Market Outlook

Anyone buying Salvador’s bitcoin-backed bond is betting on the cryptocurrency in a very big way, ignoring the country’s distressed-debt situation, one strategist said.

For many cryptocurrencies and digital assets, scarcity is a key part of their value. But not all scarcity is created equal.

Many crypto critics and enthusiasts are focused on cryptocurrencies as investible asset classes. Yet the true staying power of digital assets is in the growth and potential of their underlying technology.

Bond traders are increasing their bets on faster inflation after the U.S. consumer price index jumped 6.2% in the 12 months through October, the highest rate in three decades. Still “transitory?”

The Labor Department’s Consumer Price Index is closely tracked by bitcoin traders because the cryptocurrency is seen by some investors as a hedge against inflation.

Previous episode of speculative frenzy in SHIB paved the way for a 90% price crash.

Bitcoin is a savings technology and a store of value when you save consistently. Dollar-cost averaging helps to reduce the impact of bitcoin’s volatility.

The $120 billion of monthly bond purchases has provided a tailwind for bitcoin as investors see the cryptocurrency as a hedge against dollar debasement in the face of ultra-loose monetary policies.

A coin with a lower per-unit price can make novice investors feel a little richer.

Many investors see bitcoin’s price volatility as problematic, but it’s actually beneficial.

A new force is behind shiba inu’s most recent price surge.

“I think we’re living on a sand castle financial system,” says former banker and fraud investigator Jared Bibler.