The world is sinking in debt, and the most gracious exit is to see it inflated away. Inflation is something we had better get used to because financial repression, which keeps interest rates low despite inflation, has become a policy choice. …
The bad news is the latest calibration brings down the constant from 4 to 3.54. That takes fair value from $2,061 to $1,824. The good news is that gold remains slightly undervalued, and the cheapest it has been since 2007.
“I would take the gold…I would like to sprinkle a little bit of bitcoin into that mix too.”
Speaking at the Future Investment Initiative Forum in Riyadh, when asked about what they would choose between dollars, some gold, or bitcoin to “put under your bed for a rainy day?” …
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The Bitcoin ETFs are coming to America, and the market is psyched. Some estimates see $50bn of potential demand via these new futures-based vehicles. If that money comes, this bull market will be unstoppable.
Yesterday, the first of many Bitcoin futures ETFs was launched by ProShares under the ticker, BITO…
As a slight change to the regular schedule, this week’s newsletter edition shines a spotlight on the success of ByteTree’s Token Takeaway. We started this Premium series in June 2021, intending to highlight alpha generating investments for our readership. …
Many say silver is gold on crack, but that’s not the whole story.
In free markets, prices are set by supply and demand. Since both crypto and precious metals have limited supply, demand is the most important influence on price. In crypto, the supply side is highly predictable, whereas it is relatively predictable in precious metals. …
Some advocates are blind to the fact that bitcoin remains a risk-on asset, despite it being the blindingly obvious. Yet again, when the stockmarket sneezes, bitcoin catches a cold.
This latest selloff was triggered by the Evergrande debacle. The company has huge liabilities and massive exposure to global urban real…
