Investors brace for volatility as the latest CPI data looms, potentially snapping crypto out of stagnation. A Bitcoin breakout above $94k could trigger a rally to $100k. Plus, analysis on Solana's strength against Ethereum and strategies for NEAR, ALGO, and SUI.
Traders are rotating profits from Monero into Tesla and Nasdaq. Despite a potential Bitcoin relief rally to $100k, analysts warn of a bearish retest and declining altcoin volume as crypto market sentiment hits a five-year low.
Trend-following works, but our firm’s biggest profits come from one specific setup: the parabolic, overextended short. By customizing RSI settings and using multi-timeframe analysis, we turn a standard indicator into a precision tool. Learn our #1 mean reversion strategy inside.
Rumors claim the Maduro regime holds a $60 billion Bitcoin hoard, but the reality is different. Instead of a state treasury, Venezuela's story is one of corruption, a failed Petro, and citizens using digital assets for survival amidst economic collapse.
Senator Rand Paul joins Joe Rogan to dissect COVID-19 origins, his clashes with Dr. Fauci, and the philosophy of government spending. From hemp legalization to AI's impact on the workforce, Paul advocates for individual liberty and skepticism of centralized power.
Millions of Iranians are protesting in what observers call a 'final battle.' We convened leading experts Michael Doran, Roya Hakian, and Behnam Ben Taleblu to analyze the uprising and determine if the regime's brutal crackdown can save it from collapse.
Legal analyst Robert Barnes dissects the volatile tug-of-war in Trump's second term. As tensions rise with Iran and Maduro, Barnes explains the internal battle between the "America First" realists like J.D. Vance and the resurgent neoconservative faction driving foreign policy.
Iran faces a volatile mix of economic fragility and external pressure, mirroring Syria’s 2011 crisis. While Washington signals negotiation, historical precedents suggest a paradox: is the region heading toward diplomacy or an inevitable military confrontation?
Paul Rosolie reveals the war in the Peruvian Amazon, detailing historic contact with the Mashco Piro tribe, deadly battles with narcos, and the desperate "endgame" to save the rainforest. A raw look at ancient civilizations meeting modern crime.
From 10,000-nit MiniLEDs to powerful Mini PCs, CES 2026 showcased the future of entertainment. But a looming shadow remains: a critical RAM shortage driven by AI demand is set to spike hardware prices globally, complicating the rollout of this next-gen tech.
Do you feel mentally exhausted before making a decision? Excessive analysis often masquerades as wisdom, but it’s actually a sophisticated cognitive trap. Discover the psychology behind why you stay stuck in your head and learn how to finally break the cycle of overthinking today.
Innovation often means bringing dead ideas back to life. From Boom Supersonic reviving high-speed travel to The Anti-Fraud Company using AI to industrialize whistleblowing, discover how founders leverage modern tech to turn dormant opportunities into billion-dollar business models.
Recruiting strategies change drastically across borders. Jason Calacanis and Hyre CEO Sho Takei discuss the stark differences between US and Japanese talent markets, the tactics needed to build elite teams, and how to navigate cultural risk aversion in this masterclass episode.
Ladder survived a near-total collapse to reach nearly $100M ARR. By rejecting the "content library" model and mastering organic growth, they became the #1 strength training app. Founders Tom Digan and Greg Stewart break down the pivot and strategies behind their ascent.
Often overshadowed by Rome or WWII, the decline of medieval Islam is a profound oversight. This era serves as a "twisted mirror" to the West—shifting from a scientifically advanced powerhouse to a fossilized structure. Unpacking this history is essential.
Traditional self-help touts willpower as the key to success, but game theory suggests otherwise. By analyzing parenting strategies across socioeconomic classes, this article reveals that human behavior is often a rational response to environment, not just a character trait.
