by Ian King | Jun 7, 2022 | Crypto, Cryptocurrency, ethereum, Winning Investor Daily
In 1999, America was sitting at the height of the dot-com bubble. There were two companies leading the pack: eBay and Amazon. Both sported market caps of $25 billion. Each had a surging customer base. Amazon and eBay were literally the poster boys of the dot-com era,...
by Ian King | Mar 22, 2022 | Crypto, Cryptocurrency, ethereum, Winning Investor Daily
Every year brings a new narrative in crypto. Back in 2016, when crypto was only on a few investors’ radars, the narrative was that the SEC was going to approve a bitcoin ETF. That drove crypto prices higher for most of the year, although it never happened (and still...
by Ian King | Jan 4, 2022 | AVAX, Bitcoin, Crypto, Cryptocurrency, ethereum, LUNA, NEAR, solana, Winning Investor Daily
Bitcoin is now a teenager. The world’s first (and largest) crypto turned 13 on January 3. On that day in 2009, Satoshi Nakamoto started one of the biggest movements in the history of the world. An experiment that started just 13 years ago now commands a market cap of...
by Ian King | Sep 24, 2021 | Crypto, Cryptocurrency, ethereum, Winning Investor Daily
It seems like there’s always some new problem for Ethereum, doesn’t it? Just last week, the crypto was trading around $3,600. But a couple nights ago, it dropped all the way down to around $2,680. That’s a 30% drop … and Ethereum brought down the rest of the crypto...
by Ian King | Sep 13, 2021 | Crypto, Cryptocurrency, ethereum, Winning Investor Daily
Twelve years ago, everyone on Wall Street carried a BlackBerry in their pocket. This early smartphone had a 4-inch screen and a full QWERTY keyboard. It also had a rollerball mouse that allowed users to navigate email, read text messages and play an addictive game...
by Ian King | Aug 9, 2021 | Cryptocurrencies, Cryptocurrency, ethereum, Winning Investor Daily
One of the first principles they teach in any Economics 101 course is that price is a function of supply and demand. Put simply… When supply is decreasing and demand stays constant, prices go up. When supply is increasing and demand stays constant, prices go down. The...
