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@elonmusk Even grok says it is not smart to buy a model that is about to be retired! Doesn’t make sense!!!

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@AshCrypto So tired of fake news on this platform!!!

@BullTheoryio Fake news

BREAKING: 🇺🇸 The White House said Spain has agreed to let the U.S. military use its bases after Trump threatened to cut off all trade with the country. Earlier, Spain’s prime minister said, “Spain would not support actions that harm global interests or go against its values, even under pressure.” Trump’s negotiation skills are insane.

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🚨🇦🇪🇮🇷 Straight from someone out of Dubai. A residential building. Top floor. Hit by a drone. Not a base. Not a military site. Someone's home.

@AshCrypto Capitulation!!!!!

WHY IS THE MARKET DUMPING? Bitcoin just dropped below its 2021 ATH, while alts are in free fall. Here’s why: 1. Everything is dumping - Stocks are dumping today - Precious metals are dumping - Oil prices are dumping This is a sign that investors are exiting risk assets, and crypto is going down with them. 2. Too much FUD - Epstein is Satoshi - Saylor will go bankrupt - USDT is depegging - Quantum will kill Bitcoin - Tom Lee will sell ETH All these FUD narratives are hitting at once, forcing panic selling. 3. Weak job data - January job cuts soared 118% YoY, now at the highest level since 2009. - JOLTS job openings came in far below expectations, signaling a weak labor market. - Yet the Fed remains hawkish and is pausing rate cuts. This is raising recession fears, triggering a broad market sell-off. My thoughts - The crypto market is deeply oversold. - Bitcoin’s weekly RSI is lower than during the FTX crash, and alts are heavily oversold too. - The market looks very close to a bottom.

🚨 IS JPMORGAN MANIPULATING SILVER AGAIN, JUST LIKE IT DID IN THE PAST? We just the largest intraday crash in silver since 1980 where price fell -32%. In just two days $2.5 trillion was wiped out from silver and are speculating that JPMorgan was behind this crash. It is the same bank that was fined $920 million by the U.S. Department of Justice and the CFTC for manipulating gold and silver prices between 2008 and 2016. That case involved hundreds of thousands of fake orders placed to move prices before being canceled. Several JPMorgan traders were criminally convicted. This is documented history, not speculation. Now look at how the silver market works today. Most silver trading does not involve real silver. It happens through futures contracts. For every 1 ounce of real silver, there are hundreds of paper contracts tied to it. JPMorgan is one of the largest bullion banks active in this market and one of the largest participants on COMEX. According to COMEX data, JPMorgan is also one of the largest holders of registered and eligible physical silver, giving it influence on both the paper side and the physical side of the market at the same time. Here is the key point most people miss: Who benefits when prices fall fast in a leveraged market? Not the small trader. Not the hedge fund using leverage. The one who can survive margin calls and buy when others are forced to sell. That is JPMorgan. Before the crash, silver was pumping very fast. Many traders were long silver using borrowed money. When prices started falling, those traders did not choose to sell. They were forced to sell because exchanges demanded more margin. At the same time, exchanges raised margin requirements sharply. This meant traders suddenly needed much more cash to keep their positions open. Most could not. Their positions were closed automatically. This created forced selling. Now here is where JPMorgan benefits. When prices are collapsing and others are forced to sell, JPMorgan can do three things at once: FIRST, it can buy back silver futures at much lower prices than where it sold earlier. That locks in profit on paper. SECOND, it can take delivery of physical silver through the futures market while prices are depressed. COMEX delivery reports during this period show large banks, including JPMorgan, actively stopping contracts and taking delivery while prices were under pressure. THIRD, because JPMorgan has a massive balance sheet, margin hikes do not force it to sell. Margin hikes actually remove weaker players and leave JPMorgan with less competition. This is why people are directly accusing JPMorgan of causing the silver crash. COMEX delivery data shows JPMorgan issued 633 Feb silver contracts right during this crash. Issued means JPMorgan was on the short side of those contracts. The claim is simple: JPMorgan opened shorts near the $120 top and closed them near $78 during delivery. That would mean JPMorgan made money on the crash while others were forced to liquidate, which is why people are openly saying this move was not random. Now look at the global picture. In the US paper market, silver prices collapsed. In Shanghai, physical silver is trading far higher than US prices. That means real buyers are still paying up for silver. Only the paper price collapsed. This tells you the crash was not caused by physical supply suddenly appearing. It was caused by paper selling. This is exactly the type of environment where JPMorgan has benefited before. A paper heavy market, forced liquidations, margin hikes, and weak players exiting at the worst time. No one needs to prove JPMorgan planned the crash to understand the problem. The structure itself allows the biggest players to profit when volatility explodes. And when a bank with a documented history of silver manipulation, people are right to ask questions.

$BTC Bitcoin just hit $77000 on Coinbase and bounced (so far)!!!!

@dangambardello Hey Dan, thank you for your great macro videos! I followed you some time ago and unfollowed when you were too focused on $ADA and kind of praised it way too much for what it’s worth. I am now back because of your macro enonomic view and explanations! Keep pushing! Appreciate you

Honestly, I hardly enjoy creating crypto content anymore. And it has nothing to do with price action. Endless rude comments simply because I think we’re at the end of a bear market, and not at the beginning of one. I can no longer have my macro bull outlook for this space without being called names everyday. Not one person ever politely proposes how my macro thesis consisting of DXY, policy, PMI, and the business cycle is wrong. It’s just hate. Constantly being talked down to like I’m some terrible person for being bullish on this emerging tech called crypto. Get offline dudes! Take a breather. I spend endless hours presenting real macroeconomic data to present my bull case. While doing this, I respect every bear and do not go around antagonizing anyone. I’m just trying to track my crypto journey and grow with this space. Through the ups and downs. Why can’t I have my bull thesis and you can have you bear thesis? Why does this always get so personal and nasty with people? Is this a contest? I don’t get it.