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Bitcoin Didn’t ‘Fail’ Digital Gold: Markets Misread The Thesis, Galaxy’s Thorn Says

Galaxy Digital's head of research, Alex Thorn, refutes the claim that Bitcoin has failed as "digital gold," arguing the term was always about its fundamental monetary properties—scarcity, durability, divisibility, and self-sovereignty—not a guarantee it would trade in lockstep with gold. Thorn emphasizes that Bitcoin's core value proposition, rooted in Satoshi Nakamoto's vision, lies in its unique ability to be transmitted digitally, a feature physical gold lacks. He frames the "digital gold" narrative not as a short-term correlation trade, but as a long-term thesis that the market may eventually value Bitcoin similarly to a monetary metal. Despite recent underperformance relative to gold, Thorn asserts Bitcoin's fundamentals remain strong and unchanged.

bitcoinist02/18 09:01

Bitcoin Didn’t ‘Fail’ Digital Gold: Markets Misread The Thesis, Galaxy’s Thorn Says

bitcoinist02/18 09:01

Fed Meeting Minutes: 'Most' Officials Expect Further Rate Cuts Appropriate After December, Some Advocate Holding Steady 'For Some Time'

Federal Reserve December meeting minutes revealed a significant internal divide on interest rate policy. While a majority of officials supported the recent 25-basis-point rate cut and believed further cuts would be appropriate if inflation continues to decline as expected, a substantial faction advocated for pausing rate reductions "for some time." This group expressed concerns that progress on inflation had stalled and emphasized the need for greater confidence that inflation is moving sustainably toward the 2% target before easing policy further. The discussion highlighted a careful balancing of risks. Most participants viewed the shift to a more neutral policy stance as necessary to prevent a potential severe deterioration in the labor market, with many noting that tariff-related inflationary pressures had diminished. Conversely, several officials warned of the risk that high inflation could become entrenched, cautioning that additional rate reductions amid elevated price data might be misinterpreted as a weakened commitment to the inflation target. All participants agreed that future policy decisions will not be predetermined and will remain highly dependent on incoming data, the evolving economic outlook, and the balance of risks. The minutes also noted that reserve balances have declined to ample levels, and the Committee will conduct purchases of Treasury bills as necessary to maintain an ample supply of reserves.

marsbit12/31 03:23

Fed Meeting Minutes: 'Most' Officials Expect Further Rate Cuts Appropriate After December, Some Advocate Holding Steady 'For Some Time'

marsbit12/31 03:23

Fed Candidates Warsh and Hassett: Who Is More Beneficial for Us?

Amidst inflation pressures and geopolitical uncertainty in 2025, the potential successors to the U.S. Federal Reserve Chair—Kevin Warsh and Kevin Hassett—present sharply contrasting policy approaches. Warsh, a former Fed governor with a hawkish stance, emphasizes financial stability, market discipline, and inflation control, advocating for cautious monetary tightening and reduced intervention risks. In contrast, Hassett, a former White House economic advisor and dovish figure, supports aggressive rate cuts, growth-oriented policies, and closer alignment with presidential agendas, potentially benefiting markets and cryptocurrencies. Market predictions show narrowing odds, with Warsh gaining traction post-Trump’s endorsement, though Hassett retains advantages due to his political ties. The selection will significantly influence long-term economic stability versus short-term growth, testing the Fed’s independence and global financial resilience.

marsbit12/16 08:11

Fed Candidates Warsh and Hassett: Who Is More Beneficial for Us?

marsbit12/16 08:11

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