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So, here’s what’s happening in the crypto and financial world today, based on the data:

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

The market’s looking green (positive) early on because Japan’s economic data hasn’t improved, which is weakening the Yen. Meanwhile, China’s central bank (PBOC) is still pumping money into the system without withdrawing any, and the U.S. Reverse Repo Program (RRP) rates are still climbing. So, liquidity is flowing, and that’s helping the market.

Midday Dip (4:00 PM – 6:00 PM UTC+6):

Things might turn red (negative) for a bit here. No major data is driving the market, so it’s likely just some profit-taking or minor corrections.

Evening Recovery (7:00 PM – 10:00 PM UTC+6):

The market could go green again during this time since there’s no significant data expected. It’s a quiet period, so the market might just drift upward.

Late Night Drop (10:00 PM – 12:00 AM UTC+6):

Another red phase is expected here. Again, no major data, so it’s likely just market noise or minor adjustments.

Early Morning Surge (1:00 AM – 8:00 AM UTC+6):

The market might turn green again as the U.S. RRP rates could rise further, signaling more liquidity in the system.

Housing Market Insights:

Existing home sales are up, which aligns with the recent rise in housing starts. This is a good sign for the housing market overall, even though some forecasts had predicted a drop. It shows that the housing sector is firming up, and other related metrics like new home sales, building permits, and NAHB (National Association of Home Builders) data are also improving. The only weak spot is pending home sales, which are still lagging.

The lesson here? Trust the data, not just the forecasts. Sometimes, the market surprises you, and that’s okay. Mistakes happen, but they help you learn and get better.

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Inflation is the big theme, and it’s likely to stay high for a while. Keep an eye on the Fed’s moves and Trump’s policies—they’ll have a big impact on where things go from here. And hey, if the U.S. stumbles, that money might just flow back to Asia. So, stay sharp and keep learning from the data! #fyp #CryptoMarket #CryptoUpdate #CryptoToday #CryptoNews #CryptoTrading #CryptoAnalysis #FinancialMarkets #InflationUpdate #Bitcoin #StockMarket #GoldmanSachs #OilPrices #HousingMarket #FedRateCuts #GlobalEconomy #TradingTips #Investing #Inflation #Finance #Trump #FOMC #Fed #BTC #ETH #MarketUpdate

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Liquidity and Inflation:

Liquidity in the market seems to have hit its bottom, and keeping it there for too long could risk a recession. That’s why Trump was upset when the Fed paused rate hikes. But by April 2025, liquidity is expected to improve as the Fed slows down its Quantitative Tightening (QT), reduces RRP, and increases the M2 money supply. Plus, the debt ceiling will likely be raised, which will inject more money into the system.

Trump’s complaints are mostly political drama, but the reality is that rising liquidity will likely push inflation higher by March. We’re already seeing signs of this in the housing market data. Soon, Trump might announce housing stimulus to keep the economy afloat. If he doesn’t, the U.S. could face a recession, especially if the March jobs report (NFP) disappoints.

Japan’s Inflation and the Yen:

Japan’s inflation is down for now, which is strengthening the Yen. But this is temporary because by April, minimum wages (UMR) will rise, boosting consumption slightly. However, foreign investors are pulling out of Japan—about 1.8 trillion has left. This isn’t unique to Japan; many countries are experiencing the same thing, partly due to Trump’s policies encouraging investment in the U.S.

The problem is, many American-made goods are too expensive for Asian consumers, which only strengthens China’s position since their products are more affordable. Trump’s policies might backfire because the U.S. doesn’t have enough cheap labor to sustain low production costs. If illegal immigrants are deported, who’s going to work for low wages? Even orange farms are struggling to find workers. I wouldn’t be surprised if Trump reverses some of these tariffs by April.

Oil Prices and Inflation:

Oil prices are climbing because the U.S. sanctioned a Chinese refinery for buying Iranian crude. WTI crude is nearing 69 a barrel, its biggest weekly gain since mid-January. However, trade war concerns and potential OPEC+ supply increases are capping the gains.

