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$39 trillion in debt. $113,000 per citizen. And the meter never stops.
You don't have to be paying attention for it to cost you. You lose purchasing power simply by existing.
Oil spikes. Deficit widens. Dollar quietly bleeds out.
This isn't politics. It's math.
Bitcoin wasn't created because someone had a cool idea. It was created because this was always inevitable.
The only question is whether you're positioned before the crowd figures it out

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🫵 EVERYONE HAS PTSD.
The market will punish the non-believers...
Here's @cryptomanran's 2 base case scenarios as to where $BTC is heading next.
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VERY bad idea.
This is one of the biggest threats for Bitcoin. Apparently they didn't learn from the biggest threat that Ethereum has today and they just copied it.
Minting permissioned stablecoins (can be frozen) on Bitcoin means that now the entity that mints them, in this case Tether, will have a HUGE leverage on Bitcoin from now on. If USDT over Bitcoin grows enough, and Bitcoin faces a potential hard fork in the future (it will happen eventually), Tether will be the one saying in which chain USDT has value an where not, and that is a LOT.
Bitcoin PulseX@BitcoinPulseX
🚨 BREAKING TETHER IS LAUNCHING USDT ON BITCOIN, WITH TRANSACTIONS SETTLING DIRECTLY ON THE BASE LAYER AND THE LIGHTNING NETWORK. A MASSIVE STEP FOR BITCOIN’S PAYMENT ECOSYSTEM. ⚡️
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Something interesting showing up in private credit… and the timing is awkward.
BlackRock just capped withdrawals from a $26B private credit fund after investors asked for about $1.2B back.
The fund only allows 5% quarterly redemptions, so the rest is now sitting in a queue.
Around the same time:
• Blackstone’s $82B private credit fund saw record withdrawal requests
• Blackstone reportedly had to inject $400M of its own cash to meet exits
Two of the biggest private credit platforms…
dealing with liquidity pressure in the same week.
This market grew to $1.7T+ partly because returns looked stable and volatility stayed low.
But the trade-off was always liquidity.
If investors want out at the same time, the structure gets tested pretty quickly.
With energy shocks, geopolitical tension and tighter conditions already in the background…
hard to tell if this is just a redemption wave
or the first sign of money quietly rotating out of private markets.

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thanks bro.
it instantly bounced back
Ryuzaki@ryuzakison
@jadoodoo_ not the Siball LOL🤣🤣🤣Hope it turns around soon!!!!!!!!!
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THIS IS CRAZY !!
Trump Media has also accused Jane Street and other firms of illegal naked SHORT SELLING.
TMTG CEO Nunes wrote a letter to Nasdaq saying the four firms were responsible for over 60% of the extraordinary trading volume in DJT shares, suggesting it as evidence of MANIPULATIVE activity.
In a letter to Congress, the company called for an investigation into Jane Street, Citadel, and others in 2024.


Bull Theory@BullTheoryio
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After @1914ad dropped this nuclear today (give it a read), @JaneStreetGroup appears to have deleted every tweet on their account.
If facts indeed are proven true at some point in the future, $BTC prices basically manipulated and manufactured largest dumps during the last 4 months all by these guys.
Masterclass in manipulation with paper $BTC.

Justin Bechler #BIP-110@1914ad
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“JANE STREET” EXPOSED BY A REPORTER
ALLEGATIONS CLAIM THE FIRM EXPLOITED LOOSE CRYPTO REGULATIONS TO MANIPULATE MARKETS.
THE FIRM FACES ALLEGATIONS OF 10 AM CRYPTO MANIPULATION & LINKS TO THE $40B LUNA COLLAPSE.
FROM QUANT TRADER…
TO CRYPTO BILLIONAIRE…
TO MAJOR SCANDAL?
Money Ape@TheMoneyApe
SAYLOR WAS RIGHT ABOUT BITCOIN SUPPRESSION. ALLEGED “10 AM SUPPRESSION” BY JANE STREET NOW UNDER SCRUTINY. CLARITY BILL COULD BE NEXT. BTC IS PUMPING HARD, ADDING $125 BILLION TO MCAP TODAY. STRATEGY STOCK, MSTR, WAS THE MOST SHORTED STOCK. BITCOIN MASSIVE RALLY IS…Show more
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