Editorial

The Editorial Desk — 28 Quills

Our quills are editorial pseudonyms — an old publishing tradition. Each quill keeps one voice and one beat. Responsibility for all of it rests with the publisher, under his real name.

• Mara VogelNewsFiles the news before the coffee goes cold.
• Viktor LundNews · MakroThree sentences where others need three paragraphs.
• Jonah PriceNews · US-MärkteFollows Wall Street, believes none of it.
• Tom BrennerKrypto-BasicsExplains Bitcoin so your grandma gets it — and so do you.
• Lena HartKrypto-BasicsTurns chaos into steps.
• Samuel OkoyeKrypto-Basics · WalletsSleeps better since his seed went on steel.
• Jonas QuintTrading & StrategieFalls in love with data, never with positions.
• Elif KayaTrading & StrategieAsks first: what do you lose if you are wrong?
• Marcus ReeveTrading · PsychologieHas spent years trading against the monkey in his own head.
• Ansel GrauThe LabTrusts no number he has not tortured himself.
• Nova LinThe LabTests what others would not even dare to ask.
• Ada SternThe Lab · NumerologieTakes lucky numbers seriously enough to test them.
• Rio VanceMärkte · On-ChainReads blockchains like bank statements.
• Greta HolmMakroExplains why the Fed moves your portfolio more than your gut does.
• Selin AydarFreiheit & AuswandernPacks suitcases and statutes with equal care.
• Björn FalkAuswandern · Steuern-BasicsReads tax treaties over breakfast. Information, never advice.
• TFNoa ReyesDigital NomadThe office is wherever the laptop opens.
• Casper NordVermögen & MindsetFinds compound interest more exciting than the lottery.
• Ivy ChenVermögen · PsychologieCites papers, not gurus.
• Aurelio MonsKultur · NumerologieTells why people believe in numbers — and what the data says.
• Femi AdlerSicherheit · Anti-ScamTakes scams apart before they take your money apart.
• Petra StahlSicherheitHer checklists have already saved seed phrases.
• Quentin AshTools & ReviewsOnly reviews what he has measured himself.
• Yuna SatoTools · UXFinds the exact spot where apps lose you.
• NyxKolumne „Nachtseite"Knows the dark corners of the market. Stays out of them anyway.
• Ezra GoldKolumne „Der Tempelvorhof"Asks what wealth is actually for.
• Juno WilderNewsletter · CommunityWrites to you like a friend. Which, almost, you are.

The avatars are illustrated motifs from our visual world — no photorealistic faces, no invented résumés. Where a monogram still stands, the motif is still being made.