Let me tell you what’s going on in the market today. If you’re trading crypto, you better buckle up because it’s a wild ride.
So, early in the morning (8-10 AM UTC+6), the market’s kinda sleepy, just wobbling around. But from 11 AM to 3 PM, boom! It’s green—prices going up. Why? Because China’s central bank (PBOC) is playing around with money injections, and honestly, I still can’t fully figure out how their financial tricks work. But I’m learning. Meanwhile, in the U.S., their overnight lending rates (RRP) dropped, meaning the Fed is acting a bit softer than before. Yesterday, China also announced a bunch of measures to boost the economy, so they should be injecting cash without pulling it back.
But then, from 4-6 PM, the market turns red—prices dip. By evening (7-10 PM), we’re back in the green. Why? Because the U.S. just approved the debt ceiling increase, meaning more money is about to flood the economy. Senator Schumer basically just said, ‘Okay, fine, whatever,’ and agreed.
Late at night (11 PM – 2 AM), it’s back to red. Wall Street big players like Jane Street have their usual game—they always short the market at 10 PM UTC+8. And then, from 3-8 AM, we’re green again, thanks to another RRP drop.
Now, about yesterday’s PPI (Producer Price Index) data—it was spot on. That should’ve made the dollar (DXY) drop and Bitcoin pump, and guess what? Gold hit 3,000. Classic sign. But man, the market is unpredictable, especially with Trump running his mouth. This guy holds power because people fear him, not love him. That’s not sustainable. At some point, he’s gotta shift strategies—maybe with more stimulus.
Here’s the funny part—data manipulation. Last week’s jobless claims? They edited it, adding 1K just to make the previous number match this week’s. It’s all a predictable game. Next week, watch them bump it up again by another 1K. I swear, I’ve got their playbook memorized.
Anyway, Trump says oil prices are dropping, and interest rates will too. That’s your clue. But his statements flip-flop constantly. What’s solid? Gold going up—because when gold rises, inflation follows. So yeah, today’s University of Michigan consumer sentiment (Unmich) report will probably show an uptick.
About the U.S. government shutting down? Please. If you actually believe that, you must be new here. Worst case? Three days. They always wrap it up by Monday. This happens every year. And the debt ceiling? It’s getting approved tonight. That means gold will keep rising. But when it’s official, Trump’s tariff drama will have less impact. Remember Peter Schiff? He always says inflation is gonna skyrocket—and he’s right. They’re about to pump 4 trillion into the system.
Now, check this out—S&P 500 just dropped 10% from its Feb high, officially entering correction territory. This is the bottom for stocks. If Trump doesn’t ease up, the U.S. will hit a recession. And gold rising? That’s the market screaming, ‘We’re scared!’
Even BlackRock’s CEO Larry Fink says if stocks drop, hedge with Bitcoin. That’s wild.
China is encouraging banks to issue personal loans to boost consumption. They often release positive news over the weekend to attract investors, only to withdraw liquidity (money) later. It’s a clever strategy to keep their economy moving while pulling dollars out of the U.S. system. Trump isn’t happy about this, but both countries are playing the same game—just in different ways.
I’m convinced Bitcoin already hit its bottom at 76K. The PPI dropped, but DXY went up at the same time, which makes no sense. That means DXY’s move wasn’t actually about PPI. It’s just temporary noise. Every time Trump talks, the market freaks out. How long is he gonna keep doing this?
And that’s how the market dances. Keep your eyes on the data, not the drama.
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