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How Big Corporations Legally Avoid the 21% Tax
The U.S. corporate tax rate is officially 21%. In theory, that is what profitable companies are supposed to pay. But in practice, large and sophisticated corporations consistently pay far less, sometimes...

Trader Makes $410,000 Betting on Maduro’s Removal
An unknown slick trader made $410,000 in profit by betting that Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro would be ousted (kidnapped by US authorities). The guy or gal with a nose for the situation or insider...

Stablecoin Supercycle - A Threat to Traditional Banking
The rise of stablecoins could change how global finance works. What started as a market worth about $200 billion is expected to grow into a multi trillion dollar system, and become a core part of everyday...

The 2026 Rate Trap
The Federal Reserve just cut interest rates for the third time, bringing them to a range of 3.50% - 3.75%. However, investors expecting this trend to continue into 2026 are likely mistaken. Despite the...

AI That Steals Faster Than You Can Audit
The era of manual auditing in DeFi is ending. GPT-5 and Claude's can autonomously identify and exploit vulnerabilities in Ethereum smart contracts. The future integrity of DeFi sector now hinges on the...

Oil Stocks and OPEC’s Credibility Problem
At the end of November, OPEC announced it would keep oil production flat through the first quarter of 2026. Historically, when oil prices fall and oversupply is unavoidable, OPEC resorts to the same tool...

JPMorgan Data Fees And Why Europe’s PSD2 Got It Right
When Bloomberg and Reuters reported that JPMorgan Chase plans to charge fintech companies for access to customer bank-account data, it triggered a wave of debate about data ownership, competition, and...

DOGE Shutdown
Elon Musk and Donald Trump nicely leveraged public ignorance around the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and Dogecoin (also DOGE) in ways that helped pump Dogecoin’s price temporarily. Pump...

Copper Price Analysis
Copper, often referred to as the metal of civilization, plays a pivotal role in various industries, including construction, electronics, and renewable energy. As of October 2025, copper prices have surged...
