A reading of a new piece on inflation from the Wall Street Journal that NLW argues shows a shifting mainstream narrative.
A monthly recap featuring conversations with Luke Gromen, Raoul Pal, Tavi Costa, Sven Henrich, Corey Hoffstein and Michael Saylor.
NLW dives into a viral twitter thread asking people which financial conventional wisdom they disagree with.
The attention may have been with DeFi when it was warm, but as the cold winds of COVID-19 return fears and election volatility blow, bitcoin is resuming narrative dominance.
When the DeFi degens caught wind of a new pre-release Andre Cronje project they piled in, only to get $16 million hacked away in a flash.
CEO Brian Armstrong’s letter has not just the crypto world but the larger world of tech and business talking about the role of corporations in society.
Bitcoin has been above $10,000 for even longer than the record 2017-18 run, giving confidence to long-term HODLers in the process.
Will the future of currency be led by the U.S., China, Bitcoin or some combination we can barely imagine today?
Last week saw the third-biggest outflow from stock funds in history, and the dollar is the strongest it’s been since April. Here’s what’s going on.
In August, the volume of personally owned stock sold by corporate executives reached its highest level since 2015, followed by a 10% decline in the S&P500 in September.
The massive leak of suspicious activity reports shows how banks let the government know about likely money laundering, then go right on providing services.
This week’s “Long Reads Sunday” reading is from macro analyst Lyn Alden and focuses on the inflation vs. deflation debate in historical context.
Kraken became the first crypto exchange to win a U.S. banking license this week. Here’s why that matters.
Governments have significant discretion over economics and finance today, but decentralized network-driven alternatives threaten that control.
The percentage of companies that can’t afford to pay the interest on their debt has reached a new all-time high in the wake of central bank intervention.