As trade tensions escalate and tariffs return under the Trump administration, a new economic reality is setting in:
Sovereigns and institutions are moving faster toward crypto-native infrastructure as a hedge against geopolitical instability.
Real estate is the world’s largest asset class—valued at over $300 trillion. It’s historically been prized for wealth preservation and long-term yield. But it’s also been illiquid, slow-moving, and largely inaccessible—especially to the general public.
2024 marked a breakthrough year for Bitcoin – with a 150% price increase, surpassing silver’s market capitalization, and gaining prominence in the American political landscape.
In October, the focus was on identifying entry points into the market. November was all about capturing those opportunities.
Throughout the month, we observed notable shifts driven by macro events.
December traditionally brings lower trading volumes due to the holiday season, resulting in heightened volatility. This environment was intensified by portfolio rebalancing activities and tax-loss harvesting.
The crypto market currently feels like a child holding an extravagant ice cream — complete with sprinkles, chocolate sauce, and whipped cream — yet still complaining about the missing cherry. Despite a wave of pro-crypto developments, ranging from Trump’s regulatory
“Why did the market’s euphoria vanish so fast?” Last month, we compared the crypto market to a child with a giant ice cream loaded with sprinkles, chocolate sauce, and whipped cream—yet still whining because it didn’t have a cherry on top.
March will be a monumental month in the history of Bitcoin, influencing both its short-term path and its long-term potential. Recent developments—including the announcement of the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and shifts in Federal Reserve policy
