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Hey, so here’s what’s going on with the crypto market today.

Morning (8-10 AM UTC+6):

The market starts slow, just like how we all feel when we wake up. Nothing too exciting—just the usual grind. People are used to this; it’s like your morning coffee routine.

Late Morning to Afternoon (11 AM – 3 PM):

Things start to look green (that’s good!). Why? Japan’s foreign investments are down, and the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) is injecting money into the system. But here’s the catch: if the PBOC decides to withdraw more than they inject later, this green trend could turn into a quick dip (a “wick” in crypto terms). The PBOC is trying to keep things stable, but if they pull back too much, it could hurt the market.

Late Afternoon (4-6 PM):

Now the market turns red (not so good). South Korea’s traders are shorting the market, which means they’re betting on prices going down. This adds pressure and pulls the market lower.

Evening (7-10 PM):

Green again! This time, it’s because the Producer Price Index (PPI) is dropping, which hints that inflation might be cooling. This could push the Fed (the U.S. Federal Reserve) to consider cutting interest rates. If that happens, Bitcoin could rise because lower rates usually mean more money flowing into riskier assets like crypto. But the Fed might hold off for now because the government needs cash, and cutting rates too soon could cause problems.

Late Night (10 PM – 12 AM):

Red alert! Market makers (big players who control liquidity) slam the market around 10 AM their time, causing a dip. This is like a sudden storm in the middle of the night—unexpected and a bit scary.

Early Morning (1-8 AM):

Back to green! The Reverse Repo Program (RRP)—a tool the Fed uses to manage liquidity—is dropping. This means more money is being released into the market, which is good for Bitcoin. Yesterday, the RRP only dropped by 5 million, but it needs to drop significantly before the next Fed meeting to really boost the market.

Yesterday, Bitcoin had a wild ride—dumping and pumping—but it closed above 83,000. Inflation is dropping, but not for good reasons. Millions of jobs are disappearing, and the Fed’s strategy of keeping interest rates high is killing jobs instead of creating them. If the Fed cuts rates next week, March inflation could spike. But if they don’t, inflation is still expected to rise slightly. If the Fed holds rates, they’ll sacrifice the RRP to keep the market liquid. If they cut rates, Bitcoin could skyrocket past 100,000. Sounds nice, right?

The PPI drop today is a big deal because it reflects weak demand—people are losing jobs, retail sales are down, and even big names like Jamie Dimon (CEO of JPMorgan) are warning that the chance of a recession has gone up from 30% to 40%.

China is playing its own game. They injected 35.9 billion into their economy but withdrew 68.6 billion. They’re confident their people won’t starve, even if their economy is struggling. It’s wild how they manage to stay stable. Meanwhile, being close to China seems like a better bet than dealing with the drama of the U.S. or waiting for investments from Saudi Arabia. At least the UAE is stepping up.

Bitcoin is decoupling from traditional stocks because it senses that stock market liquidity is drying up. Bitcoin is rising because the Fed won’t let the market stay dry—they need to create jobs and attract investors. The Fed will inject liquidity somehow, whether by cutting rates, lowering the RRP, or other methods. Bitcoin knows one thing: more money in circulation means higher prices for crypto.

That’s why Bitcoin is climbing even after the PBOC’s small injections and Japan’s weak foreign investments. It’s all about the money supply, and Bitcoin is betting on more of it coming into the system. The crypto market today is like a drama series with twists and turns, but the main plot is all about liquidity, inflation, and central bank moves. Bitcoin’s just sitting there, waiting for its moment to shine.

Hey, so here’s what’s going on with the crypto market today.

Morning Moves (8-10 AM UTC+6):

The market’s kinda chill, nothing too crazy. Just your usual morning routine.

Late Morning to Afternoon (11 AM – 3 PM):

Japan’s Producer Price Index (PPI) dropped, which means inflation is eating into people’s spending power. Meanwhile, China’s central bank (PBOC) has only withdrawn 0.5 billion in the last three days, which is pretty small. So, things are tightening up a bit.

