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Private credit's exploding — but JPMorgan's CEO Jamie Dimon insists it's no ticking time bomb. Yet AI? That's the real game-changer sweeping through Wall Street.
Instagram just approved its first wave of buy-now-pay-later loans tied to shopping tags. Your endless scroll? It's now a gateway to debt.
Everyone figured Gen Z would stick to one wallet app forever. Wrong—they swap BNPL for big splurges and installments for the grind, chasing outcomes over loyalty.
Solana was riding high as crypto's speed demon. Then Drift, its biggest perps platform, got hammered for $280 million in a sophisticated hack that's still unfolding.
Imagine waking up to find your crypto fortune vanished into thin air. That's the nightmare hitting Drift users right now after a savage hack.
Two more UK fintech hopefuls—VibePay's payments app and SmartLayer's AI home finance tool—just called it quits. It's a stark reminder of the sector's funding freeze.
Tyfone's nFinia just went live at Metro Credit Union — right as Q1 2026 fintech news explodes with charters, stablecoins, and a $30M raise. But is this rush real innovation or end-of-quarter noise?