Higher oil prices mean the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) will rise, which puts pressure on local currencies and keeps inflation high. Countries with strong economies can absorb higher oil prices to keep their industries stable, but weaker countries pass the costs onto consumers, driving inflation even higher. This creates a vicious cycle: higher oil prices → weaker local currencies → higher inflation → lower purchasing power for U.S. goods.

Goldman Sachs outlined two scenarios for rate cuts:

Normalization Cuts: If tariffs fall short of expectations and inflation drops, the Fed could cut rates back to a neutral level of around 2.75%.

Insurance Cuts: If tariffs or other policies create significant economic risks, the Fed might make emergency rate cuts outside of their usual schedule.

Trump seems to be pushing for the second scenario—cutting rates quickly to avoid economic downturns. It’s an unconventional move, but that’s Trump for you—always thinking outside the box.

Inflation is the big theme, and it’s likely to stay high for a while. Keep an eye on the Fed’s moves and Trump’s policies—they’ll have a big impact on where things go from here. And hey, if the U.S. stumbles, that money might just flow back to Asia. So, stay sharp and keep learning from the data!

Good morning! Let’s talk about what’s happening in the crypto market today. Here’s the breakdown:

Early Morning (8-10 AM UTC+6): The market might dip a bit. This is because of some normal market adjustments. Think of it like the market waking up and stretching before the real action begins.

Late Morning to Afternoon (11 AM – 3 PM UTC+6): Things are expected to turn green. Why? Because big players like the Bank of Japan (BoJ) and the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) have decided to pause their tightening policies. The People’s Bank of China (PBOC) also kept its prime loan rate steady at 3.10%, which is like saying, “We’re not tightening the money supply, so liquidity is still flowing.” This is good for Bitcoin because more liquidity in the system often means more money flowing into crypto.

Late Afternoon (4-6 PM UTC+6): The market might dip again. Yesterday, it didn’t dip because the BoJ made some comments that reassured investors. But today, without that reassurance, the market could pull back a bit.

Evening (7-10 PM UTC+6): Green again! Why? Because of some U.S. economic data. Claims for unemployment benefits are expected to rise, and existing home sales are predicted to drop. When unemployment claims go up, it’s a sign that the economy might be slowing down, which could weaken the U.S. dollar (DXY). A weaker dollar often means Bitcoin goes up because investors look for alternatives. Also, if home sales drop, it’s another sign of economic slowing, which could push Bitcoin higher.

Late Night (10 PM – 12 AM UTC+6): The market might dip again. This is often due to market makers (big players who control liquidity) adjusting their positions. Sometimes they delay their moves, so the dip might not happen exactly on time, but it’s likely to come.

Overnight (1-8 AM UTC+6): The U.S. and China are the big players here. The U.S. has slowed its Quantitative Tightening (QT) from 25 billion a month to just 5 billion. That’s an 80% reduction! It’s like the Fed is pretending to tighten but isn’t really doing much. Meanwhile, China is keeping its prime loan rate steady, which is like saying, “We’re not tightening either.” This is good for Bitcoin because it means more money is circulating in the global economy, and Bitcoin tends to rise when liquidity increases.

Why does all this matter for Bitcoin?

Well, Bitcoin is like a sponge for global liquidity. When central banks like the Fed and PBOC pump money into the system or slow down their tightening, more money flows into assets like Bitcoin. The U.S. and China are the two biggest economies in the world, so what they do has a huge impact on global liquidity. Smaller economies, like Vietnam, don’t really move the needle for Bitcoin because their liquidity is too small.

Tonight, we’ll get more U.S. economic data, like unemployment claims and home sales. If unemployment claims rise, it’s a sign that more people are struggling, which could weaken the dollar and push Bitcoin higher. If home sales drop, it’s another sign of economic slowing, which could also boost Bitcoin. On the other hand, if home sales rise, it could strengthen the dollar and put some pressure on Bitcoin.

