Currency

Sometimes, the leap from impossible to inevitable happens in a single step. And in that step, skeptics become believers. Back in 2019, Nasdaq dropped a short video introducing an idea that sounded futuristic at the time—tokenization. Johan Toll, then Head of Digital Assets, illustrated it with diamonds. Each diamond is one-of-a-kind, he said. Now imagine […]

In trading, it’s easy to find yourself reacting instead of thinking. Maybe you sell too soon out of fear or rush into a position before your strategy is clear. Often, this comes down to one common weakness—following the crowd. The herd mentality is as old as humanity itself. People naturally seek safety in numbers, and […]

Every trader—rookie or veteran—has encountered it: the flatlining equity curve, the losing streak that stings, the creeping suspicion that their edge has disappeared. That wall of doubt is what Seth Godin calls the Dip. In his book The Dip, Godin explores the fine line between quitting wisely and persisting wisely. For traders, the lesson is […]

The passage of the Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for U.S. Stablecoins (GENIUS) Act has triggered new waves of concern across the American banking sector. With stablecoins now formally regulated, banks fear a growing shift toward digital assets that could erode their relevance in the financial system. Industry groups, including the American Bankers Association, are […]

There is an old maxim in trading: if it feels comfortable, you are probably doing it wrong. Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA) is one of those strategies—it is designed to make investors feel more at ease, not necessarily to make them more profitable. Definition: Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA) is an investment strategy where you commit a […]

For the first time, the U.S. Department of the Interior has proposed adding silver to its 2025 Critical Minerals List. If finalized, this move would mark silver as essential to America’s economic and national security. The precedent is clear. When uranium and lithium were designated critical, both markets underwent dramatic transformations. Uranium’s Revival After Fukushima […]

Many beginners first turn to stocks (also known as shares or equities) before venturing into forex trading. Stock investing is often seen as simpler: you buy a portion of a company with the hope that its value will grow over time and then sell at a profit. Forex, on the other hand, operates very differently. […]

A wash trade refers to a fictitious or non-genuine transaction in which trades are executed to create the illusion of legitimate market activity. In reality, such trades are carried out without the intent to assume a genuine market position or to engage in transactions that involve actual market risk or fair price competition. Under Rule […]

There’s a saying on Wall Street: Don’t mistake luck for skill in a bull market. When prices climb for weeks or months, even new investors can feel like market wizards. But history shows that bull runs—while powerful—are never permanent. The S&P 500 officially entered a new bull phase on January 19, 2024, closing above its […]

In the world of trading, what gets measured often gets managed—but not always in the way intended. Goodhart’s Law offers a powerful caution: once a metric becomes a target, its effectiveness as a true measure quickly unravels. Originally aimed at economic policy, the principle has found striking relevance in modern trading. Traders often lean heavily […]