Late Afternoon (4-6 PM):

The market’s looking red, probably because South Korean traders are shorting (betting against) the market. Classic move.

Evening (7-10 PM):

Things turn green! Why? Because inflation is dropping, and the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) doesn’t need to be super aggressive with rate hikes. Investors are focusing on core inflation, which is a big deal.

Late Night (10 PM – 12 AM):

Back to red. Market makers (MM) are doing their thing, probably manipulating prices a bit.

Early Morning (1-8 AM):

Green again! The Reverse Repo Program (RRP) has been stuck for three days, only increasing by 1 million. This could mean a big move is coming soon.

Bitcoin and Liquidity: Bitcoin’s going up even though job openings (Jolts) are rising. Normally, more jobs mean a stronger dollar (DXY), but not this time. Why? Because the data might be sketchy. In the past, some companies were counted twice in surveys, so Jolts isn’t always reliable.

Trump and Tariffs: There’s a rumor that Trump might soften tariffs, but the 25% tariffs are still in place. Bitcoin jumped when news came out that Trump might reconsider steel tariffs for Canada. This could mean Trump’s strategy is shifting—he’s looking for new sources of liquidity (cash flow), like from Saudi Arabia and China.

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China’s Play: Chinese stocks listed on Nasdaq are up 4%, with companies like Alibaba and XPeng seeing big gains. China’s stimulus money is slowly flowing into its own companies, which could lure U.S. investors into a FOMO (fear of missing out) situation. This could dry up U.S. liquidity even more, forcing Trump and the Fed to soften their stance.

Inflation and the Fed:

If inflation goes up, the dollar (DXY) usually rises because the Fed might tighten monetary policy. But interest rates are already at 4.2%, which is hurting jobs and the economy. So, even if inflation rises, the Fed can’t afford to be too aggressive. That’s why Bitcoin might still go up—because the Fed can’t hike rates much more.

If inflation drops, the Fed might loosen monetary policy, increasing the money supply. But with the S&P 500 already down 10%, if the Fed doesn’t act, the U.S. could slide into a recession.

The Fed’s options are limited: they can either pause rate hikes or cut them. If they pause, Bitcoin’s bottom might be near. If they cut rates, inflation could rise, but the Fed can only cut rates 2-3% this year. It’s a tough spot.

Japan’s Situation:

Japan’s PPI (Producer Price Index) dropped to 4%, which means factories aren’t raising prices despite inflation. This could lead to deflation if demand stays low.

Japan’s 30-year bond yield hit its highest since 2006, which is a sign people are preparing for inflation. Japan’s economy is tied to the U.S., so any positive data from Japan affects U.S. markets. Japan holds a lot of U.S. debt, so money flows from Japan to the U.S.

The market’s a rollercoaster today, with inflation, Fed decisions, and global liquidity playing big roles. Bitcoin’s moving up despite some shaky economic data, and China’s quietly pulling liquidity from the U.S. Japan’s economy is also a wildcard, with inflation and bond yields causing ripples. The Fed’s in a tough spot—they can’t hike rates much more without hurting the economy, so Bitcoin might keep rising. It’s a messy, interconnected world out there!

Hey, so here’s what’s going on with the crypto market today.

– Morning (8-10 AM) → Expect a dip (red). No need to panic, it’s a normal reaction plus some influence from China’s central bank.

– Late morning to afternoon (11 AM – 3 PM) → We should see some recovery (green) since Japan’s GDP is up. More growth means more inflation concerns, which tends to push markets up.

– Afternoon (4-6 PM) → Another dip (red) as stock markets close.

– Evening (7-10 PM) → Likely a bounce back (green) when the U.S. JOLTS job data drops.

– Late night (10 PM – midnight) → Another dip (red) as big players (market makers) start moving things around.

– Overnight (1-8 AM) → Likely green again because of reduced Fed liquidity (RRP). But expect another dip when stock markets close.

During Biden’s presidency, economic data often looked better than expected, making it seem like there was no recession. Job reports showed a lot of part-time jobs, and employment numbers always looked solid. So they used to bet against the data (inverse trading), and it worked well.

