It has been a wild ride in the crypto markets this year. Bitcoin started a huge run in September of 2020 from $10,000 to $30,000 by year-end. That move carried into 2021. The price more than doubled
Bitcoin is Incredibly Bullish and Set to Reach New Highs Over the Next Few Months
On Thursday October 28th, the price of Bitcoin (BTC) fell below $13,000 shortly after hitting resistance of around $13,850 at the day’s peak. As we can see from the chart below, the price of Bitcoin
Cryptocurrencies Soar!
This is a trade alert that was sent to premium members on Sunday, 4/26... It has been over two years since the cryptocurrency market first caught the world's attention, with Bitcoin
Exploring Growth of Crypto Markets
While the crypto markets have been in a bear market for most of 2018–2019, the fundamentals have only continued to grow. Below are a few charts highlighting this continued growth in the
Gold-Backed Cryptocurrencies, a Better Alternative to Gold ETF’s?
This post will highlight the difference between Gold-backed cryptocurrencies and gold ETF’s, and evaluate whether there is a meaningful role for the former. What is a Gold-Backed
Is a Recession Coming?
This post will highlight what some key indicators are telling us about the current state of the market. 1. Yield Curve Inversion One of the best indicators for a coming recession has been an
The Bullish Case for Ethereum in 2020
Any current metric will show that Ethereum is the leading smart contract platform. It is by far the most widely used blockchain by developers everywhere. This post will explore the growth of
Is Bitcoin Becoming A Safe Haven Asset?
Bitcoin had a pop in price of almost 5% following the assassination of Qassem Soleimani, a major Iranian Official. Gold, long considered a safe haven asset, also had an uptick of about 1.5% on the
Is Litecoin Just a Testnet for Bitcoin or a Vastly Undervalued Cryptocurrency?
I read a critique on Litecoin recently. The basic premise was that Litecoin is just a testing ground or testnet for Bitcoin. The author seemed to insinuate that Litecoin had little value other than