Brenden Rearick

Brenden Rearick

InvestorPlace Financial News Writer

Expertise: Blockchain, Cryptocurrency, Digital Asset Regulation

Education: BA, Public & Professional Writing and Political Science, University of Pittsburgh

About Brenden:
Brenden Rearick is a Financial News Writer for the Today’s Market team at InvestorPlace, joining the team in 2021. Before joining InvestorPlace, Brenden was a student and a freelance writer, contributing to various periodicals for the University of Pittsburgh and local non-profits.

He primarily covers cryptocurrency and blockchain technology for Today’s Market. His interests span the metaverse, as well as DeFi and Web 3.0 projects.

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Recent Articles

AXS Crypto Prices Rebound as Axie Infinity Prepares a Game-Changing Update

By Brenden Rearick, InvestorPlace Financial News Writer

The AXS crypto has been faltering throughout early 2022, but an upgrade by developers is helping it get back into the green.

Shiba Inu Price Predictions: Does SHIB’s Resurgence Mean a New All-Time High Is Coming?

By Brenden Rearick, InvestorPlace Financial News Writer

Shiba Inu price predictions are a hot topic as SHIB post 25% gains in a single morning. The gains continue a long growth phase for the token.

LOOKS Crypto Price Predictions: How High Can OpenSea Alternative LooksRare Climb?

By Brenden Rearick, InvestorPlace Financial News Writer

LOOKS crypto price predictions are on the rise as investors take notice of LooksRare's fast track to the top of the NFT platform pack.

QNT Crypto: Could Quant’s Overledger Prevent Another Wormhole Incident?

By Brenden Rearick, InvestorPlace Financial News Writer

The QNT crypto is on the rise today. In the aftermath of the Wormhole exploit, investors are looking at Quant as a bridge alternative.

SEC Crypto Regulation Alert: Will One New Proposal Threaten Decentralized Finance?

By Brenden Rearick, InvestorPlace Financial News Writer

SEC crypto regulation talk is heating up as crypto investors dive into the agency's "Trojan Horse" proposal from late January.

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