Currencies

What are stablecoins? How many types are there? What are they used for? Can you invest in them? What is their future? This article has the answers to these 5 questions. Words: 2346

Is going about owning “physical” cryptocurrencies a little too technical for you but you would still like to be involved in the marketplace? Well, here’s the answer: buy an ETF that consists of companies involved in the sector but without the associated risk of self-custody within a digital wallet.

18,760 cryptocurrencies are being traded on 500+ exchanges. but If something similar to the dotcom bubble were to burst right now, 99.99% of these “sh*tcoins,” as they’re called, would disappear overnight.

A definition of fiat currency and what smart investors need to know about it.

John Rubino of DollarCollapse.com has collected the most recent top 10 videos and they are all posted here for your viewing pleasure.

Central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) are an inevitable evolution of today's electronic currencies and, as a result, 87 countries are looking at introducing such currencies.

The U.S. dollar has been the world’s dominant currency since the end of World War II with roughly half of international trade, international loans, and global debt securities being denominated in USD as illustrated in the graphic below.

China has taken an unprecedented step towards cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology and launched the world’s first government-backed cryptocurrency on November 2nd, 2021, and, if the digital yuan succeeds, and weakens the USD too much, the dollar’s status as global reserve currency could also be at stake.

Today’s infographic from TitleMax illustrates the U.S. supply of currency notes, the shelf life of each type of bill, and how the whole system works as a whole.

The seasonal trends of the U.S. dollar are probably important for you as an investor in stocks or bonds so let's take a look at the seasonal pattern of the U.S. Dollar Index and find out why it typically decline at the end of the year.