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

Solana Price Predictions: How High Can ‘Ignition’ Event Push the Red-Hot SOL Crypto?

By Brenden Rearick, InvestorPlace Financial News Writer

Solana price predictions are heating up ahead of the network's newly announced 'Ignition' event, which is landing on the network today.

WonderFi Promises to Serve as a DeFi Disciple Through WNDR Stock Listing

By Brenden Rearick, InvestorPlace Financial News Writer

WNDR stock is reaching Canada's NEO Exchange today. On its quest toward DeFi domination, the stock market debut is a major milestone.

MMAT Stock: What Is Going on With Red-Hot Meta Materials Today?

By Brenden Rearick, InvestorPlace Financial News Writer

MMAT stock is one of the most discussed plays of the day as it takes off. But what is causing this price momentum, and what's coming next?

EXCLUSIVE: How ‘Shark Tank’ Star Kevin O’Leary Plans to Clean Up the ‘Wild West’ of Crypto

By Brenden Rearick, InvestorPlace Financial News Writer

Kevin O'Leary speaks with InvestorPlace on his transition from crypto bull to crypto flag-bearer and his revolutionary new DeFi venture.

ROOT Stock: Why r/WallStreetBets Is Betting on a Big Squeeze for Root

By Brenden Rearick, InvestorPlace Financial News Writer

ROOT stock is an innovative car insurance play but an unconvincing buy in institutions' eyes. Reddit investors don't seem to mind.

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