Bitcoin Is Giving You One Last Chance Before $100K
Bitcoin is sitting around $86,000 right now. And I think people are getting way too comfortable. We're only about 6% away from $90,000 and
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Bitcoin is sitting around $86,000 right now. And I think people are getting way too comfortable. We're only about 6% away from $90,000 and
Bitcoin is entering what I believe could be one of the most important weeks of the year. And the first number I’m watching is simple: $90,000.
Three months. That’s roughly what separates us from the end of 2026. Bitcoin is trading around $86,000 today. I believe there is a very real possibility
There are certain periods in life when you have an extraordinary ability to make money. Maybe you're an entrepreneur. Maybe you're an entertainer. Maybe
For years, traditional financial advisors treated Bitcoin like a lottery ticket. Maybe 1% of your portfolio. Maybe 2%. Just enough that if it exploded, you participated—but not
Canada is a wealthy country. But that wealth is far from evenly distributed. According to the latest Statistics Canada data, the wealthiest 20% of Canadian households hold 69%
That headline sounds cocky. But hear me out. I’m shopping at the same grocery stores as everyone else. I’m not getting some secret discount at checkout.
Bitcoin hit $86,000 this week. And not long ago, we were around the mid-$60,000s. Think about how quickly the psychology changes. At $65,000, people
If you bought Bitcoin above $100,000, watching it trade around $81,000 today probably doesn’t feel great. But I think many investors are looking at this
Bitcoin is moving again. As I write this Friday morning, Bitcoin is trading around $80,700, up approximately 5% from its previous close after trading near $76,200
This week, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink was in Toronto for the Canada Investment Summit, alongside investors managing more than $100 trillion in assets. Around his visit, Larry and
For most of my life, saving money meant one thing: Make dollars. Spend less than you make. Put the rest in the bank. Simple. But after nearly 15