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Will the United States Dump Gold for Bitcoin? A Geoeconomic Shift in Real Time

The Dawn of a New Reserve Era? From Gold, to Treasuries to Bitcoin The United States has long relied on the dollar and U.S. Treasuries...

Bitcoin The Ultimate Hedge Against $97T Global Liquidity Bubble

Discover why Bitcoin’s fixed supply and deflationary nature make it the ultimate asset for navigating the $97 trillion global liquidity bubble. Learn how rising money supply influences market trends and positions Bitcoin as a strategic hedge against fiat currency debasement.

What The ECB Gets Wrong About Bitcoin

In a recent paper, researchers from the European Central Bank make a handful of claims about Bitcoin that lack context, nuance and/or evidence. I’m here to shed light on what they got wrong.

Global Liquidity Hits All Time High, Bitcoin To Follow?

Global liquidity has reached a new all-time high above $95 trillion, approaching $100 trillion. Historical data shows expanding liquidity precedes Bitcoin bull runs, potentially signaling a new price surge.

Bitcoin: A Beacon Of Financial Liberation In A Dollar-Driven World

Bitcoin first and foremost is about obsoleting and obviating central banking and the economic damage and hardship they cause for regular people.

Why Central Bank Digital Currencies Can’t Compete with Bitcoin

Christian Keroles breaks down his arguments for why CBDCs are likely to lose out in the long run competing against Bitcoin's permissionless nature.

CBDCs: The Ultimate Corruption Of Money

Central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) would further corrupt fiat money, eroding purchasing power and increasing censorship.

If Bitcoiners Don’t Do More, CBDCs Will Win

As history has shown, incumbent powers can control the narratives around their inherently-inferior solutions.

Under A Bitcoin Standard, Legacy Institutions Will Adapt And Improve

When bitcoin becomes the global reserve currency, central banks won’t go extinct, but they will have to evolve.

The Federal Reserve Intervenes: Bank Term Funding Program

The Federal Reserve balance sheet increased by $300 billion in one week, leading to debate about whether these actions qualify as quantitative easing.
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