Week in short: The market is bullish now as never — new users are coming to crypto, politicians support Bitcoin, CBDCs are getting traction, and Ether rallies. This weeks’ digest: Over 200m crypto users already Coinbase has published its quarterly report noting that the crypto adoption is growing at increasing…

Week in short: The crypto market is hanging about at its all-time high level without any significant movements. However, the news outlook is pretty positive, with some big announcements from large high-tech corporations and some perspective developments in the legal and infrastructural areas. This week’s digest: Facebook announces its Metaverse…

Week in short: Market at the all-time high again as Bitcoin ETFs continue to infiltrate the market and US continues to keep us happy with lots of positive news. This week’s digest: Grayscale applied for the first-ever spot Bitcoin ETF As expected, Bitcoin ETFs continue to prosper. ProShares ETF launch…

Week in short: Bitcoin is getting closer to the all-time highs (reaching almost $63k) on the news of SEC approving the first Bitcoin-ETF. Indeed it is a big deal for the crypto economy, and we can expect even more such information coming in the following weeks. This week’s digest: Bitcoin-ETF…

Week in short: It seems like a new rally might be starting — the Bitcoin is back at $55k (overtaking the Facebook market cap!), the overall market cap is back at $2tn+, the user base is 200m+, and the news outlook finally starts to look pretty positive. This week’s digest: …

Week in short: Recently we’ve seen a huge market downturn which led to mass panic and position liquidations. Its effect is still in place, and all the major cryptocurrencies are trading low. However, we’ve also seen BTC struggling to break the $30k mark as institutions, and other large investors strongly…

Short origin story Over the last 12 months, Bitcoin price has increased ~6 times before its recent correction. An annual return of 600% sounds like a good opportunity for investors, right? What is more, if you know what you are doing and not simply buying BTC but rather investing in a diversified portfolio…

If somebody asks you about the most important hard skills for business analysts, which ones would you name? Well, in management consulting, investment banking, and many other analytical jobs it usually is (or at least traditionally was) Excel and PowerPoint. This software is certainly convenient and often efficient for data…