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- 1The Great Accretion and the Great Depression●The Great Accretion and the Great Depression https://marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2026/10/the-great-accreti
Economist Tyler Cowen's Marginal Revolution blog carries a new essay titled 'The Great Accretion and the Great Depression', filed under economics, history and finance. The piece draws a comparison between gradual wealth accumulation and the economic collapse of the 1930s, though no further detail is available from the headline alone.
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Analyst Benjamin Cowen has published commentary describing Bitcoin as dubious speculation, arguing that the cryptocurrency's valuation rests more on speculative trading than on fundamental value. The message is drawing wide attention from crypto watchers, many of whom agree that sentiment-driven trading dominates the market, while Bitcoin supporters counter that its scarcity and adoption justify its price.
- 3Crime in Covid Times: Economics Blog Examines the Pandemic's Effects▼Crime in Covid Times https://marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2026/10/crime-in-covid-times.html?utm_source=rss&
Marginal Revolution, the economics blog run by economists Tyler Cowen and Alex Tabarrok, has published a new post titled 'Crime in Covid Times', filed under its crime, economics and law categories. The piece weighs in on how the pandemic shaped criminal behaviour and enforcement, a recurring theme in debates over post-2020 crime trends.
- 4TD Cowen Says Bitcoin Rally May Have Further To Run▼Bitcoin Beat The Forecast, But TD Cowen Reportedly Says The Rally May Have Further To Run
Bitcoin has exceeded analyst price forecasts, and TD Cowen reportedly believes the rally may still have more room to advance. The bank's view is drawing attention as traders weigh whether the cryptocurrency's momentum can continue beyond already upbeat expectations, adding to bullish sentiment across crypto markets.
- 5Bitcoin's Monthly Closes Climb As Analysts Turn Bullish▼Bitcoin's Monthly Closes Keep Climbing From Its Summer Low As Ben Cowen Says Burden Of Proof Has Shifted To Bears
Bitcoin's monthly closing prices have continued to rise from its summer low, extending a steady recovery. Analyst Ben Cowen argues that the burden of proof has now shifted to bears, meaning skeptics must justify why the uptrend should fail rather than bulls proving it will continue. Traders are watching whether the higher monthly closes can hold as confirmation of a broader reversal in the cryptocurrency's price action.
- 6TD Cowen Predicts Bitcoin Will Reach $132,750 by 2028●TD Cowen: Bitcoin to Hit $132,750 by 2028, Strategy, Strive Could Outperform
Analysts at TD Cowen have issued a price target of $132,750 for Bitcoin by 2028, and suggested that bitcoin-holding companies Strategy and Strive could outperform alongside the cryptocurrency. The forecast gives investors a longer-term benchmark for the asset and highlights corporate bitcoin treasuries as a way to gain exposure. Reaction so far centers on whether such a specific multi-year target can hold up against bitcoin's history of sharp drawdowns.
- 7Benjamin Cowen's $60,000 Bitcoin Bottom Call Under Scrutiny●Benjamin Cowen Said the Cycle Would Bottom Bitcoin Near $60,000 in October. Did Benjamin Cowen Predict the Bitcoin Bottom Correctly?
Analyst Benjamin Cowen predicted that the Bitcoin market cycle would bottom near $60,000 in October, and crypto observers are now checking his forecast against actual price action. The call has become a talking point as traders weigh whether the current correction matches his cycle analysis or whether Bitcoin has broken from the pattern he described.
- 8Benjamin Cowen Says Yields Could Fall After Midterms, Boosting Bitcoin▼Benjamin Cowen Says Yields Could Fall After Midterms With a Potential Boost for Bitcoin
Analyst Benjamin Cowen says US Treasury yields could decline after the midterm elections, a move he argues could lift Bitcoin as risk assets typically benefit from falling yields. Markets are watching the midterms closely for policy shifts that could affect rates, liquidity and crypto prices heading into year-end.
- 9TD Cowen Analyst Sees Bitcoin Hitting $132,000 by 2027▼TD Cowen's Lance Vitanza: BTC To $132k In 2027 & MSTR Price Outlook
TD Cowen analyst Lance Vitanza has forecast that Bitcoin will reach $132,000 by 2027, while also outlining his price outlook for MicroStrategy, the company whose stock has become a popular proxy for Bitcoin exposure. Vitanza's projection is drawing attention from investors tracking institutional forecasts on crypto prices and MicroStrategy's leveraged Bitcoin holdings.
- 10Cowen Defends SpaceX De-Annexation Deal as Win for Brownsville Water▼Cowen Defends SpaceX De-Annexation Deal as a ‘Historic Opportunity’ for Brownsville’s Water Future
Cowen is defending an agreement tied to SpaceX's de-annexation from Brownsville, Texas, calling it a 'historic opportunity' for the city's water future. Under the deal, the area is being removed from city annexation, and Cowen argues the arrangement will secure long-term water benefits for Brownsville residents. The framing has drawn attention as local officials weigh the consequences of losing the Starbase-area land from city control.
