Why Silver Could Outperform Gold and Bitcoin in 2026
Discover why silver could outperform gold and Bitcoin in 2026, driven by industrial demand, macroeconomic trends, and geopolitical factors.
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Analysts Anticipate 3.2% Annualized Growth in US Q3 GDP Ahead of Official Data
Analysts expect US Q3 GDP growth of 3.2%, slightly below Q2’s 3.8%, as markets await key economic data to gauge Fed policy implications.
Gold, Not Bitcoin, Is Winning Over a New Generation of Investors in 2025
Despite Bitcoin’s “digital gold” narrative, new investors are increasingly favoring traditional precious metals like gold and silver as a hedge against inflation and economic uncertainty in 2025.
Ghana Just Legalized Crypto Trading – Here’s the Catch
Ghana legalizes cryptocurrency trading, placing exchanges under Bank of Ghana’s supervision to combat financial crimes and stabilize the economy amidst rising crypto adoption and inflation.
Fed to Inject $6.8 Billion Into Markets in First Repo Since 2020 — Why Crypto Is Paying Attention
The Federal Reserve (Fed) is injecting $6.8 billion into financial markets via repos, marking its first such operation since 2020. Here’s why the crypto market is paying attention.
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Bitcoin rallies thwarted by fading Fed rate cut odds, softening US macro
Bitcoin’s rally is facing obstacles due to fading Fed rate cut expectations and a weakening US economy, leading investors to seek safer assets.
Cooling Inflation, Weak Confidence: What the Michigan Consumer Data Means for Bitcoin
The latest US economic data shows easing inflation pressures and weak consumer confidence, which has both positive and negative implications for Bitcoin and the crypto market.
What Crypto Whales Are Buying After a Cooler US CPI Print
Crypto whales are buying again after a cooler US CPI print, diversifying their investments across DeFi as market sentiment shifts due to easing inflation and softer labor market data.
$9,000,000,000,000 Wall of US Debt Incoming As Fed Unleashes Money Printers: Peter St Onge
Peter St Onge warns of a $9 trillion wall of US debt due to the Federal Reserve’s decision to end quantitative tightening and start buying short-term U.S. Treasury bills, leading to higher inflation and a potential decline in the value of the dollar.
US Inflation Cooled, So Why Did Bitcoin and Stocks Sell Off?
Bitcoin and US equities sold off sharply despite a positive US inflation report. We analyze the reasons behind the sell-off and what it means for traders.