November is generally a very exciting and bullish month for bitcoin & crypto especially at this point in the traditional cycle. This time however, November did an about-face and instead of running for the mountain top it ducked for cover, turning November into “NO-vember.” BTC started at 110K but instead of climbing the mountain it …
Crypto: Decrypted™
James Diorio
October 31, 2025
Welcome readers! We’re going to start this month by noting that October has been, among the crypto crowd, affectionately known as “Uptober” for many, many years. This is, of course because historically October is a month which brings outsized crypto gains, particularly at this point in our cycle. This Uptober however, not so much, as …
James Diorio
September 30, 2025
Well friends, it’s been a little bit since my last missive. As the last days of August took hold and summer wound down I took a small breather. Of course, the world of blockchain and crypto didn’t stop at all, and what with record inflows to Ethereum ETFs, rate cuts, and adoption happening in the …
James Diorio
July 31, 2025
July was another banner month for the crypto industry with new and positive regulation, the macro environment clearing up leading to an all-time high in Bitcoin while, simultaneously, the rest of the crypto markets roared to life. We’ll begin this month by looking at the regulation that passed and its impact, and then we’ll look …
James Diorio
June 30, 2025
Hello friends. I’ve got a fun blog in store for you today, blending the current headlines and key news with some glimpses of where our world is evolving – perhaps in ways you might not have thought of. On the crypto front, while bitcoin bounced around and really didn’t do much in June in light …
James Diorio
May 31, 2025
I’ll start with the obvious. In the wake of Trump’s tariff threats easing, global monetary expansion and weakening dollar, bitcoin surged to touch $111.8k in May. I’ll not belabor this point as there are much more interesting things to discuss but I do want to say that this is exactly what we were expecting on …
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