The market is experiencing severe turbulence. While the correction is affecting all assets, from precious metals to AI-related technology stocks (with AMD, Palantir and Microsoft posting declines of more than 10% from their peaks), one asset class is suffering a more marked disinterest: digital asset treasuries (DATs). At the heart
The digital assets market is going through a period of severe turbulence. Since the start of the month, global capitalisation has begun a sharp decline, giving up a further 2.3% between Wednesday and Thursday, to stand at around $2.6 trillion. Bitcoin and Ethereum have not been spared, posting
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The past week has been marked by an exceptional upsurge in volatility on all commodity markets, whether physical or digital. The figures illustrate the brutality of the movement: realised volatility for silver almost doubled in less than a month, rising from 65.72 on 5 January to 111.16 on