The Hodlers Appear to Be Back

While Wall Street is offloading bitcoin, long-term holders are stepping back in. The hodlers appear to be back—though a true bottom is far from proven.

The Bottom Comes Into View

Price dropped to $57,700 this week—the lowest point of this bear market? Is it the bottom? Too early to say, but for the first time in this bear market, it's plausible.

Meta Steps Into a Sensitive Arena — Again

Meta is building Arena, a prediction markets app. The parallels with Libra reveal why this is politically, legally, and strategically explosive territory for a company of Meta's scale.

Convinced and Uncertain at the Same Time

Bitcoin dropped to $58,000 this week—a new bear market low. The cause? Financial market uncertainty as AI trade doubts mount, the dollar rallies, and the Fed's hawkish stance rattles investors.

Unguided Markets

Kevin Warsh wants to break with forward guidance: fewer rate hints from the Fed, more room for markets to do their own pricing. What happens when the sedative is taken away?

Trading with Fibonacci

Fibonacci levels are a trader favorite for timing entries and exits. What are the golden pocket, retracements, and other key signals traders are watching right now?

To the Moon!

SpaceX sold Wall Street a space dream. Anthropic showed why crypto × AI is really about access, control, and who holds the power over software.

Capitulations define the bear market

Last Friday and Saturday, bitcoin traded below $60,000 for the first time this bear market—the culmination of a textbook capitulation. With panic selling exhausted and accumulation signs emerging, is this where the bottom takes shape?

Bigger Than Saylor?

The Hunt Brothers once cornered the silver market. What does their story tell us about Michael Saylor, Strategy, and the recent turmoil around bitcoin?