Today the PCE(Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index) data came out lower than expected, which means that inflation has decreased; this would be good news for the market, but $BTC continues to fall anyway, smells like weekend manipulation.

Today the PCE(Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index) data came out lower than expected, which means that inflation has decreased; this would be good news for the market, but $BTC continues to fall anyway, smells like weekend manipulation.

The U.S. Treasury repurchased $2 billion in debt today (total $14.5B/week). They are buying bonds to boost liquidity. Is this a covert bailout for the economy? This drives lower interest rates and a surge in the markets. The boost everyone was waiting for!

The Incentive Crisis: Why the Compression of the "Risk Premium" Has Stifled Liquidity in Cryptocurrencies
Introduction: The Mirage of Liquidity
We often wonder why, despite technological maturity and ETF approvals, the cryptocurrency market isn’t experiencing the widespread euphoria of previous cycles. The answer doesn’t lie in technology, but in the fundamental mathematics of money. My thesis is clear: the crypto market has lost its most aggressive competitive edge—“the yield differential.”
Stablecoins, which have historically served as the fuel for liquidity and the gateway for retail and in

The fall of Bitcoin by 5% is due to Japan 🇯🇵.
The yield on your bonds has surged to levels not seen since 2008.
What does this mean? That the "cheap money" that finances global markets is coming to an end.
Bitcoin immediately feels the lack of liquidity.

The fall of Bitcoin by 5% is due to Japan 🇯🇵.
The yield on your bonds has surged to levels not seen since 2008.
What does this mean? That the "cheap money" that finances global markets is coming to an end.
Bitcoin immediately feels the lack of liquidity.

Are you in trouble $USDT? 🚨
It all started with a warning from Arthur Hayes about the danger of backing the largest stablecoin with volatile assets like #Bitcoin and Gold. 🧵👇