Why Is My Electric Bill So High? A Bitcoin Miner Just Bought Part Of The Answer
PJM’s own market monitor put an exact number on it: $23,100,955,341 added to power bills across three auctions. Here’s the Ohio power plant a Bitcoin miner just bought, and what it has to do with your kilowatt-hour.
Producer Price Index Explained — The Inflation Report That Warns You Before CPI Does
The PPI drops this morning, six months before its effects hit your grocery bill. Here’s what wholesale inflation actually measures, why it predicted this week’s CPI number — and the one price nobody’s committee can re-measure.
Bitcoin Mining Explained — The “Wasted” Energy Is What Makes 21 Million Real
How does Bitcoin mining actually work, and why does it burn so much electricity? The mechanism in plain English — and why the “waste” is what makes Bitcoin’s 21 million coins impossible to fake.
The CPI Report Drops Tomorrow — Half Of It Isn’t Even A Real Price
Wednesday’s CPI report will hand you a single number for July inflation. What it won’t tell you: more than half the prices inside it were never actually observed at a register. Here’s the mechanism, and the one number nobody can estimate.
How Much Bitcoin Belongs In Your Retirement Plan?
Most answers to “how much Bitcoin should I own in retirement” are either hype or silence. Here’s the honest version — the real drawdown history, and how to size a position that survives it.
Buy, Borrow, Die — I Ran The Billionaire Tax Strategy With Bitcoin Instead Of Stocks
Buy, borrow, die is how the wealthy avoid ever selling — and ever paying capital gains tax. Every version of it uses collateral with an issuer. I ran the math with the one asset that doesn’t.
They lost 23,000 jobs. Unemployment improved.
Bitcoin Self-Custody Explained: What $38 Million in Stolen Coins Reveals About Who Holds Your Keys
Bitcoin self-custody, explained in plain English: what actually happened when $38 million walked out of secure hardware wallets in 25 minutes, why the real fix costs about three dollars, and the one asset that survived it untouched.
The Jobs Report’s Favorite Trick — How 720,000 Vanishing Workers Made Unemployment Look Fine
Today’s jobs report will quote an unemployment rate. It won’t lead with this: 720,000 people vanished from the labor force in a single month, and the rate looked better because of it.
Your Retirement Fund Just Became a Forced Buyer — Nobody Asked You
SpaceX’s 911.5M-share lockup unlocks today and OpenAI just filed for a reported $1 trillion IPO. Here’s the index rule forcing your retirement fund to buy both — and the one asset it can’t touch.