Will Bitcoin Go to Zero? Grading a Billionaire’s Case With the Test He Skipped
A legendary investor who called the dot-com bubble and 2008 housing crash says Bitcoin will certainly go to zero — and said the same in 2018. Before taking his word for it, run the one test that actually settles whether Bitcoin can go to zero.
Bitcoin Treasury Companies Explained: Why Owning More Doesn’t Buy the Power to Dilute Your 21 Million Limit
Companies now hold 7.8% of all the Bitcoin that will ever exist. Bitcoin treasury companies explained — and why owning more of it doesn’t buy the power to create more.
Saylor’s company booked a $21 billion gain. Nobody wrote the check.
Ray Dalio Just Put a 3-Year Clock on the Next Debt Crisis. The Last One Already Cost Your Dollar 88% of Its Value.
Ray Dalio says America has 24 to 36 months before its debt problem becomes a crisis. Run the math on the one he’s really describing — the one that already happened — and the dollar sitting in a savings account has lost the overwhelming majority of what it could buy since 1971. Here’s the mechanism, the math, and the one asset in this story with no bill of its own.
One Year Ago Today, $19 Billion Got Liquidated in Minutes. Bitcoin Is Still Below the Crash’s Panic Low.
Today is the exact one-year anniversary of crypto’s largest liquidation event — $19B+ wiped out in hours after Trump’s tariff announcement. Bitcoin’s price moved. Its supply cap didn’t. Here’s the math on what actually got destroyed that day, and what it previews for every tokenized asset Wall Street is about to leverage next.
The Government Just Rewrote 5 Years of Inflation Data. Core PCE ‘Fell’ to 3.0% — But Not One Bill Got Cheaper.
Today’s BEA report revised how core PCE inflation is measured, retroactively back to 2021, and put the new reading at 3.0%. We checked what actually changed — and what a rewritten number can’t undo.
Bitcoin Just Broke a 13-Year September Curse. Bond Yields at 5.18% Were Supposed to Stop That.
Bitcoin is on pace to break a 13-year pattern where every strong August was followed by a losing September, even as the 10-year Treasury yield sits at 5.18 percent. We ran the bond math to find out what actually decoupled.
Gold Revaluation Explained: Can Washington’s $42.22 Number Buy Bitcoin?
Washington still values its gold at $42.22 an ounce. A proposed law would use the gap to market value to help fund Bitcoin purchases — here’s the real math on the debt, the deficit, and why Bitcoin’s 21 million can’t be revalued.
Could Revaluing America’s Gold Fix the National Debt? What the $42.22 Price Tag Really Means for Bitcoin
Treasury still prices its gold at $42.22 an ounce. A bill in Congress wants to use that gap to help fund Bitcoin purchases. We ran the household math on what a gold revaluation would actually fix.
Wall Street bought $2.39 billion of Bitcoin this week. Morgan Stanley says cap it at 4%.