Bitcoin dominance dips to 23.6 fib level, signals potential altcoin rotation

Key Takeaways Bitcoin dominance has retreated to the 23.6 percent Fibonacci level after a steady multi week decline. Lower dominance levels often signal early stages of capital rotation into altcoins. Share this article Bitcoin dominance has dropped to the 23.6 Fibonacci retracement level, falling to 59% and continuing a decline that began in early November, […]

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Should I Convert My Super to a Pension?  – Guidance Financial Services

I’ve had several questions in the Ask an Expert column recently centred around the wisdom of converting superannuation into a pension. This conversion is generally presented as something that requires minimal thought, almost just a default action. But judging by the volume of questions I get on this topic, and the complex scenarios that people […]

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Largest US pension faces losses as Strategy buy falls from $144M to $80M

Key Takeaways CalPERS’ investment in MSTR dropped from $144M to $80M due to price declines. Strategy’s stock slump is linked to Bitcoin’s volatility and broader market conditions. Share this article California Public Employees’ Retirement System (CalPERS), the largest public pension fund in the US by assets, has seen a drawdown in its first exposure to […]

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MicroStrategy’s bitcoin empire signals structural challenges

Strategy Inc. (formerly MicroStrategy) spent 2025 building the largest corporate Bitcoin reserve the public markets have ever financed, but the scale of that ambition ended up colliding with the logic of its own stock. What began as an aggressive accumulation strategy, powered by the company’s appetite for leverage and a willingness to dilute existing shareholders, […]

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The Railway Bubble vs. the AI Bubble

Everyone is trying to put the massive AI spend by technology companies into context. The easiest historical analogies are the telecomm buildout in the 1990s dot-com bubble and the railway bubbles of the 1800s. Each period was defined by excessive infrastructure spending, investor euphoria, and bubbles that popped but still had lasting positive effects. I’m […]

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