We have a whole new world before us. Everything is renewed. Incorporation, sociation, a brand new financial and economic system is coming. Moreover, all this will be defined by Web 3, the next stage of the internet. So, what will the lifestyle promised to us with Web 3 look like? Although this seems like a technical issue, it actually has…
Category: Thoughts on Global Agenda
Is Bitcoin in a Bullish Season?
According to Citibank’s forecast for the end of 2021, the price of Bitcoin will rise to $ 318 thousand (https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/citibank-analyst-says-bitcoin-could-pass-%24300k-by-december-2021-2020-11-16) . So is this possible? I think we can answer this with a short analysis.
Gold, Silver, Bitcoin, TWDI, DXY
We can say that the markets for gold, silver and Bitcoin are getting more and more positive. One of the sources we can rely on for this is the Trade Weighted Dollar Index.
JOBS OF THE FURTURE
Life is largely shaped by the economic conditions of the period. Economic conditions are also related to how production is done. In other words, just as the industry uses technology, how resources are used and how the income is distributed, the jobs involved in each of these processes shape how we live our lives.
A Reflection on CRISPR/Cas9 technology and its Possible Economic Impacts
Emmanuelle Charpentier and Jennifer A. Doudna, winners of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for recent research, discovered the CRISPR-CAS9 genetic scissors (2020). Using them, the researchers were able to modify the DNA of animals, plants and microorganisms with extreme precision than before.
Basel 4, Gold, Silver, Credits
Basel 4, Gold, Silver, Credits As I mentioned in my previous articles, Basel 3 is a framework developed by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS) in order to prevent the collapse of the financial system after the 2008 financial crisis, or rather to enable it to float. It regulates the capital and liquidity requirements of banks.
Reverse Repurchase Agreements Again
There was something I mentioned in my previous post. Reverse repurchase agreements. Why does the Fed make a reverse repurchase agreement? To borrow money from large banks and financial institutions with high guarantees. It gives them repurchase agreements and narrows their reserves. Of course, he buys these collaterals back with interest after a while.
Yield Curve, Inverted Yield Curve and Bond Market
Yield Curve, Inverted Yield Curve and Bond Market The bond market is like the pulse of the economy Can we read the collapse in the markets on the bond market on the yield curve? Can the bond market even give us an exact date?