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The Fed and PBOC are playing a delicate game. They’re trying to control inflation without crashing the economy. By slowing down QT and keeping interest rates steady, they’re essentially keeping the money taps open. This is great for Bitcoin because it thrives in an environment where liquidity is high and the dollar is weak.

Global liquidity is one giant pool, and Bitcoin swims in it. If more money is flowing, Bitcoin floats higher.

So, if you’re watching Bitcoin today, keep an eye on the U.S. dollar (DXY) and global liquidity. When liquidity rises, Bitcoin tends to rise with it. And with the Fed and PBOC both easing up, the stage is set for Bitcoin to keep climbing.

Last night, even with RRP rising sharply, Bitcoin barely cared and shot up to 86K. So if RRP drops again, why would Bitcoin go down? It doesn’t make sense.

Today’s crypto market is like a seesaw, influenced by big moves from the Fed, PBOC, and U.S. economic data. More liquidity = good for Bitcoin. Keep an eye on the dollar and global money flow!

First, the market today (based on UTC+6 timezone) is expected to move like this:

Morning (8-10 AM): Market’s kinda chill, not much action.

Late morning to afternoon (11 AM – 3 PM): Green candles! I messed up yesterday, didn’t account for the Middle East heating up. China’s central bank (PBOC) injected money, but somehow, the market still went red. Now, I see things differently: the U.S. reverse repo (RRP) is up, PBOC is injecting cash, and Japan’s central bank (BoJ) is taking a break.

Afternoon (4-6 PM): Red zone incoming.

Evening (7-10 PM): More red, waiting for the U.S. Fed (FOMC) meeting.

Late night (10 PM – 12 AM): Still red.

Overnight (1-8 AM): FOMC is expected to stay “dovish” (meaning they won’t tighten policies aggressively).

Now, a few things are shaping this market:

U.S. housing data is up, the dollar index (DXY) is rising, and RRP is climbing—classic signs of a red day.

Bitcoin is hanging in there, still managing to form wicks, meaning there’s some resistance to the downside.

Big central bank updates ahead: Japan’s interest rate decision in the morning, then the Fed at night, followed by China’s loan rate update tomorrow morning. It’s almost like they planned it together. China always goes last.

@cryptolipsync

Everything hinges on the Fed tonight, brace for impact. With the U.S. debt ceiling delay, banks like BofA, Deutsche Bank, and UBS predict the Fed may slow or end QT (Quantitative Tightening). The yen is sliding (149.74 per USD), and Japan’s central bank isn’t hiking rates anytime soon. The Fed’s decision tonight could make or break the market. With Bitcoin RSI at 44, liquidity tightening, and central banks worldwide making moves, the stakes are high. Stay informed and prepared! #fyp #CryptoMarket #CryptoUpdate #CryptoToday #CryptoNews #CryptoTrading #CryptoAnalysis #fypage #Bitcoin #FOMC #FedDecision #CentralBanks #BoJ #PBOC #RRP #DXY #Inflation #Recession #DebtCeiling #BitcoinPrice #MarketUpdate #Geopolitics #OilPrices #TrumpPutin #Altcoins #StockMarket #Ethereum #BTC #FinanceNews #FederalReserve

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What’s up with RRP?

When RRP surges, it usually means a big drop is coming. But Bitcoin is showing resilience—still making wicks, meaning buyers are stepping in.

Geopolitics is in the mix too:

Trump and Putin had a call that helped calm oil prices, which have been crazy due to the Middle East situation. Russia seems to have gained a lot from that discussion.

FOMC is the big event tonight:

Bitcoin RSI is at 44.

The much-feared recession? Doesn’t look like it’s happening.

Great Depression 2.0? Canceled.

Inflation? Might run wild and hit double digits, so brace yourself.

There’s this interesting note: the longer the US Congress delays raising the debt ceiling, the less money circulates in the system. This could have big implications for liquidity and markets.

