Ansel Lindner

Unpacking the Incoherence and Hubris of Modern Monetary Theory and Its Intersection with CBDCs and Bitcoin

Unpacking the Incoherence and Hubris of Modern Monetary Theory and Its Intersection with CBDCs and Bitcoin

Chinese investors are in panic mode as their stock markets crash. Some are turning to bitcoin’s store-of-value and exciting investment thesis.

Data from traditional markets is slow and incomplete but show $200M per day of inflows to the Bitcoin ETFs. Demand is converging, price will respond.

The SEC has approved the spot Bitcoin ETFs, what happens now? What can we learn from the SEC’s failures here? Plus, a huge election this weekend in Taiwan threatens to shake up the global economy.

Legendary investor Paul Tudor Jones lays out his recession trades including Bitcoin

Bitcoin and gold have significantly decoupled, breaking the tight correlation dating from Feb 2022. Is this a sign things are breaking?

Yields and oil continue to rise signaling higher inflation, yet these things fall in recessions

As Bitcoin builds support in a range and looks to break out on bullish fundamentals, the recent dollar rally might derail the momentum. That, as well as an FOMC preview and long term forecast.

Breakdowns in global trade and credit call for money that doesn’t depend on trust. Bitcoin is the modern answer for international economics.

CPI numbers from the U.S.-led markets to rally, leaving bitcoin in the dust as FTX shocked the crypto world. The Federal Reserve tests out a CBDC.

The Federal Reserve raised interest rates again, but Jerome Powell’s speech leaves many feeling uncertain as to the course the Fed will take in the future.

The response to the dollar-based debt that rules the modern financial system was ghost money — but bitcoin is its true replacement.

Bitcoin broke out of a range to reach almost $21,000. What’s happening with currencies around the world that may be influencing this price action?

Don’t be fooled by the news, the bitcoin price and stock market is stabilizing and natural gas stores are more than full. We may be past the worst days.

The United Nations released a report demanding central banks change course and OPEC decided to cut their production quotas by 2 million barrels per day.

“Fed Watch” is a macro podcast, true to bitcoin’s rebel nature. In each episode, we question mainstream and Bitcoin narratives by examining current events

Shelter is the highest part of the consumer price index and it is a lagging indicator, meaning prices may have already reached their highest.

The anti-globalist right has taken control of the Swedish parliament, which is a very good sign for individualism and decentralized governance.

As the European energy crisis peaks, the larger implications for the world economy and bitcoin are becoming apparent.