But during Trump’s presidency, the data consistently looked bad, so they stopped trading against it. But they later discovered that a key employment index (CB Employment Index) was being adjusted downward. That’s when they realized Trump was likely making the numbers look worse to justify cutting interest rates, which the Fed resisted.

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At the core, this is a battle between Trump and the Fed. Trump wants more liquidity (more money in the market), but the Fed is keeping things tight. That affects stocks and crypto big time.

What about Japan? Japan’s GDP growth slowed to 2.2% (down from the expected 2.8%). This weakened the Yen, which affects something called the “carry trade.” Carry trade is when investors borrow money in a country with low interest rates (like Japan) and invest it in countries with higher rates. Japan’s high debt-to-GDP ratio (260%) is allowed because of this system. But if the Yen weakens too much (like at 145 Yen per dollar), it disrupts this trade.

Meanwhile, in China: The PBOC (China’s central bank) is slowly draining liquidity from the market. They’re doing it in small amounts, which isn’t causing major shocks yet.

A Goldman Sachs analyst pointed out that Trump’s recent interview didn’t reassure investors. If anything, it made things worse. Money is still flowing out of the market, and investors don’t feel safe jumping back in yet. The government could even shut down on Friday if things go south. That would add even more uncertainty.

Markets are choppy, but some believe we’re near the bottom.

And here’s a fun quote from Binance’s CEO, CZ: He says, “People think buying Bitcoin early was just luck, but they don’t realize how much pain early holders went through.” Holding crypto isn’t easy, especially when the market is volatile. The advice here is: Don’t go all-in. Only use money you can afford to lose, and follow the 1:3 rule for big investments (1 part risky, 3 parts safe).

The market is a mix of ups and downs today, influenced by global economic data, central bank actions, and political drama. It’s a reminder that investing isn’t easy, and patience is key. Stay cautious, don’t over-leverage, and always keep an eye on the bigger picture.

First off, the markets are getting hit hard this week. Futures (those bets on where prices are headed) are getting crushed, bonds are taking a beating, and even the dollar is losing value. Usually, when things get shaky, people run to “safe havens” like gold, but even gold is just sitting there flat. It’s chaos no real safe place to hide your money right now. Some folks are saying this doesn’t happen often, and they’re just waiting to see who’s going to go bankrupt first or if governments will step in with more money-printing (that’s the QE part).

Now, in the crypto world, there’s some interesting stuff happening. Big players on exchanges (the CEX folks) are starting to buy back crypto at low prices. Basically, they’re scooping up assets from newbies who bought Bitcoin at $68,000, panicked when it dropped, and sold at $100,000 (yeah, they lost money). These big players are holding onto stablecoins (like USDT or USDC) and waiting for the right moment to buy more crypto at a discount. The plan? Buy low, sell high—like buying Bitcoin at $80,000 and selling it later at $125,000. Classic move, but it shows they’re playing the long game.

Binance’s CZ is reminding everyone that chasing quick profits isn’t the way to win in crypto real wealth comes from patience and supporting solid projects that actually build useful things. It’s a marathon, not a sprint.

On the bigger financial stage, Goldman Sachs (those Wall Street heavyweights) admitted they were wrong about calling the bottom of the market. They’re saying investors are debating whether we’re in a new economic era or just a rough patch. But there’s still hope for a bull run because tech and media stocks are looking more reasonably priced now. So, not all doom and gloom.

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Then there’s the whole US debt situation. A lot of people are wondering if the US government wants a recession. Sounds crazy, right? But here’s the thing: by 2025, a whopping $9.2 trillion of US debt will need to be refinanced. If there’s a recession, interest rates would likely drop, making it cheaper to refinance that debt. It’s like the government might benefit from a market crash, which is wild to think about. But historically, every recession since the 1980s has followed a peak in interest rates, and the Fed usually cuts rates to stimulate the economy. So, a recession could actually lead to lower rates, which might help the US handle its massive debt crisis.

Oh, and China’s in the mix too. They just injected 96.5 billion yuan into their economy to keep things flowing, but they also pulled out 0.5 billion yuan. It’s like they’re trying to balance things out, but it’s a tricky game.