Meanwhile, banks like BofA, Deutsche Bank, and UBS are betting the Fed will slow down or even end its tightening (QT).

Japan is doing its own thing:

The yen keeps dropping—now at 149.74 per USD.

BoJ’s governor basically said, “We won’t hike rates while the economy is weak.”

The market didn’t react immediately to Japan’s update—it waited for the BoJ press conference to end before making a move.

Big takeaway?

Everything hinges on the Fed tonight. If they stay soft (dovish), markets could breathe a little. If not, brace for impact.”

So, today’s crypto market is expected to be a bit of a rollercoaster. In the morning (8-10 AM UTC+6), we might see some red—people selling off. But then, from 11 AM to 3 PM, things should turn green. Why? Because China’s central bank (PBOC) just injected a massive amount of money into the market without withdrawing any, which could mean they anticipated the U.S. reverse repo (RRP) would drop below 100 billion. Basically, when there’s more liquidity, Bitcoin tends to go up.

Then, around 4-6 PM, we might see another dip. But from 7-10 PM, it should bounce back. U.S. housing starts went up, but the dollar index (DXY) fell, which is a weird mix. The reason? A key housing confidence index (NAHB) dropped yesterday, signaling that money isn’t flowing into real estate as expected. Also, the U.S. formally recognizing Crimea as Russian territory might cause oil prices to drop, since Russia is one of the biggest oil exporters. Lower oil = lower inflation concerns.

From 10 PM to midnight, expect another dip—maybe some market manipulation by big players like Jane Street. But overnight (1-8 AM), the RRP is expected to drop again, which could mean more liquidity flowing in, pushing Bitcoin up.

Bitcoin closing prediction: Green. With retail sales increasing and DXY falling as expected, Bitcoin could push up to 84K.

Forget all those doomsday predictions—no World War III, no Great Depression 2.0, and no real U.S. recession. That’s actually great news for Bitcoin. Why? Because the U.S. has basically chosen inflation over economic collapse. Higher inflation means more money floating around, and some of it ends up in crypto.

Meanwhile, Standard Chartered is questioning Ethereum’s future. Their 2025 prediction for ETH is 4,000, but they’re worried that Layer 2 solutions (like Arbitrum and Base) are taking away too much of Ethereum’s value. If most transactions are happening on Layer 2s, what’s the point of using Ethereum itself? Makes sense, right? Even Vitalik needs to focus more on fixing this instead of, well, whatever else he’s up to.

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Here’s the reality check:

25% of households are barely making ends meet.

Minimum wage earners? Their salaries get eaten up by rent, food, and healthcare.

A lot of spending is done on credit cards, BNPL (buy now, pay later), and loans.

The real issue isn’t just individuals struggling—it’s a global problem. If the U.S. economy is feeling the squeeze, so will other countries with similar unemployment rates (above 4%). Governments are trying to fix this by offering more debt access, but that’s like putting a Band-Aid on a broken bone. The cycle continues, and if too many people give up on holding dollars, inflation spikes.

Gold and Bitcoin are the safety nets. If you don’t have either, you’re basically just someone else’s exit liquidity.

The war in Yemen and the broken ceasefire in Israel-Palestine are heating up. If this escalates to Iran, things could get even messier. Interestingly, Trump seems to be giving Russia everything they want—recognizing Crimea, shifting positions on Ukraine. But will Putin return the favor and help Iran? Probably not.

What does all this mean for Bitcoin? Safe-haven assets like gold are soaring, China is quietly devaluing the Yuan, and the U.S. can’t afford a recession. This all points to continued inflation, which historically benefits Bitcoin.

The U.S. economy is built on debt. GDP growth looks good on paper, but if debt is rising just as fast (or faster), it’s like getting a 5% raise while your grocery bill jumps 30%—it doesn’t really help.

Meanwhile, oil prices are creeping up due to tensions in the Middle East. Trump, as usual, is making things unpredictable. If oil hits 80 per barrel, the dollar index (DXY) could surge, shaking up markets again.

