Big Tech’s $350 billion AI spree is powering U.S. growth and Trump-era market euphoria — but nearly all that strength comes from data centers, not consumers. Analysts warn the boom looks more like stimulus on borrowed time than a sustainable economy.
By Intelligence Desk | Cryptocaster President Donald Trump’s decision to pardon Changpeng “CZ” Zhao, the founder and former CEO of Binance, marks a dramatic...
A European-based IP holder claims to own the Bitcoin logo, issuing copyright and takedown threats across the web. The move has sent shockwaves through the crypto community, reopening debates over open-source rights, decentralization, and the vulnerability of public symbols to private legal capture.
Inflation raises prices. Disbasement destroys money. As governments dilute currency and trap savers in negative real yields, the public quietly begins its migration — not to gold, but to crypto.
When panic hits, markets don’t move together—they cascade. Crypto, the only 24/7 asset, purges and recovers first, setting the tone for public equities and, later, private markets. Treat crypto not as a sideshow, but as the modern market’s risk nerve and clock.
Ethereum bleeds deeper than Bitcoin in every crash — but that may also set it up for greater torque in recovery. Can ETH still make a new all-time high?