So yeah, it’s a wild time in the markets. Crypto’s volatile, traditional assets aren’t safe, and everyone’s trying to figure out if a recession is coming—or if it’s already here. It’s like watching a high-stakes poker game where no one’s sure who’s bluffing. Buckle up, my friend it’s gonna be a bumpy ride.

Good Morning. Here’s what’s going on in crypto today.

Morning Moves (8:00 AM – 3:00 PM UTC+6):

The market is expected to be chill, maybe even slightly positive (“hijau woles” as they say). Bitcoin could get a boost if China’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) goes up. But even if the overall CPI drops, if the core CPI rises, it means inflation is still creeping up. So, keep an eye on that.

Afternoon to Evening (4:00 PM – 11:00 PM UTC+6):

Still pretty calm. Nothing major expected here.

Late Night to Early Morning (12:00 AM – 8:00 AM UTC+6):

Things might pick up a bit, especially with some economic data coming out of Japan. This could give the market a little nudge.

Saturday is expected to be super quiet—like, Hummer-level quiet. But there’s a big thing happening in the background: the U.S. Congress is about to approve a massive 2.5 trillion budget increase without cutting any spending. The key question is: will this flood the market with more money? If yes, that could mean inflation is on the way.

Sunday might see some early moves, but overall, it’s still a waiting game.

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Crypto Update 9 March 2025 The market is staying cool, but Bitcoin might get a boost depending on China’s Consumer Price Index (CPI). Meanwhile, the Nasdaq is moving towards 24/7 trading, and Europe is spending big on defense. With inflation, deflation, and government stimulus all in play, what’s next for Bitcoin and the crypto market? Stay ahead with the latest insights! With central banks manipulating liquidity and government budgets expanding, crypto’s role as an inflation hedge is more crucial than ever. Will stimulus push Bitcoin higher? Let’s break it down. #fyp #CryptoMarket #CryptoUpdate #CryptoToday #CryptoNews #Bitcoin #Inflation #Stimulus #ChinaCPI #Nasdaq #CryptoTrading #EconomicTrends #Deflation #CreditCardDebt #GlobalEconomy #BitcoinAnalysis #FinancialMarkets #BTC #Ethereum #StockMarket #Finance #Investing

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Nasdaq Going Crypto?

The Nasdaq is planning to introduce 24-hour trading by 2026. That’s a big deal—it’s like stocks are becoming more like crypto, trading around the clock. Some people are joking that by 2026, stocks will basically be crypto. But honestly, it’s not something to worry about too much. It’s just the market evolving.

Stocks, Yields, and Inflation:

Right now, both stock prices and bond yields are going up. Normally, stocks rise when the economy is doing well, but this time it’s different. Central banks are propping things up, making stocks and yields act as a hedge against inflation. Bitcoin? It’s just waiting for its turn to shine, especially if the U.S. rolls out another stimulus package. The key takeaway: it doesn’t matter what the stimulus is for—what matters is where the money comes from and how it affects the market.

Banks and Credit Cards:

Banks are in the business of making money, not being charitable. They profit from charging interest, especially on credit cards. Right now, credit card debt in the U.S. is hitting record highs, with a lot of people struggling to pay their bills. If the government caps credit card interest rates (say, at 10%), it might sound good, but it could actually hurt the poor more than the rich. Why? Because the rich pay off their balances in full every month, while the poor rely on credit to get by. Limiting access to credit could make life even harder for those already struggling, potentially leading to more crime and desperation.

The solution? Stimulus. Again.

China’s Deflation Problem:

China’s CPI just came in at -0.7%, which means prices are falling (deflation). Normally, this would be a red flag for the economy, but the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) isn’t panicking yet. They’re still holding back on stimulus, which suggests they think this deflation is manageable—for now.

The market is watching closely to see which major economy—the U.S. or China—will hit a recession first and which one will roll out stimulus first. That’s the next big trigger.

Europe’s Big Spending:

Europe is dropping a whopping 800 billion on defense. Is this a stimulus? Yes, kind of. Even though it’s not directly helping regular folks, pumping that much money into the economy can still drive up prices (hello, inflation). So, it’s like a hidden stimulus.

