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

Trouble for Coinbase? COIN Stock on Uncertain Terms Amid Budget Cuts.

By Brenden Rearick, InvestorPlace Financial News Writer

COIN stock might be up, but many are worried about Coinbase's balance sheet as it continues to cut spending on various business expenses.

A Day After the Russia Crypto Ban, a State-Sponsored Platform Unveils New Digital Token

By Brenden Rearick, InvestorPlace Financial News Writer

The Russia crypto ban is one of the country's biggest crackdowns on digital money. It's now looking to make its own version of the assets.

Terra Classic Users Hope to Right the Ship by Mass-Burning LUNC Crypto

By Brenden Rearick, InvestorPlace Financial News Writer

Terra Classic developers are hoping to catalyze gains with a new burn tax, but will it be enough to spark gains for the polarizing project?

Russia Bans Crypto Payments, Speaks Out Against Stablecoins

By Brenden Rearick, InvestorPlace Financial News Writer

As Russia bans crypto payments today, it also turns its back on stablecoins. Though, curiously, officials still embrace crypto mining.

Celsius Bankruptcy Filing Reveals Scope of Company’s Debt Woes

By Brenden Rearick, InvestorPlace Financial News Writer

The Celsius bankruptcy filing is giving investors a peak at the company's balance sheet, revealing a deficit of $1.2 billion.

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