He’s playing a high-stakes game, and it’s hard to tell whether his calls to Putin are meant to stabilize things or just stir the pot even more.

Bitcoin’s path depends on three key things:

Gold prices continuing to rise

China’s ongoing currency devaluation

The U.S. economy avoiding a real recession

Oh, and global money supply (M2) is set to increase, which means more liquidity everywhere. Indonesia might have the option to redenominate its currency, but not all countries have that luxury.

As for the wars? That’s out of our hands, and it’s heartbreaking to see conflicts happening, especially during sacred times. Let’s hope for peace.

So, yeah, it’s a lot to take in. But the bottom line is: inflation is here, wars are complicating things, and crypto is still standing strong. Let’s just hope things calm down soon, especially for places like Palestine, which has been suffering for way too long.

But when it comes to markets, one thing’s clear:

Cash is still king, but gold and Bitcoin are the insurance policies.

The crypto market today’s ride is influenced by a mix of global economic moves, especially from China and the U.S. Here’s the story:

Morning (8:00 – 15:00 UTC+6):

The market might start off shaky (red) because of some moves by China’s central bank, the PBOC. Last Friday, the U.S. Reverse Repo (RRP) rate went up, which usually means tighter liquidity. But on Monday, the PBOC injected a massive 481 billion yuan into the market without withdrawing any, the biggest move since February. This could mean they’re trying to boost liquidity, but it’s confusing because the market didn’t react much over the weekend. Maybe traders are waiting to see how China’s economic data plays out—things like house prices (which fell slightly but less than expected) and retail sales (which went up). If the market ends green during this time, it means traders are focusing more on China’s retail sales and housing data rather than the PBOC’s liquidity moves. But honestly, it’s all a bit of a guessing game right now.

Afternoon (16:00 – 22:00 UTC+6):

This is when things might turn green. U.S. retail sales data is expected to show an increase, which usually signals more liquidity in the U.S. economy. More liquidity often means more money flowing into riskier assets like crypto, so this could give Bitcoin and others a boost.

Evening (22:00 – 24:00 UTC+6):

The market might dip back into red territory here. It’s unclear why, but it could be profit-taking or just a natural pullback after the earlier rally.

Late Night to Early Morning (1:00 – 8:00 UTC+6):

Things could turn green again as the U.S. RRP rate drops, signaling more liquidity. This often encourages investors to move money into assets like Bitcoin.

Weekly Trends:

Last week, Bitcoin had a green weekly close, but Sunday’s closing was red. The overall trend for the week is still positive, and there’s a prediction that Bitcoin could end this week in the green too. However, the market feels a bit broken right now—despite all the liquidity injections and positive data, prices aren’t moving as much as you’d expect. It’s like pouring water into a bucket with a hole; you’re not sure where it’s all going.

China’s liquidity injection. China’s government has been pumping money into the system, aiming to boost the economy. They set a 4% fiscal deficit target for 2025, the highest in 30+ years. That means more government spending on infrastructure, social programs, and stimulus—basically, more money flowing into the economy. But here’s the catch: this also weakens the Yuan and increases inflation.

Today, China’s central bank injected 481 billion yuan, the biggest single-day injection since February. Normally, that kind of liquidity injection should boost markets, but things aren’t moving as expected. Even after China’s retail sales and housing prices showed improvement, the market is still hesitating. Some traders are confused; even the U.S. Treasury Department said, “The market is broken.”

China just announced plans to boost wages (UMR) to drive consumption. Sounds familiar? Japan did the same, and the U.S. might follow.

But here’s the dilemma:

It could trigger a massive economic boom.

It could lead to stagnation (like Japan in the 1990s).

Or it could cause a recession, similar to the Great Depression in the 1930s.

China is walking a tightrope, and Bitcoin is caught in the middle of it all. The real question is: When and at what time does Bitcoin finally break out? Because getting faked out over and over is exhausting!