Everything’s connected. Inflation, deflation, stimulus, credit, and even geopolitics (like Europe’s defense spending) all play a role in how the market moves. Bitcoin and crypto are part of this dance, but they’re still waiting for their moment to take the lead. For now, it’s all about watching the data, waiting for stimulus, and seeing how the big players (like the U.S. and China) react.

This past week was kind of a bummer for crypto and the markets. A lot of things happened, but honestly, none of them really moved the needle. Stuff like the NFP (Non-Farm Payrolls) report, Trump’s actions, the White House Summit, and even Fed Chair Powell’s comments—none of it had a big impact. Bitcoin had a rough weekend, and it felt like everyone was just waiting around for something to happen.

Here’s the deal: The NFP numbers were kind of “meh.” They went up a tiny bit, but not enough to make the Fed change their plans. The Fed is waiting for the CPI data next week to decide what to do next. Oh, and there’s this whole thing where Trump might be manipulating the NFP numbers through tariffs and other policies, which is causing some unemployment issues. But the Fed is still holding strong, trying to keep things under control.

Now, there’s this thing called the RRP (Reverse Repo Program). People thought it might drop to zero, but nope—it actually went up. Even the experts can’t predict it right, so don’t feel bad if you’re confused. Some folks think the Fed might use the RRP as a bargaining chip with Trump, like, “Hey, we’ll keep liquidity flowing, but don’t ask us to cut interest rates.” It’s all a big game of chess.

Over the weekend, things were super quiet. Bitcoin dropped, and some expected liquidity to flow into altcoins, but that didn’t really happen. The charts are looking rough, and it feels like there’s just no money moving around. People are frustrated because, at the end of the day, they don’t care about politics—they just want to have money in their pockets. If their wallets are empty, they’re going to complain. And right now, it feels like everyone’s waiting for more money to be printed and distributed.

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The bottom line? Liquidity is super tight. People are struggling with unemployment, hunger, and even crime. Bitcoin is still hanging around $88K, just waiting for something to happen. It’s like everyone’s in this holding pattern, waiting for the next big move. Liquidity can’t stay this dry forever—unless we’re headed for something really bad, like a world war or a depression.

On the geopolitical side, things are messy too. Trump is trying to negotiate with Russia to mediate with Iran, but it’s not going smoothly. Russia wants sanctions lifted, and if that doesn’t happen, Ukraine might get hit even harder. Meanwhile, China is holding back on its stimulus plans, and the PBOC (People’s Bank of China) is actually withdrawing liquidity. Trump sent a letter directly to Iran, which shows that Russia isn’t playing nice with Iran anymore. And China is raising tariffs, basically saying, “If the U.S. wants a trade war, bring it on.” It’s a tense situation.

Oh, and here’s a wild thought: Some analysts think the U.S. government is intentionally cutting spending to trigger a recession. Why? Because then they can declare an “emergency” and push through a massive spending package to “save the economy.” It’s like a sneaky way to justify printing more money. Elon Musk is trying to streamline the government, but at the end of the day, Congress holds the cards. And they’re sticking to the status quo.

Meanwhile, the Fed is sitting on nearly a quarter-trillion dollars in losses because they’ve been holding interest rates high. It’s crazy to think a central bank can lose that much money, but here we are. Here’s something huge: U.S. banks can now officially hold crypto, be validators on public networks, and custody stablecoins. This is a trillion-dollar announcement, but because liquidity is dry, the market isn’t reacting—yet.

Another story Canada just dropped a 100% tariff on Chinese electric vehicles, following the U.S. lead. China responded immediately with its own 100% tariff on Canadian agricultural products and a 25% tariff on steel, aluminum, and seafood.

China, on the other hand, is smart. Instead of fighting back directly, they’ll redirect trade through Mexico and strengthen their reserves in yuan instead of U.S. dollars. That’s why the U.S. dollar (DXY) is losing liquidity, while China’s yuan is getting stronger.

