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The frenzy has cooled. Speculation has subsided (for now anyway). Losses have mounted. So after over a decade...

Inflation may (may) ease a little because of a recession........or, the fed eases off on raising rates to offset a recession which makes rates rise. Neither is good for gold or equities.

By Christopher Robbins This week in digital wealth, we have numerous announcements of new...

Despite the market downturn, the blockchain gaming industry appeared to show continued growth in every direction. Here are some news snippets that were intriguing despite the rise or fall of prices.

What to do now? Get out of the way. You know what they say? Don't try to catch a falling knife. Well it's about to start raining knives. Just ask the crypto investors/traders how that feels.

Blockchain technology promises a high level of security through its distributed ledger system causing it to be one of the most secure data protection technologies we have available to us. At its core, the secure digital ledger system of blockchain is built to be one that cannot be ‘hacked’ or altered once the block is validated.

Stay aware of what's really going on (recession possibility, rising interest rates, inflation, etc.) and reduce risk as needed. Bear markets do NOT end after only a few months (or just because you want them to).

By Christopher Robbins This was another busy week in digital wealth—with huge announcements coming...

Cryptocurrency has always been volatile with regards to its fiat-comparative value.  It Is important to remember that the blockchains are decentralized and there isn’t any single entity behind it putting out media fires.  With that in mind, current fiat value becomes irrelevant to believers when we are Hodlers, as there are many promising signs of what’s yet to come.  Crypto and NFT adoption is still just getting started.

The end of the second quarter (6/30) is coming up. Expect selling across the board. Funds will want to show reduced market exposure to their investors, who won't to be happy when they see their quarterly statements.