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New Deal rules after the crypto crash?

May 26, 2021 Comments are Disabled

Belief in a new era, rampant speculation, insider dealing, market manipulation, fortunes being won and lost… The cryptocurrency boom of 2020/21 sounds very much like the US stock market before […]

Rekt—but at what price?

May 21, 2021 Comments are Disabled

Lots of cryptocurrency traders got rekt (wrecked) during Wednesday’s market rout. But were their positions liquidated at a fair price? The latest crypto crash has prompted renewed questions about the […]

Meme investing risks your financial health

May 19, 2021 Comments are Disabled

In the latest New Money Review podcast, Carol McNaughton Nicholls and Rachel Rowlinson of strategy consultancy ‘Britain Thinks’ talk about the behaviours, attitudes and financial resilience of self-directed investors in the UK. Britain Thinks […]

Diem could slash dollar payment costs

May 14, 2021 Comments are Disabled

Diem, the Facebook-sponsored digital currency, could be highly disruptive to the US dollar payments infrastructure, say analysts at Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BAML). Earlier this week Diem said it […]

Tether reserve disclosure leaves unanswered questions

May 13, 2021 Comments are Disabled

Half of the reserves of the unregulated digital dollar, tether, are in the unsecured debt of unknown corporate issuers, according to details of the stablecoin’s reserve backing at the end […]

Facebook’s $ stablecoin to target multi-trillion MMF sector

May 13, 2021 Comments are Disabled

Tech giant Facebook is targeting a multi-trillion dollar pool of money market fund assets as it seeks to launch its new digital currency, Diem, in the US. Yesterday Facebook announced […]

Only taxes can address inequality, says BIS head

May 6, 2021 Comments are Disabled

Governments should use their tax and spend powers to address rising levels of inequality, rather than relying on central banks to help build a fairer society. That’s the message from […]

A cryptocurrency sceptic speaks out

May 5, 2021 Comments are Disabled

Many large financial institutions have performed an about-turn in cryptocurrency during the last few years, moving from a position of outright hostility to one of acceptance and even enthusiasm. But […]

Could NFTs challenge bitcoin’s store-of-value promise?

May 4, 2021 Comments are Disabled

By comparison with assets like gold, real estate and government bonds, the advantages of bitcoin as a store of value are that it is electronic, operates on a decentralised blockchain […]

Europe’s first common money was bronze

April 30, 2021 Comments are Disabled

More than five thousand years before European states launched the euro, the region already had a single currency—bronze. According to researchers Nicola Ialongo from Göttingen University and Giancarlo Lago from […]

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New Deal rules after the crypto crash?

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Meme investing risks your financial health

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Tether reserve disclosure leaves unanswered questions

Facebook’s $ stablecoin to target multi-trillion MMF sector

Only taxes can address inequality, says BIS head

A cryptocurrency sceptic speaks out

Could NFTs challenge bitcoin’s store-of-value promise?

Europe’s first common money was bronze

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