Chart of the Week: The Stablecoin Treasury Boom
This week’s chart shows something strange happening in the U.S. Treasury market. A new class of buyers has emerged in ...
Friday, August 7, 2026
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Chart of the Week: AI Is Reshaping the Labor Market
On Monday, we looked at what happens when AI systems start hiring people. Today, we’re looking at what happens when companies ...
Chart of the Week: Spending Like It’s 1998
Last week, we looked at a chart that suggested today’s AI-driven market mirrors the early days of the dotcom boom. ...
Chart of the Week: Are We Back in 1997?
I came across a fascinating chart on X a few weeks ago that stirred up some controversy. It builds directly ...
Chart of the Week: The AI Race Is Now a Spending Race
For most of the internet era, there was a fairly clear division inside the tech world. Software companies built applications, ...
Chart of the Week: How AI Is Learning to Stay on the Job
Yesterday, we talked about how Claude is starting to behave less like software and more like a coworker. People aren’t just ...
Chart of the Week: Two Superpowers, Two Energy Futures
This week, instead of a single chart, I’m sharing two charts that come from a New York Times analysis I bookmarked months ...
Chart of the Week: How AI Becomes Universal
This week’s chart isn’t just an illustration of technical progress. It reveals the economics of the future of artificial intelligence. ...
Is Dogecoin About To Repeat NVIDIA’s Run? Here’s What The Chart Says
Comparing Dogecoin to NVIDIA may seem illogical at first. One is a speculative digital asset rooted in internet culture, while ...
Chart of the Week: The New Capitals of AI
It’s just the second week of the year, and I’m already cheating. My New Year’s resolutions are still going strong. ...
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