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Compliance and regulation are expected to play an increasingly central role in digital asset management in 2023, as the industry seeks to recover following the dramatic events of last year. Portfolio managers will need a set of tools that enable rapid and effective decision-making in a constantly changing environment, while providing metrics, analytics and insights to support compliance and due diligence.

Our latest article examines the elements that fund managers should seek out when building a portfolio management toolkit fit for purpose in 2023. An integrated view of all holdings combined with intelligent compliance features and analytics provides the foundation, while advancements in areas such as AI are making it easier to develop investment strategies.

What are the crucial tools you use for managing your crypto assets and strategies? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.

Read our full article here:
https://www.nuant.com/research/safety-first-crypto-market-protections-after-ftx-collapse

Safety first: crypto market protections after FTX collapse In the wake of FTX's collapse and what some have called crypto’s worst week ever, regulators are widely expected to take increased interest in the sector. Here's what to expect.

Last year may have been a turning point for NFTs. After the hype of 2021, 2022 saw general sentiment turn against what was seen as a greed-fuelled craze – and yet NFT sales in 2022 topped just over 100 million, nearly 68% more than the previous year.

It seems that, beyond the headlines, NFT projects were quietly getting on with finding real utility for the controversial tokens, and catching up with DeFi in dApp domination. What will the future of the NFT sector look like as it matures?

Read the full story on Cointelegraph:
https://cointelegraph.com/news/nft-sales-topped-101-million-in-2022-dappradar-report

NFT sales topped 101 million in 2022: DappRadar report DappRadar estimates the overall NFT sale count reached 101 million, with the Ethereum ecosystem holding 21% of the market share of NFTs.

Will the bankruptcy of crypto’s marquee lender, Genesis Global Capital, spell the end for the centralized lending industry or be a turning point for growth & innovation?

Juicy high-yield products such as Gemini Earn, Celsius Network or BlockFi attracted swathes of retail investors who may have been turned off for good as platform after platform collapsed. On top of the issue of cratering lending volume, the industry will face increasing pressure from regulators. So what's next?

Writing on Bloomberg, Emily Nicolle suggests that DeFi may be ready to step into the gap, with surviving CeFi platforms embracing greater regulation for a safer industry.

Read the full article:
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-01-20/crypto-lending-teeters-on-brink-of-extinction-after-genesis-collapse?srnd=cryptocurrencies-v2

Crypto Lending Teeters on Brink of Extinction After Genesis Collapse The bankruptcy of crypto’s marquee lender, Genesis Global Capital, may be one more blow than the industry can withstand, at least in its current form.