Cryptocurrency investors have long referred to Bitcoin as “digital gold.” If that’s true, then Bitcoin, like gold, should be able to hedge against the market volatility and economic uncertainty that investors are currently experiencing.But
Bitcoin is valued the same way as stocks, gold, and real estate. None of them have any intrinsic value.Bitcoin’s price has fallen about 25% from its all-time high of $109,000, so the critics are back in full force. Like clockwork.A common c
Summary of key points: Jordi Visser is a macro investor with more than 30 years of experience on Wall Street. He not only runs a Substack investment column called VisserLabs, but also regularly publishes investment-related YouTube videos. I
Bitcoin may evolve into a reserve asset for central banks and companies in the future, similar to the role of gold in the global financial system.Predicting the future of Bitcoin is like trying to predict the weather ten years from now - a
Despite being called “digital gold,” Bitcoin is far less safe-haven than physical gold in the current market environment.All eyes are now on gold, the ultimate safe-haven asset. The price of gold just reached an all-time high of $3,000 per
Under CZ's continuous shouting, the meme craze on the BSC chain continues, and golden dogs emerge in endlessly.In the past weekend, the transaction volume on the BSC chain has exceeded Solana. The memes on Base and Sol have died down, and t
Crypto markets are weighed down by a combination of macroeconomic headwinds and industry-specific challenges, with volatility once again on the rise.Bitcoin remains largely uncorrelated with traditional assets such as gold and the S&P 5
On the whole, if the stock market crash is similar to historical trends, gold may become the ultimate safe-haven asset, and Bitcoin's market positioning will be severely challenged.The Nasdaq index has fallen 12% so far. If this adjustment
Exchange-traded funds (better known as ETFs) are similar to mutual funds in many ways. They typically track the price of an asset (like gold) or a basket of assets (like the S&P 500). As the name implies, they are traded on an exchange
Some of the world’s largest banks and fintech firms are racing to launch their own stablecoins, aiming to capture a cross-border payments market they expect to be redrawn by cryptocurrencies.Last month, Bank of America Corp. said it was wil