Shane Neagle

Why Bitcoin holds the upper hand against CBDCs

The evolutionary tug-of-war between energy-intensive Bitcoin and programmable CBDCs defines the future of money.

Bridging the gap: The Gensler controversy and the path to digital asset harmony

Gensler's friction-filled journey amidst the rising power of digital assets in global finance

Tokenized Real World Assets (RWA): Where are they now?

How tokenization is on the brink of transforming global liquidity, asset ownership and economic systems.

Op-ed: Is Tether’s profitability a risky bet on treasury profits?

Treasury profits soar for Tether; Is there a hidden risk in diminishing cash reserves?

Op-ed: Three regions poised to benefit from a U.S. crypto exodus

Unraveling the global shift in crypto innovation amid US regulatory crackdowns and emerging crypto-friendly jurisdictions.

How crypto derivatives boost trading strategies and provide insight into market sentiment

Crypto derivatives can be a valuable tool for gauging market sentiment, managing risk, and seizing profitable opportunities in the ever-changing cryptocurrency landscape.

Op-ed: Why open interest and trading volume are so important in options trading

Cryptocurrency options trading has become a hot topic in the investment world, as more and more people seek to profit from the exciting and fast-paced world of digital assets. 

Op-ed: What happens to Bitcoin if Binance goes down?

Binance’s controversial proof of reserves report, intended to calm investors down, has seemed to further fuel speculation about the company’s finances.

Op-Ed: How the crypto industry is responding to the FTX collapse

Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF) may go down as the most fraudulent individual in the history of crypto.

Is now a good time to dollar cost average (DCA) into crypto?

Investors should seriously consider committing to the dollar-cost averaging approach as a means of investing in digital assets amid the macroeconomic uncertainty.

Here’s how the cryptocurrency market can overcome its macroeconomic woes

Op-Ed: Why crypto bailouts are a double-edged sword

Crypto originated as an response of the 2008 global financial crisis and its bailouts, but after more than a decade of success things seem to have come full circle