Deluded Central Banks Launch a War They’ve Already Lost
Today we compare central bank-managed currencies to decentralized cryptocurrencies. Turns out there’s a major difference, and although it’s obvious it’s probably not what you think…
Bitcoin: Bracing for an Inflation Rescue?
With inflation at yet another 40-year high, we examine prospects for the Federal Reserve. Can Powell take down bitcoin along with the economy? Here’s why it doesn’t seem likely…
As Stocks Go Bearish… Bitcoin Briefly Shows Its True Power
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?
New Federal Debt Report Triggers a Wave of Crypto Adoption
Here’s a challenge for the anti-crypto crowd: The U.S. debt is now over $30 trillion. Over 80% of all U.S. dollars in existence have been printed in the last two years. Now, look me in the eyes and say crypto is a Ponzi scheme. I dare you…
How the U.S. Is Powering Crypto’s Latest Bull Run
An analysis of crypto over the past few years tells a tale of personal freedoms and national identity through the prism of finance. And now it’s not just individual investors getting in on the party…
The Fed Explores Possibility of Issuing Digital Currency
As the public’s preference for cashless options grows with every year, more countries are beginning to go digital with their own central bank digital currencies. Here’s why crypto thought leader Jeff Bone argues that the Federal Reserve must get in soon.
The Dollar and Bitcoin Just Went In Two Very Different Directions
Following in the footsteps of the Federal Reserve creating $210 billion out of thin air, Bitcoin edged even closer to its hard cap of 21 million tokens. If you’re not thinking about the implications for both the dollar and Bitcoin, find out here why this is so critical for the long-term prospects of each.