This is just more proof that a big stimulus wave is coming—the more tariffs fly around, the closer we get to governments injecting fresh money into the system. Canada is basically following the U.S. orders, and Trump will likely cancel their tariffs once he gets what he wants.

So yeah, it’s a weird time. Everyone’s kind of guessing what’s next. But one thing’s for sure: Liquidity is the key. When that comes back, things will start moving again. Until then, we’re all just waiting and watching.

Good Morning. Here’s what’s going on in crypto today.

Morning (8-10 AM UTC+6):

The market’s looking a bit red (down) early in the morning. This is pretty normal, especially after some news came out that the U.S. won’t be buying more assets for its stockpile, which caused Bitcoin to drop about 5%. It’s like when people hear news and panic-sell, but it’s just part of the process. Remember, the first reaction in the market is often wrong, so don’t stress too much.

Late Morning to Afternoon (11 AM – 3 PM UTC+6):

Things are expected to turn green (up) during this time. Why? A few reasons:

1. The People’s Bank of China (PBOC) has been withdrawing liquidity for three days, but historically, they don’t do this on Fridays.

2. Economic data from China is improving, which is a good sign.

3. Japan’s yields are rising, which hints that Japan might start quantitative easing (QE) soon. That usually means more money flowing into the market, which can be good for crypto.

Late Afternoon (4-6 PM UTC+6):

The market might dip back into red territory. This is just part of the usual ebb and flow of trading.

Evening (7-10 PM UTC+6):

Another green phase is expected. Even though the U.S. Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) report is forecasted to show a slight increase in jobs, it’s not enough to make the Federal Reserve (Fed) super hawkish (aggressive with rate hikes). Why? Because other economic data like retail sales, consumer confidence, and ADP employment numbers have been weak. Plus, durable goods orders are down. All of this suggests the Fed might not raise rates aggressively, which is good for Bitcoin.

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Late Night (10 PM – 12 AM UTC+6):

The market might dip again during this time.

Early Morning (1:30-3:30 AM UTC+6):

This is a key moment. Fed Chair Jerome Powell is giving a speech, followed by Trump. If Powell doesn’t say anything super alarming (like bringing up Basel End Game III), and if Trump doesn’t make any shocking announcements (like canceling Bitcoin reserves), the market should go green. But there’s always a small chance of surprises, so traders are being cautious.

Pre-Dawn (4-6 AM UTC+6):

Another red phase is expected.

What’s the Big Picture for Bitcoin Today?

The NFP report is the main event. If it’s above 143K, it means the bottom for Bitcoin might be near. If it’s below 143K, Bitcoin could rise because it increases the chances of the Fed cutting interest rates soon. Either way, weak economic data (like falling retail sales, consumer confidence, and ADP numbers) is actually good for Bitcoin because it pressures the Fed to ease up on rate hikes.

The market’s been a bit shaky, but that’s normal. Remember, the first move after big news is often wrong. So, stay patient. Bitcoin tends to go up twice for every one time it drops, and it’s already had its drop. Plus, there’s a big meeting of top crypto industry leaders at the White House today, which could bring some positive vibes.

So, don’t let the short-term dips freak you out. Focus on the fundamentals, and keep an eye on the NFP data. If it’s weak, Bitcoin could rally. If it’s strong, it might still hold steady. Either way, the bigger trend looks promising. Just hang in there!

Good morning! Let’s talk about what’s happening in the crypto world today and why it matters.

So, if you’re looking at the market in the UTC+6 timezone, here’s what’s expected:

– Morning (8-10 AM): Red—meaning prices are likely to drop.

– Midday (11 AM-3 PM): Green—prices up, thanks to moves from China’s central bank (PBOC) and Japan’s bond market (JGB).

– Afternoon (4-6 PM): Red again—probably another dip.

– Evening (7-10 PM): Green—boosted by some claims data.

– Late Night (10 PM-12 AM): Red once more.

– After Midnight (1-8 AM): Uncertain. I’d say green because of some liquidity injections (RRP), but it could just be a quick price wick.

