Housing prices are skyrocketing, and the combination of record-low interest rates, unprecedented fiscal stimulus, and the ongoing global recovery is increasing concerns that the growing bubble is set to burst for the first time in over a decade, and it will be worse than 2008…
Read MoreThe Bank of England is telling crypto users to “be prepared to lose all your money” in a new warning. While the claim that decentralized currencies have no “intrinsic value” is nothing new, it’s also coming from the same officials propping up the US Dollar and the British Pound.
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Federal Reserve officials are now saying they aren’t worried about the risk of inflation, even claiming it will be as short-lived as the toilet paper shortage of 2020. Yet, prices are already rising and global manufacturing output prices are at their highest level since 2009…
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The IRS was just given permission by a federal court to force cryptocurrency exchanges to hand over the identities of their users—in an ongoing crackdown as the US Gov’t tries to understand what cryptocurrencies are, and how to control them…
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Janet Yellen back-tracked on her warning that the Federal Reserve may have to increase interest rates to keep the economy from overheating, after her comments were heard by markets worldwide. Meanwhile, the US Trade Deficit just hit a new record amid continued inflation concerns…
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China’s Central Bank is now referring to Bitcoin as an “investment alternative,” marking a significant change in rhetoric…
This, as more countries join China in pursuing digital currencies that could challenge the US Dollar—including the UK with hopes for a ‘Britcoin’
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Russia joins China in moving forward with the creation of a Central Bank-backed Digital Currency. Meanwhile here in the US, Peter Thiel refers to Bitcoin as a “Chinese Financial Weapon” and Kevin O’Leary champions the myth of the “Blood Coin” in cryptocurrency investments.
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Amazon has pledged to do everything in its power to fight efforts to unionize in Alabama, while also fighting Antitrust allegations by staffing its team with former US Gov’t officials… Has Amazon grown too powerful, and is there enough of a movement in the US to stop it?
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Former Congressman Dr. Ron Paul says the energy crisis in Texas—and the revelation that the board governing the state’s power grid is made up of members who don’t even live in Texas—comes as a result of greedy bureaucrats distorting the market with no incentive to prepare for a Texas-sized winter storm…
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