Month: July 2025

Bitcoin: The Promise and the Pain

Everywhere you look right now, Bitcoin—and crypto more broadly—is back in the spotlight. And for good reason. As concerns over fiat currency and ballooning deficits grow louder, so too does interest in an alternative store of value. Pair that with increasing adoption and deepening institutional involvement in an asset with a fixed supply, and you […]
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Dollar Weakness ≠ Losing Reserve Status

The U.S. dollar closed the first half of 2025 down 10.8%, marking its weakest first-half performance since 1973. But let’s put this in perspective: prolonged periods of currency weakness are normal, driven by economic and geopolitical factors. This ebb and flow is just how currencies—and markets—work. Despite this dip, the U.S. dollar’s status as the […]
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