Bitcoin finally broke the landmark $100k level, but the action is far from over. Altcoin season has officially begun! Today we take a deep dive into the cryptocurrency market cycle to see where the biggest opportunities lie…
Bitcoin came within a quarter percentage point of hitting $100k this week – a massive milestone in the development of the $3.3 trillion cryptocurrency market. Today, we take a close look at what could be the biggest bitcoin buy-and-hold success story of all time…
Bitcoin’s recent performance hasn’t just broken records, it’s silenced a lot of crypto skeptics. Not to mention capturing the attention of investors worldwide. We don’t think the crypto boom is over – in fact, we think it’s just getting started…
The recent presidential election has stirred discussions about the role of cryptocurrency in the U.S. We already saw, for example, a 10% jump in bitcoin price on Wednesday to a new all-time high. It’s a mistake to consider this nothing but a “crypto bro” trade – which is why one respected analyst sees bitcoin hitting $200k by the end of next year…
The World Bank recently issued a global economic warning. Would a simultaneous worldwide economic downturn revitalize the crypto market? We think it might – here’s why…
Bitcoin recently hit its lowest price for the year, and the media eagerly report the death of crypto. Again! How many times have you seen headlines reporting the total collapse of the crypto market? Today we explain why, to a certain kind of investor, these FUD-inducing headlines are actually good news…
Market tourists buy based on historical prices with a “line go up” mindset – and may sell at any time for any reason. They enter the market as speculators, with the goal of trading their way to profits…
Last year, I wrote that crypto went mainstream. It was a moderate approach on our part. In reality, crypto had been going increasingly mainstream for quite a while. regardless, it’s mainstream now, either way. I don’t think that point’s debatable any longer. Here’s what that means…
They’re calling it the worst bear market since 2018, in terms of sentiment if nothing else. Fair comparison? Not really – in early 2018, crypto investors found themselves wondering whether the market would be wiped out completely…
Over the past two years, bitcoin has established a fairly tight correlation with stocks. Some have claimed it to be a downside. After all, cryptocurrencies are supposed to be their own ecosystem, uncorrelated with other assets. Is this a feature or a bug?
