Charlie Ormond

James argues that Crypto’s latest dip isn’t a disaster—it’s a disguise. All we see are headlines about falling prices, but he believes Wall Street giants like JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley are quietly building the foundation for crypto’s next major run.

We’re funding the most expensive science experiment in history… With shareholders’ money. Investors are starting to get anxious that we haven’t heard a peep from the biggest tech names in some time. While they have been looking North, I’ve been hunting elsewhere.

A new trillion-dollar sector is breaking wide open in the crypto markets, and though most people have probably seen its influence in the daily news, most have no idea how to get in. Until today…

Before we get too carried away with the AI revolution narrative, perhaps we should check in on how our silicon overlords are handling simpler tasks. Like, say, passing the butter.

Whether our future energy comes from solar farms, wind turbines, or nuclear reactors, it still travels through transmission lines. The builders and owners get paid either way.

The critical minerals rally has been spectacular, but if you’re reading about it in mainstream press, seeing it discussed on social media, and watching your neighbour pile in, then the easy money has already been made.

One day very soon, you’ll wake up to headlines that change everything about digital security.

The US Army’s new reactor program signals a big shift in US energy policy. We look at what’s changed and some of the players in the market.

Wall Street is racing to apply ChatGPT to stock trading, but there’s a fundamental mismatch they’re missing. And it’s actually due to a centuries-long mystery.