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Bitcoin and the broad market still have a solid long-term outlook in my opinion, despite the significant immediate headwinds.
Bitcoin has finally started decoupling from the equities markets. But will this last?
Back in the dot-com craze, Buffett dismissed the potential in the new tech stocks. Now, he’s dismissing Bitcoin in the same way.
In this week’s Weiss Crypto Sunday Special, host Chris Coney and guest Marija Matić break down why finding good investment opportunities has been increasingly difficult.
Crypto has finally decoupled from the equity markets. While that was to the downside, if the lack of correlation can continue, this could be a long-term blessing in disguise.
While Warren Buffett is wrong about many things regarding crypto, this saying does ring true for crypto investors. And plenty of people are certainly fearful right now. Here’s why we’re not.
When you get bored of range-bound trading, just remember that in the face of more bearish action, neutral movements are a positive sign.
Picking which horse to back in any race is tough. That’s why sometimes, the best strategy is to invest in the race itself.
Bitcoin has been trading in a tight trading range. But assets can’t consolidate forever, and all eyes are scanning for the catalyst that could kick it either higher or lower.
This week, Chris is giving a crash course in stablecoins.