Gold is money Everything else Just debt – 2 Feb 2025 – Crypto Market Today

So, you know how Trump always needs money, right? The U.S. is basically broke—like, really broke. The Republicans are blocking the debt ceiling, Biden is trying to make the economy look good, but in reality, it’s a mess. So where does Trump get his cash? By boosting the local economy.

How? First, he makes it harder to import stuff by raising tariffs. Then, he hands out cheap loans to local businesses. This way, money circulates within the country instead of flowing out. Remember what China did before? Same playbook.

Now, let’s talk about today’s market moves.

• Morning till afternoon (8 AM – 3 PM UTC+6) → Green market, but we gotta wait and see what Mexico, China, and Canada say. What if Mexico joins BRICS? That’d be wild.
• Afternoon to late evening (4 PM – 11 PM) → Chill mode.
• Midnight to morning (12 AM – 8 AM) → No clue yet, gotta wait for the data.

Big picture? The U.S. has nothing valuable—no spices, no rare earth metals, no steel, no essential industrial materials. If they don’t import, they’re screwed. Look at the tariff rates: 25% for Canada and Mexico, but only 10% for China. That’s nothing for China.

Here’s how the money flow works:

1. Tariffs make local currencies weaker.
2. Everyone starts swapping into USD (DXY).
3. Once the USD is strong, they cut interest rates and throw in stimulus.
4. Boom, countries with high tariffs become Trump’s exit liquidity.

Makes sense, right?

Meanwhile, Japan’s PMI is up, but their central bank (BoJ) is hinting that even if they raise interest rates, the Yen won’t strengthen. Same deal with China’s PMI—good numbers, but their currency gets weaker. Tariffs drive up inflation, and Bitcoin dipped because major announcements dropped on the weekend when liquidity couldn’t react fast enough.

And here’s the cycle:

• Market dips, panic sets in.
• Suddenly, they announce that Bitcoin is now an official reserve asset.
• Politicians play their games while regular people get used as exit liquidity.

One thing to remember: gold is the ultimate measure of liquidity.
If gold goes up, it means the economy is running on existing money, not new production.
If the economy is struggling and gold is rising—well, you get the picture.

Now, swap out “gold” for Bitcoin.
Bitcoin at $100K? Chill, it’s just another day. Since 2019, the pattern has been the same—when gold goes up, Bitcoin follows. Don’t overreact, just ride the waves. Volatility is where the real money is made.

Gold is money. Everything else? Just debt.