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As you may know, much of the capital flowing into cryptocurrency projects and spiking the prices aren’t coming from retail investors like you and me. It’s coming from investors with way deeper pockets. That includes hedge fund managers, family offices in the United States, pension funds, and corporations.

Ethereum 2.0 is going to make the blockchain more scalable and more efficient than it ever has been before. It means moving from a Proof-of-Work algorithm to a more efficient proof-of-stake algorithm that makes it easier to generate new Ethereum tokens, and more energy-efficient to grow the Ethereum economy. Here’s what it means for you, the savvy investor.

Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) are coming, but so are governments willing to invest in traditional cryptocurrencies before even thinking about developing their own CBDCs. The recent news about El Salvador making bitcoin legal tender is proof of that.

In this edition, we are going to dive deeper into why there are 17% more Ethereum addresses today than there were at the start of this calendar year and why there are now more daily active ETH addresses than Bitcoin addresses for the first time ever. Why should you care? More addresses equal more transactions and more transactions equal increased value. Of course, that’s an overly simplified way of looking at things. Learn more about what this all means for you.

In a crypto investing world where assets can fluctuate hundreds of percentage points in value within weeks or even days, properly vetting crypto investments can be the difference between getting wealthy and losing money. In this post, we’ll go over six things you should consider when vetting a crypto investment.

Seeing 30% to 40% swings in the value of your crypto assets is pretty commonplace, but then again, perhaps the bull run that has dominated both the cryptocurrency over the past year has you a little too comfortable in your positions. Either way, the crypto market is bound to cool off at least for a little while. In this post, you’ll realize that not much has changed in terms of the fundamental value of crypto’s top projects. Now, let’s dive into why crypto prices have been so choppy lately.

Yesterday the Federal Reserve held a live press conference. The U.S. and the rest of the world tuned in anxiously to see what Chairman of the Fed, Jerome Powell, had to say. Many were flabbergasted by his statements while others expected nothing less. We were reminded how malleable monetary policies are in the traditional financial system and how precarious it can be to store wealth in it.

The world witnessed the first country, El Salvador, accept bitcoin as legal tender thanks to President Nayib Bukele. In over a decade we have gone from critics proudly shouting “no one will ever use bitcoin” to small countries now adopting it. This cannot be underestimated. We may see more countries in Latin America following suit.

Given the frenzy that we are living through, it makes sense that many believe once Bitcoin and Ethereum end their respective bull runs, capital will flow into altcoins like we’ve never seen before. This begs the question: is it really worth diversifying your portfolio and going beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum?

This post isn’t going to be about the short-term gains of Ethereum. Instead, we would like to explore the fundamental reasons why Ethereum is catching up to Bitcoin, and whether or not this trend will continue in the long run. Could it be possible that Ethereum will one day surpass Bitcoin as the most valuable cryptocurrency in the world? Let’s talk about it.

To help you understand the true potential of NFTs and how they are going to change the world, we’ll start by providing you with an all-encompassing definition. Then, we’ll go into specific categories of NFTs and explain why they have value.