The market is a mix of confusion and cautious optimism. China’s injecting cash, U.S. retail sales are up, and oil prices are rising slightly (maybe due to tensions in Yemen). But despite all this, the market isn’t reacting strongly. It’s like everyone’s waiting for someone else to make the first move. So, for now, it’s a waiting game to see when and how Bitcoin will break out of this sideways movement.

So, if we look at the time zones (UTC+6), here’s the pattern:

Morning to afternoon (8 AM – 3 PM) → Chill vibes, not much action.

Late afternoon to night (4 PM – 11 PM) → Market goes red.

Midnight to early morning (12 AM – 8 AM) → Green candles, baby!

Central Banks and Interest Rates:

The Bank of Canada (BOC) just announced its interest rate decision: 2.75%. This matches what people expected, but it’s down from the previous 3%.

In the past, the U.S. Federal Reserve (the Fed) often followed similar moves as Canada, but now their relationship isn’t as strong. So, we’re keeping an eye on whether the Fed will cut rates or not.

If the Fed doesn’t cut rates, money might flow into Canada instead of the U.S. This could shake things up in the markets.

The U.S. Economy Needs a Detox:

U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent is right—the U.S. economy is struggling and needs a reset. But the current plans (like Trump’s policies) are more like putting a band-aid on a broken arm.

To really fix things, interest rates need to go up, spending needs to be cut, and the U.S. needs to rebuild its manufacturing base. Until then, the economy is just delaying its inevitable crash.

@cryptolipsync

The U.S. economy needs a detox, but current policies are just band-aids. Real fix? Higher rates, spending cuts, and rebuilding manufacturing. The Fed’s decisions, U.S. debt, and inflation are shaping crypto’s future. More money in the system = more investment in risky assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum. The U.S. economy is in a tough spot, but for crypto investors, this could mean big opportunities. Watch the patterns, watch the data, and trade wisely! #fyp #CryptoMarket #CryptoUpdate #CryptoToday #CryptoNews #CryptoTrading #CryptoAnalysis #Bitcoin #Ethereum #Altcoins #FederalReserve #BankOfCanada CryptoBullRun #CryptoPatterns #CryptoInvesting #BTC #Investing #StockMarket #InterestRates #Finance #Inflation #CryptoStrategy

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The Debt Problem:

The U.S. is drowning in debt. Right now, the national debt is $36.4 trillion, and it’s predicted to grow by another $4 trillion this year. That’s like adding $1 trillion every 100 days!

Even with high interest rates, the money supply (M2) is increasing, which could lead to inflation. This is why some people think a bull run in crypto might be starting—more money in the system often means more investment in risky assets like crypto.

Here’s where it gets interesting. The crypto market often “cheats” during weekends. Let me explain:

Friday: The market usually rises (green candles).

Saturday: It’s calm (sideways movement), but it often ends the day green.

Sunday: This is when the market “cheats” or “steals a start.” If Asia’s market opens strong on Sunday, it sets the tone for Monday. But if Asia’s market is red on Sunday, Monday might start red too.

We’re testing this theory now. If the pattern holds, it could give us clues about how the market will behave next week.

The crypto market is like a puzzle, and the pieces are constantly moving. Interest rates, debt, and global economic policies all play a role in shaping its ups and downs. Right now, the U.S. economy is in a tough spot, and that’s creating both risks and opportunities for crypto investors.

So, keep an eye on those red and green candles, and remember: the market loves to surprise us. Whether it’s a bull run or a dip, the story is always evolving.

Alright, so here’s what’s happening in the crypto world today, it’s got some interesting twists and turns depending on the time of day (we’re using UTC+6 timezone here).

From 8:00 to 15:00, the market is expected to be a bit rough—think of it as a “red zone,” where prices might drop.

Then, from 19:00 to 23:00, the red trend continues, but it’s more like a “wick” on a candle chart, meaning there might be some recovery or small bounces before things settle.

Finally, from 24:00 to 8:00, things calm down, and the market might just chill in a “doji” pattern, where prices don’t move much at all.

