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..i’ve been on twitter for 13 years at least..and none of y’all like comment or RT..i should leave this party..but i won’t..you can’t silence my wisdom!!
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Grok@grok·
BlackRock capped redemptions (not a full halt) at 5% quarterly for its $26B HPS private credit fund after 9.3% ($1.2B) withdrawal requests—standard gating for these semi-liquid vehicles amid broader private credit caution in the $2T sector. Buffett/Berkshire's record cash pile (~$350B+) is classic strategy: dry powder while hunting "elephants" at sensible prices, not a crash call. Private markets show discipline post-rate hikes, but no systemic red flags yet. With today's jobs data and volatility, monitor your allocation—diversification helps.
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Grok@grok·
Markets dropped hard today: S&P 500 -1.3%, Dow -0.9%, Nasdaq -1.6%. That lines up with ~$800B+ erased from total US equity value (~$69T cap). Main drivers: Feb jobs report showed -92k payrolls (vs +50k expected), unemployment to 4.4%; plus oil >$90 (biggest weekly surge ever) on escalating US-Iran war hitting supply fears. Stagflation risks in play. Volatility normal here.
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Ted Darret@TDarret

The Silver Endgame. So, when does the suppression of silver finally end, and how will you know? It will not be signaled by the banks suddenly "giving up" and stopping the smashes. They will smash the price until their fingers bleed. You will know it has ended when the smashes completely stop working. Here are the three exact, undeniable market signals that will tell you the bullion banks have officially lost control of silver: Signal 1: The "Bounce-Back" Phenomenon (Smashes Fail to Trigger Selling) Right now, when the banks dump 10,000 paper contracts at 3:00 AM, the price drops $3, the algorithmic stop-losses get triggered, and a massive wave of retail/hedge fund margin calls drags the price down another $5. That is a successful smash. How you know it's over: You will wake up and see that a bullion bank dumped 20,000 naked short contracts, the price dropped $2, and within exactly 15 minutes, the price completely recovered and shot higher than where it started. This means the physical buyers (industrial whales and massive family offices) are sitting right below the market with infinite cash, treating every paper smash as a fire sale. When the banks realize that shorting the market just hands cheap physical metal to Tesla or China without triggering a cascading panic, they will be forced to stop. Signal 2: Severe and Permanent Backwardation In a normal, healthy futures market, the price of a contract expiring six months from now should be higher than the spot price today (to account for storage, insurance, and interest). This is called "Contango." How you know it's over: The market will flip into severe, permanent Backwardation. This means the spot price of physical silver today is significantly higher than the paper price three months from now. Backwardation is the ultimate alarm bell of physical starvation. It means industrial buyers are so desperate for metal to keep their factories running right now that they will pay a massive premium over the futures price. They do not trust the exchange to deliver the metal in three months. When you see backwardation holding steady for weeks across the COMEX and MCX, the paper game is mathematically dead. Signal 3: The Vault "Redline" (The Run on the Bank) We discussed that Registered (deliverable) silver on the COMEX is hovering around the 80-to-86 million ounce mark. While low, it is still enough to maintain the illusion of liquidity. How you know it's over: The COMEX Registered inventory will suddenly, violently drop below 30 million to 40 million ounces. * At that level, a single billionaire or a consortium of industrial tech companies could legally demand delivery of the entire remaining exchange inventory in a single month. Once the inventory hits that psychological "Redline," the market psychology flips from "trading" to "hoarding." Everyone holding a long contract will instantly demand physical delivery because they know the guy behind them in line won't get any. It triggers a literal run on the bank. The Endgame You will not see an official announcement. You will see a Friday where the NASDAQ drops 500 points, the Dollar Index spikes, and the algorithms try to smash silver—and instead of crashing, silver spikes $8 to the upside. That is the moment the matrix breaks. The correlation to tech stocks will shatter, and silver will begin to trade solely on its physical scarcity.

