Market commentary, weekly round-ups and the occasional rant, written for the buyer, not the day-trader.
In 2014 the world's largest Bitcoin exchange lost around 850,000 coins. A decade later, Mt. Gox still shapes how crypto thinks about trust, custody, and exchange risk.
Read moreMajor exchanges keep dropping privacy coins like Monero. They are not banned, but they are getting harder to buy where most people trade. Here is what is driving it.
Read moreFree crypto is the most expensive money in the market. Most people who chase airdrops, points, and farming pay more in gas, scams, and taxes than they ever earn.
Read moreTwo kinds of digital dollars are racing to define money's future. One is issued by a central bank, the other by a private company. Who controls them changes everything.
Read moreThe World Bank puts the average remittance cost near 6.5 percent. Stablecoins can cut that to around 1 percent. Here is the honest math, including the parts crypto fans skip.
Read moreZero fee does not mean free. The cost moves into the spread. Independent testing suggests headline fees can be as little as a third of what a trade really costs.
Read moreOne short email a week: the picks, the moves and the alerts that matter.
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