Bitcoin had a headstart into the month with a new all-time high around $64,500 on April 14. Whenever Bitcoin climbs to new highs, the spotlight is on, and Bitcoin is all across the news. Investors are piling in; it’s Crypto Prime Time!
More than two dozen public companies now hold cryptocurrencies on their balance sheets and nine percent of financial advisors invest in digital assets on behalf of their clients
Corporate leaders need to rethink inflation. Over the past decade, inflation in the US dollar and the eurozone was low enough to be almost neglected. It now looks like these times are over!
April has historically been a strong month for Bitcoin performance. What can we expect this year, and are 50% gains still possible?
NFTs provide a way to protect the copyrights of digital goods, and investors could profit from accessing new types of assets. What’s good about NFTs, and what are the drawbacks?
Is $60,000 too much to pay for one bitcoin? What about $10,000; what about $100,000? We heard the same arguments at pretty much any previous price point.
Tesla once again did the pioneering work when including Bitcoin in their treasury mix. What still feels too risky in the corporate finance world could soon become a new standard. What Tesla’s Bitcoin investment was all about, and why businesses should consider following Elon Musk’s lead.
March was historically a bad month for Bitcoin, but this year, the investment landscape is fundamentally different. What investors can expect in March 2021, and how INVAO is preparing for continued volatility.
Asset correlations are one of the thorniest concepts in modern finance that can confuse even the most experienced portfolio managers, especially in times of crisis. Bitcoin correlations surprised many this year, although in hindsight, what happened makes perfect sense. What the COVID-crisis taught us about Bitcoin correlations.
Institutional investors face entirely different challenges in crypto markets than retail investors. They need professional trading systems and legally compliant custody solutions. Structured financial products can provide solutions.
Bitcoin volatility continues to decline. High volatility was so far the main reason why institutional investors shy away from crypto investments. With decreasing volatility, investor confidence will go up.
Altcoin returns tend to increase as Bitcoin bull markets mature. Bitcoin has entered a bull market in early 2020 – Investors should now read the trend and diversify their portfolios.
Macroeconomic imbalances could lead to the implosion of the U.S. dollar in the next one to two years, says economist Stephen Roach. Crypto assets could rise in value as a result.
Pension funds are under massive pressure. Zero interest rates and increasing stock market risks are threatening their business models. Pension funds need to find new investment avenues, and the blockchain asset class could be the perfect choice.
In today’s low-interest environment, keeping money in the bank eats up savings instead of earning interest – but it doesn’t have to be like that. How DeFi-savings accounts work and which roadblocks providers have to overcome.
Industry representatives have proposed a roadmap to a digital, programmable euro. The clock is ticking; other nations are way ahead. Why Europe must act and why INVAO supports the proposal.
JPMorgan found Bitcoin and other crypto-assets have proven more resilient during the crisis than other asset classes. The report also classifies cryptocurrencies as risk assets rather than a store of value.
The Fed is going to expand its market interventions to prevent another stock market crash. But should the Fed really jump in every time markets make a move? And what economic perversions will this form of monetary socialism eventually trigger?
Gone are the days when digital assets were merely a startup domain. Today, financial industry giants are not only involved but start driving the evolution of the asset class. Two recent examples.
A Goldman Sachs client call caused outrage and confusion among blockchain investors. Below is our commentary, putting things in perspective and explaining why we strongly disagree with Goldman’s opinion.
The market for digital assets is growing, with more institutional investors entering the nascent asset class. But most of them only invest in Bitcoin. What are the reasons for this one-dimensional investment focus, and why does diversification matter.
