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Market Timing: Bitcoin’s $16 Billion Options Expiry: What Happens Tomorrow? (opens the original)
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Tomorrow morning, roughly $15–16 billion of Bitcoin options expire, making September 25 one of the largest Bitcoin derivatives settlement events of the year.About 175,000–186,000 BTC worth of options are involved, depending on when the snapshot is taken. More importantly, the positioning is heavily concentrated around several prices that are suddenly very close to the spot market.The big call strikes are clustered around:$85,000$90,000$100,000<
Economics Is Not Physics (opens the original)
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We need to stop pretending economics is physics.Economics is presented to the public with the authority of science. Economists use equations, regressions, models, forecasts, and highly technical language. Central banks employ armies of PhDs. Governments publish projections down to decimal points and tell us where GDP, inflation, unemployment, and interest rates are headed.It all looks extremely scientific. But economics does not study atoms, molecules, or physical forces. It studies people, and
Our Global Macro Dashboard: The Five Numbers We Watch Before Taking On Risk (opens the original)
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One of the easiest mistakes investors make is starting with the asset they want to buy. They look at Bitcoin, Ethereum, NVIDIA, gold or an individual stock and ask whether it looks cheap, whether the chart is breaking out, or whether the underlying story is compelling. Those questions matter, but at Tradecraft we generally begin one level higher. We ask whether the global macro environment is allowing risk assets to work in the first place.TNX, DXY, MOVE, VIX and Global M2 — and the thresholds a
AI Is Learning How to Use Money (opens the original)
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For most of the past decade, artificial intelligence and blockchain have been discussed as two separate technological revolutions.AI was about intelligence. Blockchain was about money.AI could understand language, recognize images, make predictions, and increasingly reason about complicated problems. Blockchain could move digital assets, enforce smart contracts, and create financial networks that operated without a traditional intermediary.For years, there was surprisingly little reason f
Asset Selection: HYPE or ENA (opens the original)
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Which one is cheaper ENA or HYPE?ENA is cheaper. HYPE is the higher-quality asset today, but you’re paying a very large premium for that quality.Using current DeFiLlama data:<img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="624" src="ht
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