Cryptocurrency markets do not exist in isolation. This category analyzes how macroeconomic conditions and global liquidity influence crypto as a risk asset, connecting digital markets with traditional finance.
Booms and busts in crypto are habitually explained through surface-level narratives. Innovation waves, regulatory fears, adoption stories or speculative excess […]
Crypto does not suffer from a lack of macro information. It suffers from misinterpretation. Interest rates, liquidity metrics, inflation data,
One of the most persistent sources of confusion in crypto macro analysis is timing. Markets react, analysts react, narratives react
Crypto markets rarely fail during stable macro environments. They fail during transitions. Liquidity shocks do not emerge when policy is
Fault lines appear only when money pressures shift. Markets in crypto don’t crash without reason.Stories tend to spotlight single moments
The U.S. dollar is often treated as just another currency in crypto discussions. In reality, it is one of the
Few concepts are more frequently misunderstood in crypto analysis than money supply. Charts comparing Bitcoin price to M2 growth circulate
Interest rates are often discussed in crypto as background noise — something that “matters for stocks” but only indirectly affects
A fresh way to look at money – that’s what some call it. Others see it as clever tech, built
Markets for digital money get called a separate economy now and then – said to run on their own, spread