The House Can Lose

Scott Bessent declared himself ‘the house’ against currency traders. But the man who once helped break the Bank of England should know better than anyone: the house can lose — and the bond market is already daring him to prove otherwise.

Bond Market Stress Has the Market in Its Grip

No fireworks on the bitcoin market this week. All eyes were on oil, inflation, interest rates, and the US government's response to it all.

The DNB Accidentally Wrote an Advertisement for Bitcoin

The Dutch central bank is moving gold from America to London. What does that operation reveal about geopolitics, crisis preparedness, and the striking advantages of bitcoin?

The Dividing Line Between Bear and Bull

The price climbed this week to its highest level since early May—just below the $83,000 needed for a 'higher high.' Acceptance above that would be meaningful!

Does Bitcoin Become More Compelling in an Economy Disrupted by AI?

AI is making the future of companies and governments more uncertain. According to analyst Jordi Visser, it's precisely that uncertainty that makes bitcoin more attractive.

Bitcoin Posts Biggest Weekly Gain Ever

Bitcoin climbed above $81,000 this week, its highest price since May. That puts us right on the border between bear and bull market!

From Napster to Nakamoto

What do the compact disc, Napster and bitcoin have in common? Together they tell the story of a digital world where copying became free — and scarcity had to be reinvented from scratch.

The Signals That Confirm a Bottom

Learn how to recognize a bitcoin bottom. Three technical signals to tell the difference between an ongoing decline and a genuine bottom. The first costs money, the second makes it.

Is Self-Custody Still Such a Good Idea?

The Coldcard hack wasn't the biggest ever, but it left a deep crater in the bitcoin world: is self-custody still such a good idea for safeguarding your wealth?