Quantum Economics in the Press

Original article published in London’s City AM Newspaper written by Quantum Economics analyst Jason Deane

“The way bitcoin verifies transactions is in blocks,” Mati Greenspan, founder of Quantum Economics, a Tel Aviv-based project for helping people understand financial markets, told FOX Business.

“Miners fill a block and then lock it up,” he added. “For locking in a block, the miner gets a reward in the form of freshly minted bitcoin.”

“The volatility is largely due to the fact that it’s quite new and adoption rates are unstable, which leads to large levels of speculation,” Mati Greenspan, founder of Quantum Economics, wrote in a note. “For me, a measure of success would be to see Bitcoin remain on a slow but steady incline, rather than zooming toward the moon due to global uncertainty.”

“At the moment, what we’re seeing from the market is an unprecedented move to cash,” said Mati Greenspan, founder of financial advisory firm Quantum Economics.

“Everyone is liquidating everything they can. Once the dust settles, and we start to see how the end of the ‘coronacrisis’ might look, people are going to be sitting on way too much fiat.”

“In order to stem the spread of the coronavirus, people are taking drastic measures which are having huge implications for the global economy,” Mati Greenspan, founder of Quantum Economics, told Modern Consensus. “The global economy basically went from booming in February to grinding to a virtual halt in March. Bitcoin isn’t immune to that.” 

“It’s very clear to me what’s driving this,” said Mati Greenspan, an analyst who writes a crypto-based newsletter called Quantum Economics. “It’s directly related to the coronavirus.”

Thursday’s moves were exacerbated by the fact that crypto markets, unlike equities markets, don’t have internal controls to slow down selloffs.

“Bitcoin is being swept up by everything that’s happening with traditional markets and being placed in the same speculative basket as the stock markets,” Mati Greenspan, founder of Quantum Economics, wrote in a note.

“Conceivably, he might actually be able to do more good for the blockchain industry as Mayor of New York than as President,” Mati Greenspan, a crypto analyst and founder of Quantum Economics, told Decrypt.  “Many of the key cases that are playing out right now are based in New York, so the adoption of local crypto-friendly regulations there could go a long way towards setting a positive precedent.”

Mati Greenspan of Quantum Economics theorized this week that bitcoin was never “a safe haven against declining profits,” which is the chief concern in the market right now as big companies issue warnings about coronavirus crippling their earnings projections; rather, Greenspan wrote, bitcoin is a safe haven “against inflation, geopolitical strife, and central banks.”

“Buffett made his billions in a world that doesn’t exist anymore,” Mati Greenspan, the founder of bitcoin and cryptocurrency analysis outfit Quantum Economics, wrote in a note.

“Whoever the oracle of the next generation will be, my feeling is that they’ll have a much keener understanding of emerging technology and will be less reliant on baseless fiat money.”

Quantum Economics founder Mati Greenspan wrote in an email to subscribers Wednesday that after $9,000, $8,200 was the next support level for bitcoin.

On Tuesday, he offered a theory for why bitcoin was dropping at the same time stocks were…

Quantum Economics, a money management and advisory company founded by former eToro senior analyst Mati Greenspan, has officially launched. In an exclusive press release shared with CryptoSlate, Greenspan said that Quantum Economics will feature a new service called “Analysis on Demand.”

“There’s certainly a bit of fear in the bitcoin market, but it’s not anything close to the panic we’re seeing on Wall Street today, with the clear flight to safety,” said Mati Greenspan, founder of the analysis firm Quantum Economics, which specializes in cryptocurrencies and foreign exchange. “Three percent is a very different figure for stocks and for bitcoin.”  

Economist and founder of Quantum Economics, Mati Greenspan, has compared constant USDT minting to QA injections made by the US Fed Reserve to stimulate the economy.

Instead of emulating the failed market, he further tweets, crypto giants should be creating a better one.

Most who longed expected that the $10K psychological position would see FOMO push the market higher. On to of this, Bitcoin as we reported confirmed its Golden Cross. This as some analysts including Mati Greenspan has pointed out should see Bitcoin soar in the next couple of weeks.

However, as analyst Mati Greenspan notes, “It’s not possible to sell off more than 2% of the total circulating supply of a token without influencing the price at least a little.”

Even if it’s by OTC (over-the-counter) desk, Greenspan says it “still creates sell pressure,” adding,

“The claim he’s making that…

The reversal of trades may have seemed to be an unorthodox solution to the error on Poloniex’s platform, but Greenspan played down the talk of the move setting a dangerous precedent for other trading platforms to follow, saying: “It seems like this was a difficult decision for Poloniex to take, and I applaud them for their transparency in the way they resolved the issue.”

Greenspan believes that complex technical errors need…

Mati Greenspan, Founder of Quantum Economics, opined on the matter as well, adding that the impact of institutional investors cannot be taken out either. On a recent segment of Chain Talk, Greenspan stated,

“The market has come a long way as far as maturity is concerned. Institutional players are quite involved too. It is different from 2019 because it was going very very fast last year. This time around, $10k has been really tested well.”

Mati Greenspan, the founder of Quantum Economics, told Cointelegraph that it is hard to estimate the impact on the market right now, “How it will affect Bitcoin’s price, I really couldn’t tell you. At the moment, I don’t feel like it is.” Meanwhile a spokesperson for mining hardware manufacturer Bitmain said that they are seeing no impact at all.