Considering price as Bitcoin’s best measure of value is just as nonsensical as valuing fiat according to the current exchange rate.
Risk assets were lower and bond yields were higher this week as evidence of resurgent inflation continued to mount
Are we halving fun yet?
A legendary study of Fidelity client portfolios found that between 2003 and 2013, the best-performing investors were the ones who never traded — “Fidelity’s most successful investors were already dead,” The Motley Fool concluded.
We humans have an innate desire to know why.
Why would the two forms of gold — analog and digital — go in different directions on the same news event?
I believe that the upcoming halving will be unlike any other that came before it for one key reason: Professional investors have entered crypto
Macro did its best to make itself great again this week. Inflation threatened to inflect upwards, Treasury yields rose to year-to-date highs, oil hit a seven-month high, and gold made new all-time highs.
Should I close my Wells Fargo account?
CryptoKitties is one of the (many) reasons I’m not independently wealthy — when their introduction in 2017 rendered the Ethereum blockchain unusable, I sold my ETH.
Worries that high interest rates would cause problems in the credit markets have so far been proven wrong.
There’s a manic energy in the room.