Now, let’s talk about the bigger picture. Some interesting things are happening in the economy that could affect crypto:

Jobs and Factory Orders: Private sector jobs are down (ADP data), but factory orders are up. People are scratching their heads, like, “Who’s doing all this work?” Turns out, the data reflects Biden’s policies, not Trump’s. Meanwhile, the US Dollar Index (DXY) is almost at a 4-month low, which usually means the dollar is weakening.

Crypto Summit Tomorrow (March 7): The White House is hosting a big crypto summit, and all the major players in the industry are invited. It’s like a high-stakes party where everyone’s watching. If Bitcoin crashes during this, it’d be super embarrassing, right? So, there’s a lot of pressure to keep things stable. The big announcement expected is about making crypto trading tax-free (no capital gains tax). This is HUGE because it could mean staking rewards (earning interest on crypto) won’t be classified as securities.

China and Mexico: China is making moves to buy crude oil from Mexico, but they want to pay in Yuan, not US dollars. This is a big deal because it shows China is trying to reduce reliance on the dollar. If more countries follow, the dollar could lose its dominance. And guess what? When the dollar weakens, crypto often gets stronger because people look for alternatives.

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Global Stimulus: Germany and China are pumping money into their economies to keep things afloat. This is like what happened during the pandemic—governments printed money, and later, prices for everything went up (inflation). The same could happen again. When inflation rises, people often turn to things like gold, silver, or even crypto as a hedge.

Coinbase and Tokenized Securities: Coinbase is planning to let people trade tokenized stocks (like Apple or Tesla) using crypto like BTC or USDC. This could bring a lot of liquidity (money flow) into the crypto market.

When economies collapse, governments print money (stimulus). Remember COVID? Free money everywhere, then suddenly everything costs 30% more. If inflation is coming, investors hedge with gold, silver, bonds, and even Bitcoin.

The crypto market is super sensitive to global events—whether it’s China buying oil, the US dollar weakening, or governments printing money. The key is to stay neutral and watch the trends. Don’t get too attached to one side (like Trump or Xi). Just follow the money and the data.

And remember, the crypto world is like a game of chess. If you can read the moves (like China switching to Yuan or Coinbase tokenizing stocks), you can stay ahead. But if you can’t, it’s easy to get lost.

So, keep an eye on tomorrow’s White House Crypto Summit. It could be a game-changer!

Here’s what’s up with the market today.

Looks like it’s gonna be a bit of a rollercoaster.

– 8:00-10:00 The market’s in the red (downward trend).

– 11:00-15:00 It turns green (upward trend). This usually happens when the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) withdraws liquidity, and it’s tied to the Federal Reserve’s Reverse Repo Program (RRP). If the Fed’s RRP goes down, the PBOC tends to withdraw liquidity, and this happens every 3 days.

– 16:00-18:00 Back to red.

– 19:00-22:00 This is interesting. If the ADP employment report (a jobs data report) drops, Bitcoin tends to rise. Factory orders also go up, but here’s the catch: it’s not because of retail demand. It’s because factories are placing orders themselves, not because people are buying more.

– 22:00-24:00 Red again.

– 01:00-08:00 Green. The Fed’s RRP went up slightly last night, but if it drops over the next few days, it could signal that the Fed is waiting for more data (like the Non-Farm Payrolls report on Friday) before making big moves.

Now, let’s talk about the bigger picture. There’s a lot of drama happening globally:

Interest Rates: The chances of the Fed cutting interest rates have gone up. Earlier, people thought there’d only be one rate cut in 2025, but now it looks like there could be three. Yields (returns on bonds) are dropping, and tensions between Canada, China, and the U.S. are heating up over tariffs. The Nasdaq (a tech-heavy stock index) is down 10%, and Trump’s policies are adding to the uncertainty.

Recession Fears: The odds of a recession in 2025 have jumped to 39%, up from 26% earlier. This is partly because of Trump’s policies. He wants lower interest rates, but the Fed won’t budge unless job creation is threatened. Stocks are already down nearly 10%, and we’re getting close to that breaking point.

