Tether is a fraud on the scale of Madoff or Enron and we're in the middle of a bubble for the history books. Disclaimer: I have short positions on the cryptocurrency ecosystem, through MSTR and COIN puts It's something awesome to live through one of the great bubbles of history.

ShapeShift, the Colorado-based cryptocurrency exchange that allows users to self-custody their assets, has delisted another privacy coin. Zcash has been removed from the trading platform in addition to monero and dash. Decrypt reported last Friday that XMR and DASH had been quietly removed; the delisting of ZEC was not noted.

Coinbase said it will suspend trading of XRP, the cryptocurrency the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission sued Ripple Labs in regards to last week claiming it is really a security. Coinbase first listed XRP on its retail-facing platforms in February 2019. Starting now, XRP trading "will move into limit only," Coinbase wrote.

Party like it's 1999... "There's nothing in this world, which will so violently distort a man's judgment more than the sight of his neighbor getting rich," JP Morgan, After the Panic of 1907 Peak Price to Sales Ratio Tech in 2000 CSCO Cisco: 31x QCOM Qualcomm: 29x MSFT Microsoft: 25x INTC Intel: 14x Renewables in 2020 PLUG Plug Power: 52x NIO Nio Inc: 30x ENPH Enphase Energy: 29x TSLA Tesla: 19x Renewable froth, memories of the dot-com boom.

President Donald Trump breaks a 250-year long stranglehold of the Royal Political Elite and their central banks. Since the 1760s and the rise of the Rothschi...

Cryptocurrencies have the potential to eventually replace cash, according to new research from financial services giant Deutsche Bank. In the "Imagine 2030" research report, Germany-headquartered Deutsche Bank said cryptocurrencies may have been "additions" rather than "substitutes" in the finance world thus far, but the next decade could change that as regulatory hurdles get past.

TL;DR: As first reported by Summit News for English-reading audiences, a hastily translated China Press account claimed a so-called prominent Hong Kong protester is calling for a run on Chinese banks, hoping to take civil disobedience from the streets and to the heart of China's economic engine.

Vancouver's multimillion-dollar homes are not only out of reach for most Vancouverites, they are rapidly becoming a self-contained ghost town, because nothing speaks to the Canadian city's affordability crisis more than its empty houses acquired by "hot money" laundering Chinese: as of the end of 2016, the number of Vacant or temporarily occupied houses more than doubled since 2001 to a whopping 66,719.