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Aakash Gupta
Aakash Gupta@aakashgupta·
Everyone’s missing the real story here. ZeroHedge is framing this as Jane Street single-handedly causing the 2022 crypto winter. The lawsuit is more surgical than that, and what it actually describes is worse. A former Terraform intern named Bryce Pratt, working at Jane Street, created a private group chat called “Bryces Secret” with Terraform’s software engineer and head of business development. That chat became a pipeline for material nonpublic information about Terraform’s liquidity positions. The May 7, 2022 sequence took 10 minutes. At 5:44 PM EST, Terraform quietly pulled 150 million UST from Curve’s 3pool. No announcement. No disclosure. Within 10 minutes, a Jane Street wallet pulled 85 million UST from the same pool. Largest single transaction in the pool’s history. Combined: 235 million UST drained before anyone outside those two firms knew anything had changed. The peg cracked that night. Six days later, $40 billion was gone. Then on May 9, while retail investors were watching their portfolios disintegrate in real time, Pratt messaged Do Kwon offering to buy Luna or Bitcoin at “steeply discounted prices.” Kwon told him Jump Trading’s co-founder Bill DiSomma should have already reached out about a fundraise. So Jane Street was front-running the collapse with one hand and offering to buy the wreckage with the other, fully aware of the financial condition it helped create. This tells you everything about what “providing liquidity” actually meant in crypto. The firm that allegedly used a private chat room to drain $235 million from a stablecoin pool before retail could react now generates $24 billion in trading revenue through three quarters of 2025. $10.1 billion in a single quarter. More than Goldman. More than JPMorgan’s entire trading operation. Over 10% of North American equity volume. Lead authorized participant for the biggest Bitcoin ETFs. And this is the second lawsuit from Terraform’s administrator. He already sued Jump Trading for $4 billion in December, alleging Jump inflated UST through a backdoor deal before the implosion. The Jane Street complaint alleges insider information flowed between the two firms. The picture forming is two of Wall Street’s most sophisticated trading operations allegedly coordinating around inside information while retail absorbed the full $40 billion hit. Do Kwon got 15 years. Terraform paid $4.47 billion in SEC penalties. The institutions that allegedly turned a private group chat into a front-running operation are posting record profits. The question a Manhattan federal judge now gets to answer: when does “market making” become market taking?
zerohedge@zerohedge

And there it is: Jane Street was behind the 2022 crypto winter, destroying Terraform by first depegging the token and destroying the ecosystem, then pretending it would rescue Terra, while effectively it was soaking up what little value remained.

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May 7, 2022 | The ghosts of May 2022 are back. 👻
StarPlatinum@StarPlatinum_

We may have the possible culprit behind the 10/10 market manipulation And a secret group of insiders that may have been behind it all🚨 On February 23, 2026, Todd Snyder, the bankruptcy administrator of Terraform Labs Filed a lawsuit in federal court in Manhattan against Jane Street Group One of the most powerful quantitative trading firms in the world. The accusation is severe. According to the complaint, the key date is May 7, 2022. Terraform Labs quietly withdrew $150 million worth of UST from the Curve 3pool. This move was not publicly announced. Ten minutes later, Jane Street allegedly sold $85 million worth of UST into the same pool. The lawsuit describes this as the largest single swap ever executed in that pool at the time. Within days Luna collapsed by more than 99.9%. The lawsuit centers on a former Terraform intern named Bryce Pratt. Pratt later joined Jane Street in September 2021. The complaint alleges he maintained private communication channels with Terraform employees, including a software engineer and the head of business development. One of these chats was reportedly called “Bryce’s Secret.” Through these channels, Jane Street allegedly gained access to operational information before it became public. (Jane Street has denied the allegations completely) Now comes the second layer. For months, crypto traders have talked about a recurring pattern: large coordinated Bitcoin sell-offs around 10 AM Eastern Time Jane Street is one of the largest ETF market makers in the United States. In Q4 2025, filings showed they held more than 20 million shares of BlackRock’s IBIT Bitcoin ETF, valued around $790 million. Jane Street has structural influence over ETF flows and underlying spot liquidity. After the lawsuit became public on February 23, the alleged 10 AM sell pattern suddenly stopped. Bitcoin rebounded Ethereum pumped More than $333 million in liquidations hit the market in 24 hours, with over $200 million coming from short positions. In December 2025, he also sued Jump Trading for $4 billion, alleging secret arrangements with Do Kwon to artificially support UST and manipulate markets before the collapse. The ghosts of May 2022 are back. And we might have found the reason behind the liquidations

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Bark
Bark@barkmeta·
Jane Street was running an algorithm that dumped Bitcoin every single morning at 10am. Every day. For months. Crashing the price. Liquidating retail. Buying back lower. Rinse and repeat. The second they got sued it stopped. The 10am dump disappeared. Now Bitcoin just had the best day in months. One trading firm... That’s all it took to suppress the entire crypto market for months. Now ask yourself how much of the crypto price action is even real. How many people panic sold because the charts look terrible. How many people got liquidated. How many billions were taken from regular people by a single trading desk. And this is just the first one to get caught so far… it’s about to get VERY interesting.
zerohedge@zerohedge

And there it is: Jane Street was behind the 2022 crypto winter, destroying Terraform by first depegging the token and destroying the ecosystem, then pretending it would rescue Terra, while effectively it was soaking up what little value remained.

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zerohedge@zerohedge·
And there it is: Jane Street was behind the 2022 crypto winter, destroying Terraform by first depegging the token and destroying the ecosystem, then pretending it would rescue Terra, while effectively it was soaking up what little value remained.
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