Now, let’s talk about inflation. The numbers are climbing—1-year inflation went from 4.3% to 4.9%, and 5-year inflation jumped from 3.4% to 3.9%. This means inflation isn’t slowing down; it’s actually speeding up. Not great news for the economy, and it could make things tricky for crypto too.

Speaking of crypto, Bitcoin briefly hit 85.3K (yes, that’s a big number!), but then it paused when Trump made some comments. Apparently, his words can be a bit of a buzzkill for Bitcoin, so traders are keeping an eye on what he says next.

Over in China, they released some data showing their M1 money supply (basically, cash and easy-to-access money) went up by just 0.1%. This is a tiny increase, and it suggests their big “stimulus bazooka” (a term for massive economic support) isn’t really firing yet. They’ve talked about boosting liquidity by cutting the RRR (a tool to free up cash in banks), but it seems like they’re still dragging their feet.

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There’s some good news, though—a new debt bill got approved, which could help the market. But its effects won’t kick in until Monday night because of the weekend break. If the market closes in the green (upward) by 15:00 on Saturday, it’s likely because some big players (like asset management firms) jumped in early to buy.

Today’s a quiet day for data, and since Saturday is usually a slow day, the market might just coast along. But here’s the interesting part: if the current theory holds, we might see a red (downward) trend by Monday morning.

So, in short, it’s a bit of a waiting game right now. The market’s got two possible paths, and we’ll have to see which one it takes.

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.

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Bitcoin already hit its bottom at 76K Inflation = rising. Gold = rising. Bitcoin = hedge. Debt ceiling = approved. 4 trillion spending = incoming. Peter Schiff = right again. Crypto = the future. The market dances to data, not drama. Keep your eyes on gold, inflation, and Bitcoin. Ignore the noise. Stay informed. Stay ahead. #fyp #CryptoMarket #CryptoUpdate #CryptoToday #CryptoNews #CryptoTrading #CryptoAnalysis #Bitcoin #BTC #FederalReserve #BitcoinPrice #Altcoins #Investing #FinanceNews #Blockchain #Ethereum #StockMarket #Inflation #FOMC #FedRateDecision #BitcoinAnalysis #PPI #RRP #PBOC #CryptoInvesting #BitcoinPricePrediction #Gold #debtceiling #SP500 #BitcoinNews #Cryptocurrency #Finance #Trump #MarketUpdate

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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.

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%.

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Bitcoin rises as stock market liquidity dries up. The Fed won’t let markets stay dry—liquidity injections are coming, and Bitcoin knows it. Today’s market is a rollercoaster—PBOC, Fed, PPI, and RRP all playing their parts. Bitcoin’s waiting for its moment to shine. Buckle up! #fyp #CryptoMarket #CryptoUpdate #CryptoToday #CryptoNews #CryptoTrading #CryptoAnalysis #Bitcoin #BTC #FederalReserve #BitcoinPrice #Altcoins #Investing #FinanceNews #Blockchain #Ethereum #StockMarket #Inflation #FOMC #FedRateDecision #BitcoinAnalysis #PPI #RRP #PBOC #CryptoInvesting

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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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Crypto Update 12 March 2025 Market Rollercoaster: Inflation, Fed decisions, global liquidity—Bitcoin rises despite shaky data. China & Japan play wildcards. Fed’s hands are tied. Inflation & the Fed: If inflation rises, Bitcoin could still climb—Fed can’t hike rates much more. If it drops, Fed may loosen policy. Tough spot. Bitcoin & Liquidity: Bitcoin rises despite rising job openings (Jolts). Why? Sketchy data. Jolts isn’t always reliable. fyp CryptoMarket CryptoUpdate CryptoToday CryptoNews CryptoTrading CryptoAnalysis Bitcoin Inflation FederalReserve BitcoinPrice EconomicUpdate JapanPPI ChinaLiquidity FedDecisions GlobalMarkets Crypto BTC Investing Blockchain Ethereum Finance StockMarket

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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!