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Trade Wars: Remember Trump’s first trade war? It’s looking like we might be heading into round two. China is slapping tariffs on the U.S., and Canada and Mexico are caught in the middle since they rely heavily on exports to the U.S. (87% of Canada’s exports and 77% of Mexico’s go to the U.S.). If China steps in and starts buying more from Canada and Mexico, things could get even messier.

China’s Moves: China is injecting liquidity into its economy (353 billion yuan this time) to keep things stable. When they inject more than they withdraw, it’s a sign they’re serious about stimulating the economy. Last month, their methods were a bit sneaky, but this month, things seem more transparent. Gold prices are rising, and housing prices might follow soon.

Trump’s Tax Cuts: Trump is talking about cutting taxes on domestic production and manufacturing. This could weaken the U.S. dollar because it increases the money supply, which might actually be good for crypto liquidity (more money flowing into the market).

So, what’s the takeaway? The market is super sensitive right now to global events, especially around trade wars, interest rates, and liquidity injections. Crypto is reacting to all of this, with Bitcoin getting a boost when jobs data is weak or when there’s more liquidity in the system. But overall, there’s a lot of uncertainty, and things could swing wildly depending on what happens with the Fed, Trump, and China.

It’s like watching a high-stakes poker game where everyone’s bluffing, and the market is trying to guess who’s holding the best hand. Buckle up—it’s going to be a bumpy ride!

So, the market today is kinda like a roller coaster. Based on the UTC+6 timezone:

– Morning (08:00-10:00) → Red. Rough start.

– Midday (11:00-15:00) → Chill, but depends on China’s response. If the Yuan weakens, we might see some green.

– Afternoon (16:00-18:00) → Red again.

– Evening (19:00-22:00) → Flat. Nothing major happening.

– Late night (22:00-01:00) → Another dip.

– Overnight (02:00-08:00) → Finally, some green action.

What’s Driving the Market?

Bitcoin dropped by $9,000 overnight after Trump announced new tariffs on China, effective immediately. He’s also threatening countries that weaken their currencies to avoid these tariffs. Classic U.S. move, right? They push for free trade, but when things don’t go their way, they get aggressive.

China, though, isn’t weak. They’ve likely already planned for this. They might retaliate by selling U.S. Treasury bonds (UST) and dumping the U.S. dollar, pushing the world to invest in their currency, the RMB. The goal? To weaken the dollar’s global dominance.

Now, here’s the interesting part. Bitcoin is like a liquidity magnet, sucking up money from non-allied countries into Western markets. So, don’t be surprised if the U.S. also starts controlling crypto reserves.

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Today’s market doesn’t have major data releases, so the red we expected for Tuesday might’ve already hit on Monday. Tonight, Reverse Repo (RRP) rates are dropping, which means things are shifting. China won’t just stay quiet—especially now that the U.S. is trying to break their alliance with Russia by tempting Russia with investments.

The real question is—will Russia stay loyal, or will they betray China like they did in the past? History says Russia sticks with old allies, but let’s see. Either way, we just gotta make sure we’re not the ones getting wrecked in all this.

Trump wants to double China tariffs to 20%. Wild. But here’s the thing—tariffs hurt the U.S. too. Example: NVDA (Nvidia) just lost $292 billion in market cap after the announcement. The only way Trump backs down is if Nasdaq and S&P drop 10%.

China, on the other hand, doesn’t even need to do much—they’re playing the waiting game. They’re holding back big stimulus moves until the Fed can’t cut rates anymore, then they’ll go all-in. Meanwhile, the U.S. keeps stacking debt.

Goldman Sachs’ CEO says the tariffs are just part of a “level playing field” strategy—which basically means they’ll hit China hard, then sit down for negotiations and demand better trade terms. Super American move.

It’s a wild time in global markets, and crypto is right in the middle of it. The U.S. is trying to assert dominance, but China isn’t backing down. Bitcoin, as always, is the wildcard. It’s not just a currency—it’s a tool in this geopolitical chess game.

So, while things look shaky now, it’s not all doom and gloom. The world is watching, and crypto is right at the center of it all. Stay sharp, and don’t get caught in the crossfire!