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COINGSTY WIRE Wednesday, August 12, 2026
BTC $63,994.06 -0.20% ETH $1,905.33 +0.83% Cap. de mercado $2.17T -0.47%
Bitcoin & Macro Reporter · Toronto, Canada

Tobias Rennick

Tobias Rennick is a Bitcoin and macro reporter for Coingsty, based in Toronto. He writes about the asset where crypto and traditional markets increasingly meet: spot Bitcoin and the funds that wrap it, the rate and liquidity backdrop that pushes it around, and the derivatives positioning that amplifies every move. His reporting starts from the numbers, including ETF creation and redemption flows, futures basis and funding, options open interest, and the exchange balances that hint at who is buying and who is leaving. Tobias came to the beat from a markets desk, and he is skeptical by default of round-number price targets that arrive without a mechanism attached. He would rather explain why a move happened, whether a shift in real yields, a large expiry or a change in ETF demand, than guess where it goes next. That fits how Coingsty works: he keeps forecasts clearly labelled as opinion and reserves the reported parts of a story for figures he can trace to an issuer filing, an exchange feed or a verifiable on-chain flow. He is careful with the things that mislead retail readers most, such as annualized returns quoted without their drawdowns, inflows that are really rebalances, and dominancia charts that flatter one narrative over another. When he covers a new product or a policy change, he tries to answer the practical question underneath the headline: who is now able to buy or sell that could not before, and at what cost. Away from the terminal, Tobias reads central-bank minutes for fun and keeps a running, faintly obsessive log of how often consensus macro calls turn out to be wrong.

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25 articles Writing for Coingsty since Aug 2026
CubreBitcoin, Macro and rates, Spot Bitcoin ETFs and funds, Derivados
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