In my last blog I did a light political touch and, with elections upon us, we’ll have a new president soon. I was at a conference recently and someone asked me what I would like to see in DC with regards to advancing the industry. Well, not surprisingly, I have a few thoughts which I will explore in
Crypto: Decrypted™
Well September certainly was a breath of fresh air in the world of the blockchain and crypto markets. After a very doldrum-y Q2 and most of Q3 (and by doldrum-y I mean bearish), we saw a strong response to the Fed’s policy change in September. Friends, I would argue the run has resumed. And, it
No one ever said the crypto markets were boring and whooooa….. has this year lived up to expectations. So far in 2024, we have Larry Fink of BlackRock leading the charge, the SEC do a couple about-faces, a changing “crypto friendly” political climate and now, the macro-economic climate is really coming front and center. Through
In many ways May, was a pretty boring month if one just looked at the markets. The Bitcoin Halving event was, not surprisingly, kind of a yawn fest (general history shows us movement begins 60 days after the halving, which puts us in July territory.). May 2024, however, may be remembered as one of the
Two steps forward, one step back. It’s a common adage and, in the case of our current bull run, it’s expected. And that’s OK. After a tremendous Q1 leading up to the halving we now have a consolidation phase as we prepare for the next legs of growth. No surprises here, so rather than focus
Baseball fans likely remember the story of a young Babe Ruth in 1932, pointing deep into center field only to subsequently hit a home run right to that very spot. It’s legendary, and look, it takes something to stick one’s neck out. No surprise, we’ve been pointing over the fence as well in anticipation of
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