Gen Z investors are flocking to crypto, focusing on prediction markets and meme launchpads, making risky bets to offset a feeling of being left out financially.

Generation Z, which includes people born between 1997 and 2012, is increasingly more influential in culture and in the workplace. At the same time, these digital natives face lots of unique challenges ...

From memes to Instagram reels, Gen Z slang rules online conversations. The Red Lab’s Gen Z Slang Report offers a weekly ...

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Jason Levin, the founder of Memelord Technologies, believes that memes are the most powerful communication tool at humanity’s disposal. If deployed correctly, memes can shift cultural currents—and ...

It’s no secret that Gen Z has a less optimistic economic outlook than older generations. So it’s no wonder many of them are engaging in so-called financial nihilism, applying a gloomy outlook to their ...

Some Gen Z-ers first entered the markets during the pandemic’s meme stock craze. They have since become more patient investors. By Alicia Adamczyk When Mamadou-Hady Sow turned 18 in May 2020, his ...