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.
The upcoming halving brings forth novel dynamics that could reshape prevailing narratives around Bitcoin economics
