Macro factors to spark next crypto bull market in Q2 2024, Real Vision’s Raoul Pal says
Macro factors will play a dominant role in sparking the next crypto bull market, which should start in Q2 2024, according to Raoul Pal.
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What a US government shutdown would do to Bitcoin
Marcel Pechman explains the myth of excess cash in U.S. households and the lack of sufficient savings, and how a U.S. government shutdown could impact Bitcoin.
Japan to allow start-ups to raise funds by issuing crypto instead of stocks: Report
According to local media, Nikkei.com, this updated system is specifically applicable to a category of funds known as Investment Business Limited Partnerships (LPS).
Here’s what the latest Bitcoin price correction reveals
The latest episode of The Market Report analyses the recent Bitcoin price correction to $26,000 and what it reveals about the current market structure.
China facing deflation may be bad news for Bitcoin
Cointelegraph analyst and writer Marcel Pechman breaks down the Federal Reserve balance sheet and explains why China’s deflation can negatively impact Bitcoin.
Stablecoins could be key to upholding US dollar’s global reserve status: WSJ op-ed
In an opinion piece in The Wall Street Journal, Brian Brooks and Charles Calomiris claim that U.S. stablecoin legislation is crucial to redollarizing the world.
Should you just wait for October to trade Bitcoin?
The months of August and September haven't been the best for Bitcoin price historically, and with volatility at historic lows, traders may want to wait it out.
Scientists warn the ‘quantum revolution’ may stagnate economic growth
There are “traps” lying in wait for innovators at the vanguard of fintech and quantum computing, according to researchers.
Bitcoin and crypto brace for further upside as equities look to extend their recent gains
A variety of macro factors propelled the recent rally across several asset classes, but analysts are at odds regarding the sustainability of the current bullish trend.
The first-world debt crisis means you can expect more pain ahead
You should be prepared for gradual deterioration in your quality of life — or search for alternative assets that could protect your wealth.
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