How Much Money Is in the World? The Question Has Four Different Answers
There is no single figure, because "money" means at least four different things to the people who count it. Here is what each measure…
Market Analysis
Data-driven looks at market trends, cycles and on-chain signals.
The Stablecoin Supply Signal: $300 Billion and Counting
Total stablecoin supply is read as dry powder waiting to buy. The direction is informative; the level is not, and four things make the…
Shiba Inu Tokens Destroyed: 410 Trillion Gone, and Why It Stopped Mattering
41% of all SHIB ever created has been burned. Almost all of it went in a single 2021 transaction. Everything the community has burned…
Spot ETF Flows: The New Whale Watching
A daily published measure of one large marginal buyer that did not exist before 2024. What the number counts, what it misses, and why…
Bear Market Survival: What Past Crypto Winters Teach
Crypto has had several full bear markets with measurable depths and durations. The lessons are consistent, unglamorous, and mostly about not being forced to…
Bitcoin Dominance: What It Actually Signals
Bitcoin dominance is quoted constantly and explained rarely. It measures one thing, and the conclusions people draw from it usually require a second.
How to Read Crypto Liquidation Data (Without Fooling Yourself)
Liquidation numbers are the most screenshotted and least understood data in crypto. Here is what they actually measure, and the three ways people misread…
Altcoin Season: What It Is, How to Measure It, Where We Are Now
Altseason is real, it has a formula, and mid-2026 is not one. The index, the historical pattern, why this cycle broke the script, and…
On-Chain Analysis for Beginners: 5 Metrics Worth Learning
Public blockchains show every transaction ever made — an edge traditional markets do not offer. Five metrics worth learning, each with the catch attached.
Crypto Bull and Bear Markets: How the Cycles Actually Work
In stocks a bear market is −20%; in crypto that is a Tuesday. The four-cycle record, the psychology loop, and strategies that survive −84%.