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| By Beth Canova |
As Juan Villaverde’s update on Friday made clear, There’s Only ONE Thing This Market Cares About …
And it’s the current conflict in the Middle East.
Liquidity is rising. Sellers have been washed out. And yet, buyers haven’t found their appetite for crypto. And with the macro set up looking increasingly bullish from a technical standpoint, he says the reason is the environment.
According to Juan, it shouldn’t take much to relieve the pressure weighing Bitcoin (BTC, “B+”) down. In fact, it’s moved higher since the conflict started.
That tells us Bitcoin wants to rally. All it needs is some clarity out of the Middle East to realign itself with the macro.
And in his update, Juan gives you two ways you can make the most of this quiet moment before that happens.
The rest of your Weiss crypto team has even more actionable insight for you this week …
Bitcoin, Gold Remain Resilient Amid Mideast Turmoil
When chaos reigns, there’s comfort in the expected. Especially when it surrounds the safe haven assets investors flock to in times of uncertainty.
Both gold and Bitcoin have held strong despite geopolitical tensions. And in his update, Bob Czeschin shows you how you can get exposure to both.
Find Altcoin Profits Without Altseason
Typically, when Bitcoin rallies, the broad market follows. But the way liquidity trickles down from BTC to the altcoins is changing course. Which means to catch altcoin profits, you’ll have to change how you pick your next portfolio addition. Tech expert Jurica Dujmovic shares what criteria should top your watchlist going forward.
The Era of Agentic AI Can Only Come on the Blockchain
AI agents are bots with agency. They can make decisions and take actions on our behalf, 24/7. All without human oversight or intervention. They already exist, and we’re not far off from turning AI agents into our digital proxies. DeFi expert Marija Matic shows you how to stay in control of your assets when that happens.
Crypto Investors Just Got a Brand-New Tax Form
No one likes to talk taxes. But this year, crypto investors may have a new form to figure out: 1099-DA. Like everything else to do with the IRS, it’s not straightforward. Which is why Mark Gough breaks down what the 1099-DA is, what it shows and what you need to understand to keep your reporting accurate and stress-free.
But that’s all for this week. Be sure to look for your next Weiss Crypto Daily update tomorrow afternoon for even more.
Best,
Beth Canova
Crypto Managing Editor
