Clem Chambers is a Senior Contributor at Online Blockchain. He specializes in commodities markets, commodity trading, cryptocurrency, and crypto regulation, leveraging his extensive experience as a prolific financial writer and columnist. Clem's insights and analyses have been featured in Seeking Alpha, NewsBreak, Forbes, and Metals Daily.
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The bitcoin cycle spans four years and is driven by the process in which the reward per block is halved. Half the supply, double the price.
I’m somewhat at variance with most gold pundits. I’m not a gold bug; to me, gold is just another asset. I sold my gold at around $5,000 an ounce.
Silver is the fast horse of the precious metals. It's seen as “retail gold” - $100 gets a retail investor a fat slug of it, whereas $100 of gold buys only a tiny fleck.
Officially, U.S. inflation is 3.3%, which is above target but within tolerances – if accurate. But higher inflation is coming.
By: Clem Chambers
In 2020 the consensus among economists was that COVID would create deflation – and that would be a disaster. I said that the opposite effect would occur. I was right.
As I write this, the world awaits a peace memo agreed upon by Iran and the U.S. Oil has crashed, bitcoin has rocketed, and miners have rallied.
I wrote here back in June 2024 that we would get two years of Nasdaq boom and bubble, and it would get to 25,000. Then it would probably crash.
There is no clearer picture of the sorry state of the U.K. than its once-mighty stock exchange. So what is there to do? Invest, I say.
These days, the only players expressing interest in bitcoin are those that bought at the top and are now left carrying the bag. Bitcoin just ain’t bitcoin anymore.
We have not entered a new era; we have entered a new Epoch. The difference? Scale. Our social and economic worlds have irrevocably changed.
