Yen Carry Trade Explained: Why It Moves Bitcoin
The yen carry trade is the world's cheapest borrowed money funding assets everywhere. Here is how it works, why it unwinds, and what it …
Deeper dives into market structure, tokenomics, on-chain data and the projects shaping the digital asset landscape.
The yen carry trade is the world's cheapest borrowed money funding assets everywhere. Here is how it works, why it unwinds, and what it …
Who is Benjamin Cowen? A guide to the data scientist behind Into The Cryptoverse, his Bitcoin Risk Metric, logarithmic regression bands, and …
Is now a good time to buy gold? After 2026's sharp pullback from record highs, here's a clear framework for the buy decision, the price …
Who is Mark Moss? A guide to the Bitcoin and macro educator, his Market Disruptors platform, YouTube channel, and role as a corporate …
China's gold reserves hit ~2,346 tonnes in June 2026, a 20th straight month of buying. Here's why Beijing keeps stacking gold — and what it …
Seasonality is the tendency of markets to move in recurring calendar patterns. Here is what the data says about Bitcoin, stocks, and 2026.
The Bank of Japan raised rates to 1% in June 2026 — the highest since 1995. Here is why the BOJ, the yen and the carry trade matter to every …
Kalshi vs Polymarket: Kalshi is a CFTC-regulated dollar exchange, Polymarket a crypto-native market now onshore in the US. Here's how they …
Deflation is a sustained fall in the general price level. As of July 2026, here are its causes, the deflationary spiral risk, and why …
Why is Bitcoin down while stocks are up? Mark Moss argues it isn't broken or manipulated — real yields and the risk curve pulled the money …
The great repricing is the collision of monetary debasement and AI deflation — why gold, Bitcoin and tokenized assets absorb the wealth fiat …
The Raoul Pal supercycle thesis argues AI capex, debt, and liquidity make a 2026–2028 bear market almost impossible. Here's the case — and …