The Market Always Wins
Thoughts on Free Market action and concepts. Looking to the present, past and future. Innovative competition, investment opportunity, technology, policy, and free trade.
This next bull run will be more prominent than any we’ve seen thus far. Saylor stated: We’ve only just entered the “gold rush stage” of Bitcoin.
With the economic shift coming in hot into web 3- Robinhood finally gave the people what they wanted and stepped firmly into the crypto sphere.
Domestic and abroad, the global superpower that is the USA is being questioned and challenged. Economic adversity, social disaffection, rumors of WWIII around every corner…
Bitcoin falls below $40K for the first time in 7 weeks. The BTC ETF has blown smoke. People got sucked into the hype, and are having buyers remorse given the pull back.
Though adversity continues as we push towards a decentralized economy, hope endures. The market will greatly benefit with these approvals, it’s one step closer to overall acceptance of this class of assets.
Bitcoin ETF faces uncertainty as SEC false approval causes market turmoil, rattling investors and prompting internal investigation.
We are only a week in, but a lot of uncertainty has already been laid before us. We are clearly starting 2024; uneasy.
“The tools and technologies we’ve developed are really the first few drops of water in the vast ocean of what AI can do.” -Fei-Fei Li
Is this one last blunder of FUD From a fading Gary Gensler on the heels of the Ripple, and Binance cases?
If you’re familiar with fractional reserve banking, then you know that money seems to appear out of thin air.
2023 was a year. We experienced some memorable events; things happened that changed the world as we know it.
“Digital Asset Anti-Money Laundering Act”: this act threatens the very essence of a decentralized economy.
With the upward trends over the past few months in digital assets, the question always remains: did you Hodl?
So where do we go from here? What has to change in order for today’s consumers to secure economic success for them and future generations?
So many networks, each bringing their own niche to the game in this widespread, competitive atmosphere. One has to ask, are all these networks going to survive in the long run?
