U.S. President Joe Biden’s Cryptocurrency Executive Order shows an openness to consider the technology and acknowledges its benefits, which is positive for the development of the sector
A larger number of Americans are cutting back or delaying consumption, especially for non-essential items in the wake of soaring inflation
Across the border, Ukraine was receiving millions of dollars’ worth of cryptocurrencies to buy everything from bullet-proof vests to night-vision goggles to fight off the Russian invaders.
February’s price increases mark a fresh high, with the fastest annual increase since January 1982.
Some of the world’s biggest names in the hedge fund industry are doubling down on their cryptocurrency bets and now others are following suit.
Renewable energy stocks have been among the few gainers in otherwise volatile markets, since Russia invaded Ukraine.
Even as more institutional investors muscle into the cryptocurrency space, there is a reluctance by regulators to provide mom-and-pop investors access to these products.
Energy prices in and of themselves are not necessarily long-term inflationary – higher prices could see a cut back in consumption which could lead to a lower demand for goods…
Russians are taking to cryptocurrencies to conduct transactions as even Visa and Mastercard have exited the Russian market in protest of the invasion of Ukraine.
With the yield curve narrowing, soaring energy prices and stocks falling into a correction, the threat of a U.S. economic recession is real, or at least real in the minds…