- 11TD Cowen analyst sees bitcoin hitting $132,000 by 2027●TD Cowen analyst says bitcoin could reach $132,000 in 2027 as institutions focus on how to hold it Bitcoin Magazine inte
TD Cowen analyst Lance Vitanza says bitcoin could reach $132,000 by 2027, citing growing institutional interest in how to hold the asset. In an interview with Bitcoin Magazine, he pointed to corporate treasuries adding bitcoin and the arrival of new capital markets products as drivers of adoption and demand.
- 12Tyler Cowen blurbs Ethan Mollick's new book▼My blurb for Ethan Mollick's new book https://marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2026/10/my-blurb-for-ethan-molli
Economist Tyler Cowen has published his advance praise, or blurb, for Ethan Mollick's forthcoming book on the Marginal Revolution blog. Mollick, a Wharton professor, is known for his writing on artificial intelligence, and Cowen's endorsement is likely to draw attention to the title among readers of economics and technology commentary.
- 13Tyler Cowen asks readers what to ask Moxie Marlinspike●What should I ask Moxie Marlinspike? https://marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2026/10/what-should-i-ask-moxie-m
Economist Tyler Cowen is soliciting questions from readers ahead of a planned interview with Moxie Marlinspike, the creator of Signal and co-author of the original SSL critique. On his blog Marginal Revolution, Cowen invites suggestions for what he should ask the cryptographer and open-source developer, continuing his well-known series of crowdsourced conversations with technologists.
- 14Tyler Cowen asks whether the latest debate was a normal one●A Normal Debate? https://marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2026/10/a-normal-debate.html?utm_source=rss&utm_mediu
Economist Tyler Cowen has published a new piece on Marginal Revolution titled 'A Normal Debate?', filed under debate, culture and film. Beyond the headline and its category tags, no details of which debate is meant or what Cowen concludes are available in the snippet. Readers of the blog are circulating the link as part of ongoing discussion about cultural and political debate norms.
- 15Marginal Revolution readers invited to quiz Tom Griffiths●What should I ask Tom Griffiths? https://marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2026/10/what-should-i-ask-tom-griffit
Tyler Cowen has asked readers of Marginal Revolution to suggest questions for Tom Griffiths, the Princeton cognitive scientist known for work on human decision-making and co-author of 'Algorithms to Live By'. Readers are posting their questions in the comments ahead of an upcoming interview, in line with Cowen's usual practice of crowdsourcing prompts before conversations with prominent thinkers.
- 16Don't Let AI Make You Dumber▼Don't let AI make you dumber https://marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2026/09/dont-let-ai-make-you-dumber.html?
Marginal Revolution, the economics blog run by Tyler Cowen and Alex Tabarrok, has published a piece warning readers not to let AI tools erode their thinking skills. The article, filed under AI, education and technology, argues that heavy reliance on artificial intelligence can dull reasoning if people outsource too much of their mental work to it. It lands amid a wider debate about AI's effect on learning and cognition.
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Investment bank TD Cowen has publicly stated that Bitcoin is more than just an asset, in a note reported by Bitcoin Magazine. The comment suggests the firm sees Bitcoin as having a broader role beyond investment, with the view gaining attention among crypto watchers and market commentators.
- 18TD Cowen launches SpaceX coverage with Buy rating on AI outlook▼SpaceX stock higher as TD Cowen initiates at 'Buy,' sees AI compute driving majority of revenue
Shares of SpaceX traded higher after TD Cowen initiated coverage of the company with a Buy rating. The analyst argued that AI compute will drive the majority of SpaceX's future revenue, signaling a shift in how investors value the rocket maker beyond launch services. The rating adds to growing Wall Street interest in SpaceX as a player in the artificial intelligence infrastructure boom.
- 19SpaceX Shares Rise After TD Cowen Issues Buy Rating▼SpaceX Shares Rise Following TD Cowen “Buy” Rating Initiation
SpaceX shares are trading higher after TD Cowen initiated coverage of the company with a Buy rating. The endorsement from the investment firm is being cited as the driver behind the share price move, with investors responding to the positive analyst view on the space company's prospects. Further details about TD Cowen's valuation targets or reasoning were not immediately available.
- 20TD Cowen says SpaceX set for big comeback▼SpaceX is poised for a big comeback after recent struggles, says TD Cowen
Analysts at TD Cowen say SpaceX is poised for a strong rebound after a stretch of recent setbacks. The investment firm's assessment has drawn attention to the company's recovery prospects, with markets and space-industry watchers weighing whether SpaceX can return to form following its recent struggles.