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

Is Jeff Bezos About to Buy Bitcoin? 7 Celebrities Pushing Bitcoin Prices Higher Amid Crypto Craze

By Brenden Rearick, InvestorPlace Financial News Writer

Bitcoin prices seem to always jump upward when a celebrity endorses the coin. Take a look at these celebs jumping on the BTC wave.

The r/WSB Crypto Controversy Heats Up: Is the Subreddit ‘Bowing to Crypto’ … or Not?

By Brenden Rearick, InvestorPlace Financial News Writer

A mod quickly reversed the decision to allow r/WSB crypto posts on BTC, ETH and DOGE following a Bloomberg report. Here's what to know.

Chainlink (LINK) Price Predictions: Where Does Link Go After New All-Time High?

By Brenden Rearick, InvestorPlace Financial News Writer

With the crypto soaring to new heights today, Chainlink (LINK) price predictions are calling for a prosperous year for the currency.

KXIN Stock: The Big Acquisition News That Has Kaixin Auto Soaring

By Brenden Rearick, InvestorPlace Financial News Writer

KXIN stock is up today on the heels of a big merger announcement. Investors are anxious to see how to company capitalizes on the acquisition.

GME Stock: The Huge Zero-Debt News Sending GameStop Rocketing Higher

By Brenden Rearick, InvestorPlace Financial News Writer

GME stock is gaining today as the company makes moves toward redeeming its bonds and paying off its significant debt.

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