We’ve all heard about inflation, but few know that we are experiencing the highest inflation rate in forty years.
Gold has outperformed Bitcoin and the S&P 500 by over 5% this year.
Armed conflict, sanctions imposed on Russia and the rising possibility of nuclear fallout, all create uncertainty in the markets.
For those who have never heard about LUNA, it might come as a surprise that it returned over +14 700% last year.
When trying to understand the nuances of a specific cryptocurrency, it can be helpful to think of a crypto project as something similar to a high-growth start-up.
Given what we know now, we would have jumped at the chance to invest in internet companies like Amazon and Google back in the 90s. But, back then, picking the winning investment of the internet age wasn’t as easy as you think.
In the stock market, you’ll find loads of different sectors with companies solving similar problems. Today, the crypto space is no different.
For decades there has been a prevailing belief to “buy low and sell high” in order to be profitable when investing. It’s time to retire that expression.
The idea is to invest across multiple cryptos so that a drop in prices of one does not significantly reduce your overall portfolio’s profitability.
Now that crypto is becoming more mainstream, is it possible that you missed the boat? Are you wondering if the markets will still grow? Is it even worthwhile to start investing?
Names like Ethereum, Solana, Polkadot and maybe even some lesser-known ones like Terra and Binance Coin are becoming more recognisable.
The markets may be experiencing a volatile start to the year, but 2022 is gearing up to continue the adoption pace of crypto that 2021 set.
With the first public companies and legendary investors publicly stating their support for Bitcoin, 2021 will go down as the year of mass adoption and the beginning of institutional interest in crypto.
While we have seen a recent pullback in the crypto market, the phrase that continues to ring true is: “It’s not about timing the market but rather time in the market.”
If you bought Bitcoin with the money that you would have spent on a new iPhone 8 in 2017, you’d be able to buy 92 new iPhone 13s today.
Sure, there’s nothing like the quick hit that a bout of irresponsible retail therapy gives, but let’s take a look at some figures that may put Black Friday spending in perspective.
People don’t realise the far-reaching effects inflation can have on your financial situation and how hard it can make it for you to grow your wealth.
Given that an alt season is characterised by multiple altcoins simultaneously experiencing rapid upward price movements, how can the average crypto investor ensure that their portfolio is in a position to benefit?
Within the span of two weeks, we’ve seen Ethereum, Solana and Polkadot break their all-time highs and explore previously uncharted price ranges.
With several large-cap altcoins moving along with Ethereum for the first time in 2021, it’s more difficult than ever to predict where the money will flow.
Alt seasons are a real phenomenon in the world of crypto, and understanding when they come around and how to invest in them can prove to be an essential skill on your investment journey.
Historically, we have seen money flow from Ethereum to large-cap altcoins. This time, they seem to be moving all at once.
In this three-part series, we’ll explain what drives the flow of money in crypto, why history is likely to repeat itself and how you can exploit your knowledge of this pattern to the furthest extent possible.
If you’ve lost count of how many times the media has assured us that crypto is about to go the way of cassette tapes and LaserDisk, you’re not alone.
People are so focused on being on the right train, but are you on the right track?
The Crypto Custody report aims to bring trust and transparency to the cryptocurrency industry where regulators have been slow to adapt.
Could Binance become the Amazon of cryptocurrencies?
Cardano is 2021’s top performer, outperforming Bitcoin by more than 400% this year.