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?

What Every Investor Needs to Know About Parabolic Rallies

Right when prices are climbing fastest, that's when you need to pay attention. Using three examples, learn how investors should handle parabolic rallies, and why the biggest paper gains often appear just before they evaporate.

Why Are We Still in Bitcoin?

Why keep investing in Bitcoin after five years of stagnation? We break down the risk-reward ratio and draw lessons from gold's historic consolidation.

Making Money with Altcoins: When Is the Right Moment?

Most altcoins never reach a new high after a single cycle. That's the harsh truth the charts reveal. Learn to spot relative strength for short-lived, potentially explosive returns—and why timing is everything.

Let Ambitious Prove It's More Than Just a Bitcoin Fund

Ambitious wants to prove bitcoin can be more than an investment. But for that to happen, the AFM will have to give the company the room it needs to actually do business.

Waiting for the Turnaround

Bitcoin shrugs off the turmoil rocking other financial markets. The price bobs along with the waves but stays remarkably stable around $65,000. As risks pile up, the bulls hold firm — but for how long?

From Borrowed Shirts to Billions

Bitcoin's early years look surprisingly like the very first World Cup: small, improvised and still a long way from broad global adoption. What the borrowed shirts and two match balls of 1930 can teach us about a monetary network that's nowhere near done.