Bitcoin, geopolitical, economic and energy journalist.
Is bitcoin the solution to all woes? Are we not asking a little too much of this currency increasingly seen as an absolute store of value?
The inscriptions (ordinals, stamps, runes, etc) are fading, but the damage is already significant. A look back at this very serious threat to the decentralization of bitcoin.
After a month of lean times, Bitcoin ETFs are once again attracting hundreds of millions of dollars per day.
Beijing and Bangkok will de-dollarize their trade by promoting their national currencies. With CBDCs? What about Bitcoin?
Vladimir Putin used his state visit to China to hammer home that the United States unfairly benefits from the dollar's status as the international reserve currency. Let's use Bitcoin instead.
El Salvador is the only country along with Bhutan to have the bright idea of mining bitcoins. Its harvest now reaches nearly 500 BTC.
China is accelerating its de-dollarization with record sales of US Treasury bonds. The world will soon need a new reserve currency: Bitcoin.
We finally know who the early investors are in Bitcoin ETFs. There are some big names.
The IMF admits that geopolitical tensions bode ill for the dollar. The BRICS want to cut ties. Why not adopt Bitcoin?
Plot twist. The new CEO of giant investment fund Vanguard is pro bitcoin.
The company Metaplanet will implement the same Bitcoin strategy adopted by Microstrategy, Michael Saylor's firm.
The fiat system is a Ponzi scheme that requires impossible growth in physical flows. We are headed towards an inflation as painful as it is conducive to Bitcoin.
No consensus yet on the issue of "inscriptions." In the meantime, Bitcoin's decentralization is crumbling in deafening silence.
New nail in the coffin of the dollar. India and Nigeria no longer want to trade with the greenback.
Saudi Arabia and other nations like Indonesia warn Europe against seizing Russian foreign reserves. Bitcoin on standby.