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The New Currency of Fear: Insights from BlackRock’s Larry Fink
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Continue reading →: The New Currency of Fear: Insights from BlackRock’s Larry FinkLarry Fink, CEO of BlackRock, labels gold and Bitcoin as the “assets of fear”, reflecting investor anxiety over potential asset debasement. He warns of the U.S.’s dependency on foreign Treasury sales and highlights the urgent need for central banks to adapt to the impending wave of digital tokenization.
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Continue reading →: The Debasement Trade Gains Momentum: a Shift in the Investment Landscape
As October 2025 unfolds, the debasement trade is reshaping investment strategies. With rising inflation and geopolitical tensions, hard assets like gold and Bitcoin are becoming essential. Investors must navigate this landscape wisely, balancing traditional and innovative assets to safeguard against currency erosion and market volatility.
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Continue reading →: Bitcoin Price Predictions and Market Insights from VanEck
VanEck CEO Jan Van Eck predicts Bitcoin could surge to $180,000 by 2025, driven by its strong correlation with global M2 liquidity. With fiat currencies facing debasement, Bitcoin serves as a crucial hedge, reflecting a shift in financial sovereignty toward this emerging digital asset.
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Continue reading →: Encouraging Trade News Bolsters Global Markets
On October 28, 2025, global indices rose amid optimistic trade developments between the U.S. and China. However, concerns about a potential debasement trade loomed, as the Federal Reserve’s expected interest rate cuts could impact the dollar’s strength and inflation. Market reactions remain sensitive as investors navigate uncertainty.
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Continue reading →: Central Bank Decisions and the Debasement Trade
Investors brace for pivotal central bank meetings, with the Fed expected to lower rates amid economic uncertainty. Meanwhile, gold and silver prices decline, reflecting concerns over dollar devaluation. This healthy pullback echoes Bitcoin’s volatility, forcing traders to recalibrate in a rapidly changing environment.
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Continue reading →: The Rising Price of Gold: A Warning Signal for Investors
Gold prices are soaring to record highs, raising alarms for investors. Historically, such surges signal economic distress, echoing past crises. Concerns over U.S. currency debasement and rising national debt amplify this anxiety. With growing interest in gold as a hedge, the financial landscape remains precarious and warrants careful navigation.
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Continue reading →: Stoxx 600 and Nikkei Hit All-Time Highs Amid Currency Pressures and Political Uncertainty
The Stoxx 600 and Nikkei have reached all-time highs, driven by strong PMI figures and dovish Fed expectations that support a debasement trade. However, the EUR/USD faces pressure from political uncertainty in France. As markets react to these dynamics, ongoing developments in trade and inflation remain critical.
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Continue reading →: Market Meltup – When Inflation Whispers and Diplomacy Roars
Softer CPI and Progress on US–China Talks Push Markets Toward Fed’s Rate Cut Friday’s softer-than-expected September CPI report, showing both headline and core inflation at 3.0%, below the anticipated 3.1%, combined with signs of progress in U.S.–China trade talks, has significantly bolstered risk appetite in global markets. This development has…
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Continue reading →: Gold Year-to-Date Performance October 2025
Key Performance Metrics Metric Value Details Current Price $4,111.67 As of October 25, 2025 Year-to-Date Performance +55% Significant annual growth Price One Year Ago $2,715 Substantial increase Detailed Insights Market Context Performance Breakdown