Trista Kelley

1 week ago | dlnews.com | Trista Kelley

The US economy is looking wobbly. Is this Bitcoin's moment to behave like a safe haven asset? Hi! Trista here. There aren’t many places left to hide. In times of strife, investors for decades could rely on good old US haven assets to protect and hedge. No longer. US Treasury prices and the dollar are falling along with US equities. Only gold is behaving like it’s expected to, consistently hitting record after record. Now is supposed to be Bitcoin’s moment. And in some ways, it is.

2 weeks ago | dlnews.com | Trista Kelley

Markets are in a flux. US equities, bonds, and the dollar are all sinking. That should, in theory, create an opportunity for Bitcoin to become a safe haven. The reality is more complicated. Investors are running out of places to hide. US Treasuries, once a handy haven in times of strife, aren’t looking so safe anymore. Jittery traders are bucking past trends and sending the dollar lower instead of higher. Indeed, it’s rare for stocks, bonds, and the dollar to all be falling at once.

1 month ago | dlnews.com | Trista Kelley

Robinhood and Coinbase are set to rally as the US regulatory environment becomes more clear. Investors are asking the same question about the crypto exchanges. Bernstein analysts outline why they recommend buying both stocks. A crypto industry boom in the US is spurring a growing rivalry among two US exchange giants. Bernstein analysts outlined their investment case. “We answer the most asked investor question — COIN vs HOOD?

1 month ago | dlnews.com | Trista Kelley

Bitcoin is often touted as a digital gold. The market turmoil has challenged that narrative. A version of this story appeared in our The Roundup newsletter on March 14. Sign up here. Happy Friday, Trista here. BlackRock’s Larry Fink famously touts Bitcoin as digital gold. But this week was yet another reminder that Bitcoin — and indeed, crypto in general — behaves as anything but. Gold on Friday hit $3,000 an ounce for the first time.

1 month ago | dlnews.com | Trista Kelley

Bitcoin jumped as a relief rally gripped markets, rising to $89,900 as battered investors reel from rollercoaster-like swings. Crypto soared over the weekend on US President Donald Trump’s proposal to create a strategic crypto reserve, then sank again as economy worries and tariff fears kicked over the following days. Meanwhile, traders are looking ahead to the White House’s planned crypto summit on Friday, which will be attended by industry bigwigs including Michael Saylor.