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Housing Market, Consumer Debt Bubble Will End ‘Miserably’ – Analyst

A new Federal Reserve report shows household debt surged in 2019, growing the fastest since 2008. The housing market is partly to blame. Fourth quarter mortgage originations ballooned at their highest pace since 2005. Household debt now stands at a perilous record $14 trillion. Famed economist and global market strategist David Rosenberg

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With so Much Debt Around, Investors Need Bitcoin as a Reflation Hedge

This post is part of CoinDesk's 2019 Year in Review, a collection of 100 op-eds, interviews and takes on the state of blockchain and the world. Ari Paul is CIO and managing partner of BlockTower, an investment firm.Cryptocurrency has many value propositions, including censorship resistance, seizure resistance, and global coordination without

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Why Eurasian Debt, Economic Uncertainty Make a Bull Case for Bitcoin

Bitcoin (BTC) bulls will no doubt keenly watch talk of the need for “a new, neutral global reserve asset” at the heart of the traditional financial sphere. Financial Times business columnist and associate editor Rana Foroohar published an opinion piece on Nov. 25, pointing to the renewed, half-justified “paranoia” of

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Morningstar Develops Blockchain Platform for Debt Securities

The credit rating arm of financial services giant Morningstar is developing a blockchain platform for the $117 trillion debt securities industry.Morningstar Credit Ratings is building an evaluation system for debt securities issued as tokens on a blockchain, Forbes reports on Oct. 2.Michael Brawer, COO at Morningstar Credit Ratings, stated

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