The news of increased btc sales by miners has joined the many others that are terrorizing traders these days, much to the chagrin of the Fed, which is trying hard to curb a little more upward pressure

After the Terra-Luna "case," on which more and more speculation of externally maneuvered hacking is piling up, today we are witnessing the second major downward manipulation event on crypto,

In the previous post I presented some statistics regarding the profitability of the stock market following sharp downturns such as the one we are currently experiencing, let us now look at the macroeconomic

The S&P 500 in its latest decline returned to the quote it had 13 months ago (in the rectangle the time frame considered). In the jargon this is called the 52-week decline and has happened only 23

After last week's heavy decline, stock indexes are trying to climb back up. The S&P 500 has preserved the 3800 points and today gains nearly 2 percent, while the dollar index is falling to its lowest

A brief overview of cryptocurrency trends Bitcoin has once again tested the lower limit of the $28000-31000 short trading range indicated in previous analyses, confirming that support is holding. At the

In today's Glassnode charts we see how the spot market in bitcoin reacted during the LUNA crisis and the very short USDT depeg. Live chart on Glassnode As soon as the sales of bitcoin acting as collateral

We now comment, as we do every week, on some of Glassnode's metrics. We note with satisfaction that these latest metrics are perfectly consistent with the views we expressed in our last article yesterday

In our analysis over the last few months we have looked in depth at the macroeconomic and geopolitical scenario, in one of the most difficult phases of the last 15 years. We cannot exclude that the stock

The current spontaneous surge in the yield on 2-year US government bonds (red circle on the right-hand side of the blue curve) is already well ahead of the Fed's planned rate hike (the black curve below

Waiting for the event of the year scheduled for today (the Fed's press conference), I postpone until tomorrow the usual updates on Glassnode's metrics, which do not present any major news. In the meantime,

As inflation slows, last week's markets executed an incredible series of completely irrational rallies and relapses ahead of the much-feared rate hike announcement the Fed is expected to make earlier this

Today's post that will comment on Glassnode's usual weekly metrics needs an introduction to the period of currency uncertainty we are experiencing. China in lockdown The red line is the amount of ships

In mid-March the meeting "New phase of monetary, financial and economic cooperation between the Eurasian Economic Union (EEU) and the People's Republic of China" was held in Armenia, organized

Before we begin: It's really nice to see that @deathwing is #15 and not at risk of being bounced out of the top 20. He does good work. I can also see that perhaps some of my witness votes need to be moved

The Russian central bank's decision on gold is about buying, not selling, gold. Basically, the Russian central bank will buy gold from Russian banks at a fixed rate of 5000 rubles per gram, which in terms

We debunk the myth of the ruble as an antagonist of the dollar In this article we will deal with the fanciful reading that many social networks are spreading about the ruble, the Russian national currency.

As every week, I post some Glassnode charts on the crypto market. Last week was very enlightening to understand where the crypto market is really going. A few charts from Glassnode will help illustrate

Bitcoin is back testing the 45K region with buyers safely manning the area, allowing for a rebound to the local high of $47300. At the time of writing, the main cryptocurrency is trading at around $46500.

More interesting signs of bear market exhaustion from Glassnode charts. According to the chart above, for example, the number of coins that are now over 1 year old - i.e. those accumulated in the bull