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Commented by Nico Popp on January 12th, 2026 | 07:05 CET
USD 16 trillion in transition: How Finexity is rewriting the rules of Wall Street alongside Deutsche Bank and Bank of America
2025 marked a historic turning point for global capital markets. What was long considered a futuristic experiment is now a harsh economic reality: the tokenization of assets, known in technical jargon as "real world assets" (RWA), is breaking down the entrenched structures of the old economy. According to recent studies by leading consulting firms such as the Boston Consulting Group, this market is heading for a gigantic volume of USD 16 trillion by 2030. Two worlds are colliding in this new ecosystem. On the one hand, there are the established top dogs such as Deutsche Bank and Bank of America, which are posting record results and using blockchain to become even more profitable. On the other hand, Finexity AG, a German disruptor, is challenging the status quo. Since its IPO in September 2025, it has been proving that the future belongs not to the management but to the democratization of wealth. For investors, the question arises: Should they bet on the gentle evolution of the giants or on the radical innovation of the challenger?
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Commented by Nico Popp on December 18th, 2025 | 07:15 CET
Financial revolution: How BlackRock, Bank of America, and Finexity are leveraging the USD 16 trillion potential of tokenization
When one of the key figures at the world's most powerful financial regulatory authority talks about a historic turning point, Wall Street sits up and takes notice. SEC Chairman Paul Atkins recently described the tokenization of assets as the key market driver for the coming years. This is no longer about speculative cryptocurrencies, but about the digital, legally secure representation of real assets – from real estate and art to government bonds. While US giants such as BlackRock and Bank of America are already pumping billions into this new infrastructure and seeking to divide the market among themselves, a specialized player is positioning itself in Germany that has long since mastered this technology and is making it available to investors: Finexity.
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Commented by Nico Popp on December 4th, 2025 | 07:05 CET
Hype fades, substance remains: Why Bank of America, Commerzbank, and Nakiki are now winners
"The tide lifts all boats, but it is only at low tide that you can see who is swimming without swimming trunks." This stock market bon mot from Warren Buffett perfectly describes the current state of the crypto market. While Bitcoin is stabilizing after its volatile phase and reaching a new stage of maturity, speculative bubbles are bursting at the edges - the best example: American Bitcoin from the Trump universe. Investors increasingly understand that quality is what matters when it comes to blockchain. We present financial stocks with substance that also exude crypto fantasy.
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Commented by Nico Popp on September 4th, 2025 | 07:15 CEST
Tariff shock for Trump, Concerns about US banks, Gold hype: Globex Mining, Newmont, Bank of America
In recent months, many feared the US was on a path toward dictatorship. Fortunately, this is not yet the case, as demonstrated recently by a US federal appeals court ruling, which declared 75% of Donald Trump's tariffs to be illegal. The judges involved ruled independently of their political leanings – both supporters and opponents of the tariffs included Republicans and Democrats. While this is not such a bad thing for US political culture, it does harbour enormous risks: tariffs worth billions could now be reversed, and the US Federal Reserve may once again delay its planned interest rate cuts. One clear beneficiary of this uncertainty has been gold, with the precious metal reaching a new all-time high. We highlight the opportunities.
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Commented by Nico Popp on August 4th, 2025 | 07:00 CEST
Is this the buying opportunity of the year? Amazon, Bank of America, Almonty Industries
Correction and comeback – on the stock market, this sequence is not always guaranteed. Sometimes a correction is also just the beginning of the end. This is especially true when business models lack substance and visions for the future burst like soap bubbles. However, corrections are often followed by spectacular comebacks that propel stocks into entirely new realms. We show that even stock market veterans like Amazon and Bank of America have tested the nerves of shareholders in the past, and draw parallels with the recent developments at tungsten producer Almonty Industries. Here, too, there are many indications that, in retrospect, the past few days are nothing more than a minor blip on the chart. History has shown that, ultimately, the facts are what truly matter.
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Commented by Nico Popp on July 23rd, 2025 | 07:00 CEST
Banking crash ahead? Consultant warns of credit crunch! Bank of America, Deutsche Bank, Sranan Gold
Stress test success does not guarantee safety. Banks in the US are currently scoring well with good quarterly figures, and stress tests, which used to be a hurdle, have long since lost their terror. However, Yerbol Orynbayev, former Deputy Prime Minister of Kazakhstan, warns that if the regulation of large banks is scaled back in the wake of the stress tests passed in June and the positive quarterly figures, this could weaken regional banks and ultimately trigger a credit crunch. Orynbayev works as a consultant in the financial sector and has been living in the US since 2017.
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