Gold 30% Drawdown Is Mid-Cycle, Top Analyst Says
Dollar strength into year-end will likely drag gold another 2-4 weeks, but the central-bank bid and policy-print expectations say the bull cycle's structural, not finished.
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Dollar strength into year-end will likely drag gold another 2-4 weeks, but the central-bank bid and policy-print expectations say the bull cycle's structural, not finished.
Ten cows, $20K, one stock exchange listing. The deal size is tiny, but it opens a $77.6M pipeline inside Cowmed's 100,000-cow network and slots into a tokenization thesis McKinsey sizes at $4T by…
A creator who's been calling the post-QT dip since January frames the sideways grind as accumulation, not mistake — citing PMI expansion, copper-gold, and the Russell 2000 as the leading indicators…
The Consensys founder frames the next leg as institutional — Wall Street capital meets AI-driven on-chain agents, with a warning not to trust those agents with real money yet.
A Paraná pilot turned encrypted cow collars into $20K of working collateral on B3, but the live test runs in Ethiopia, Nigeria, Kenya and Pakistan where farmers already own the wealth banks refuse to…
Comparing 2026 against 2022 and 2018 puts the drawdown right at the average for prior midterm years, and the window for a low lines up between July and October.
Gold is trading around $4,000 an ounce after a roughly 28% drawdown from its early-2026 peak, and on average the metal…
Bitcoin bulls have $80,000 squarely in their sights as the next key level to reclaim, but the broader macro backdrop is…
Wall Street's split is no longer about trading volume — it's about whether the Everything Exchange thesis (stablecoins, derivatives, prediction markets) replaces the cycle the stock still trades on.
Bitcoin dominance has reclaimed 60% as millions of failed altcoins and memecoins drain liquidity — and Cowen argues the cleansing is the prerequisite, not the obstacle, to a sustainable BTC rally.
A new crypto bull market does not announce itself. It builds quietly while most people still believe the bear. Here are the signals that have actually marked the start — and the loud ones that mark the top.
A crypto bull market feels like everyone's getting rich — which is exactly when caution matters most. Here's what bull markets are and how to keep your head.
Ether absorbed $244M and Bitcoin $160M of the wipeout — the largest single-day long liquidation since Feb. 6, when a BTC slide to $60K erased $1.84B in crowded bullish bets.
The Bitmine chairman’s call puts a prominent market strategist on record with a bullish view, but offers no specific price target or timing.
The JPMorgan CEO's rare straight-up bullish call on equity markets carries weight because his tone has historically tilted risk-off, framing the rally as a wave worth riding rather than fading.
Lee’s call puts investor sentiment back in focus, though the seed gives no supporting indicators or market-wide price data.
Spot ETF demand is soaking up the overhead supply that capped prior runs, keeping a path to $90K open despite aggressive taker-side selling above $80K.
The chartist is now dollar-cost averaging into ETH and SUI from current levels, treating the post-QT normalization dip as a once-per-cycle accumulation zone before the next expansion leg.
Three crypto YouTubers argue the action has migrated to memory makers like Micron and SanDisk while digital assets wait out a midterm-year correction before a Q4 rotation back.
Bitcoin wrapped up April on the back foot, but historical seasonal patterns continue to point in the bulls' favor…