Opinion
Keith Gill — also known as "Roaring Kitty" — has become a hero of the people, but he is also a menace to stable markets.
Lucas Kiely
Lucas Kiely is chief investment officer of Yield App, where he oversees investment portfolio allocations and leads the expansion of a diversified investment product range. He was previously the chief investment officer at Diginex Asset Management, and a senior trader and managing director at Credit Suisse in Hong Kong, where he managed QIS and Structured Derivatives trading. He was also the head of exotic derivatives at UBS in Australia.
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Ether ETF approvals show staking may still be a security in SEC's eyes The inclusion of staking in filings for Ether ETFs could have been an indication that regulators want to keep a back door open for future scrutiny.
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Here’s why US debt is out of control — and Japanese debt isn’t Japanese debt might be high, but it isn't comparable to American debt, which is set to trigger a financial implosion — and light a spark under Bitcoin.
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Jerome Powell’s pivot heralds a boring summer for Bitcoin The Federal Reserve isn't sticking with the schedule of interest rate cuts it predicted earlier in the year. That makes navigating the market more challenging.
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The next ICO boom is coming — and it will be better than 2018 Thanks to the ICO busts of 2018 and the SEC's newfound attention for a raft of altcoins, scrutiny of new projects has become much higher than in the past.
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Bitcoin's halving won't see a 600% return this year — so adjust your strategy Bitcoin's price volatility for the last 30 days stands around 4% — down from nearly 18% in April 2013. It's starting to look more like a traditional equity.
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Bitcoin maxis are about to kick off the altseason as BTC turns institutional As the Bitcoin behemoth grows, we should expect some of the original OGs to depart in search of decentralized alternatives and bigger gains.
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Bitcoin just hit a record in open interest — expect imminent volatility Stay calm and avoid getting carried away by the possibly imminent all-time highs for Bitcoin and Ethereum. Open interest needs to get wiped out sooner or later.
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Curb your enthusiasm — crypto prices aren't going to move as quickly as you think A $100,000 target for Bitcoin isn't off the table for 2024 — but it could be a slow and steady rise rather than the quick one you might be anticipating.
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Bitcoin is likely to be flat until summer — so trade bravely The crypto market hasn't moved much since the launch of Bitcoin ETFs, and data indicates it may stay that way for the first half of 2024.
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An Ethereum ETF is coming sooner than you expect Bitcoin ETFs were delayed because of politics. Now that we have clarity — along with seven deadlines between May and August — Ethereum ETFs aren't far away.
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This is why Bitcoin won’t crash 30% after the ETF decision The percentage of long-term Bitcoin holders is sitting at about 70%. If you’re counting on them to jettison their supply at $46,000, you might be disappointed.
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2024 will be the year crypto investors get sophisticated with derivatives Exotic options, structured products, and collateralized debt obligations will become increasingly lucrative options for crypto trading in 2024.
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BONK, PEPE and SHIB are a menace to crypto Memecoins are a gamble — and they're almost always scams. What motivates crypto buyers to continue losing their money for bad reasons?
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Futures will be the best crypto game in town even after a Bitcoin spot ETF A spot Bitcoin ETF will bring fresh money to the market, but it will not change a fundamental reality: Bitcoin liquidity is declining.
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History tells us we’re in for a strong bull market with a hard landing Consumer debt is at a record high, a fact that will weigh on the market in 2024. Yet, it's safe to say central banks will keep rewriting the rules to keep the economy at full steam.
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Bitcoin beyond 35K for Christmas? Thank Jerome Powell if it happens Led by Chairman Jerome Powell, the Federal Reserve has halted the rise of interest rates. Will it be enough to fuel the surging market through Christmas?
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The economy is surging, which means it might be time to start buying Bitcoin The economy is refusing to go down. If the trend continues, cryptocurrency prices are going to start rising — especially with Bitcoin's halving.
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Sky-high interest rates are exactly what the crypto market needs We can no longer rely on central banks to prop up our investments, which means learning to look at the health of the companies and products in which we invest.