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The Growing Importance of Data Infrastructure in Financial Markets As institutional participation in digital assets continues to accelerate, the need for standardized data has never been more critical. According to the EY-Parthenon and Coinbase 2025 Institutional Investor Digital Assets Survey, the market is fundamentally changed, with institutions facing rigorous data
The Growing Importance of Data Infrastructure in Financial Markets As institutional participation in digital assets continues to accelerate, the need for standardized data has never been more critical. According to the EY-Parthenon and Coinbase 2025 Institutional Investor Digital Assets Survey, the market is fundamentally changed, with institutions facing rigorous data
Author: James McDonald, Product Manager in Data and Analytics In part two of the Beyond Bitcoin series, we discussed how
Author: Olya Veramchuk On March 28, the Biden administration released the Fiscal Year 2023 Budget proposal together with the “Greenbook”
Author: Adam Katt and Olya Veramchuk The term “corporate actions” is well known in traditional finance as an event by
Author: James McDonald, Product Manager in Data and Analytics In part one of the Beyond Bitcoin series, we introduced the
Author: Olya Veramchuk, Director of Tax Solutions at Lukka The ever-evolving digital asset ecosystem continuously generates new solutions, use cases,
Dynamic selection of a principal market is arguably the most rigorous, systematic way of addressing accounting guidance on identifying principal markets to estimate fair market value in the constantly changing and volatile cryptocurrency markets.
The benefits of adopting a sector classification share one underlying similarity: they push forward the maturation of the digital assets asset class.
n business media reporting over the past week, a SEC letter to Microstrategy about specific aspects of its crypto assets reporting was one of the topics of discussion.
The Federal Reserve published a highly anticipated whitepaper discussing the pros and cons of introducing a central bank digital currency (or “CBDC”). The Fed acknowledged that creating a CBDC would “best serve the needs of the United States by being privacy-protected, intermediated, widely transferable, and identity-verified.”
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