The recent market malaise has not dampened appetite for investments in the cryptocurrency space and marquee venture capital firm Andreesen Horowitz has just launched a US$4.5 billion fund to bet…

While policymakers were agreed on “expeditiously” ramping up rates to a more neutral setting, neither stimulating nor stunting the economy, they were divided on the aggressiveness of tightening.

Referring to the collapse of the algorithmic stablecoin TerraUSD, Georgieva took to encouraging continued efforts to build value.

For the legions of investors looking at their portfolios and wondering whether now is the time to cut losses, try to recall why you entered the position

Bitcoin has now fallen for seven straight weeks, its longest losing streak since August 2011, when few even knew what cryptocurrency was.

Onshoring (moving manufacturing back home), renationalization and regionalization have become the latest trends for companies, deglobalization if you will.

Hardcore DeFi believers haven’t completely given up on algorithmic stablecoins, despite the spectacular crash of TerraUSD and its sister token LUNA.

Although cash is being whittled away by inflation, perhaps sitting on the sidelines for now may not be the worst thing to do.

Billionaire hedge fund manager Mike Novogratz cautions investors for calling a bottom to cryptocurrencies and to scale down carefully. 

Simply too many variables for accurate prediction on central bank policy, inflation, invasion and the effect of China’s zero-Covid policy.