How to Read Liquidity — the full film.
Twice in six years, the direction of every market on earth changed in a matter of days. March 2020. March 2023. Both times, the turn was printed in public data — before the headlines explained it.
This film teaches you to read that data from zero. What liquidity is. The Fed's balance sheet. The Treasury's account. The overnight facility everyone forgot. The dollar, the stablecoins, the one formula that ties them together. Every number dated. Every source named. Every chart rebuildable by you, for free.
No paid group behind this. No signals. A skill — and the people who have it read the turn before the news explains it.
Subtitles are on. Watch at your pace.
Watch the water, not the boat. No hype. No calls. NFA.
@0xInsiderf5 85 days to break even on paper with no fees, the fed took 15 years to unwind the same experiment with real ones. the log does not lie about the cost, the balance sheet does
Fourteen years ago the man who printed $1.3 trillion in a panic stood at a college lectern and explained exactly how he decided who gets saved.
Nobody watches the recording. It has been free on the Fed's own website since 2012.
In March of that year the chairman of the Federal Reserve taught a four part course to college students. A lectern, slides, kids taking notes. The clip below is from lecture three, the one about 2008. It is the clearest explanation on record of the idea this account is built on: when the system shakes, the level of money decides who survives. And it comes from the man who made those decisions.
The film below is the 2026 version of the same subject. His lecture explains why the level matters. The film teaches you to read it yourself, week by week, from the same public data.
How to Read Liquidity — the full film.
Twice in six years, the direction of every market on earth changed in a matter of days. March 2020. March 2023. Both times, the turn was printed in public data — before the headlines explained it.
This film teaches you to read that data from zero. What liquidity is. The Fed's balance sheet. The Treasury's account. The overnight facility everyone forgot. The dollar, the stablecoins, the one formula that ties them together. Every number dated. Every source named. Every chart rebuildable by you, for free.
No paid group behind this. No signals. A skill — and the people who have it read the turn before the news explains it.
Subtitles are on. Watch at your pace.
Watch the water, not the boat. No hype. No calls. NFA.
Berkshire didn't dump Japanese bonds. It borrowed ¥272 billion its third-largest yen deal ever, the same thing it has done since 2019: take the cheapest money on earth and hold Japanese assets with it.
The real story is what that money costs now. Berkshire's 10 year yen coupon was 2.4% last November. In April it was 3.1%. The Bank of Japan meets this Friday, and a hike to 1.25% is widely expected the highest rate Japan has had since the 1990s.
Estimates put over a trillion dollars of global positions funded with borrowed yen. When the cheapest money in the world gets more expensive, the pressure shows up everywhere that money went not just in Tokyo.
And the calendar did something this cycle hasn't seen: the Fed decides Wednesday, Japan decides Friday. Two prices of money reset in one week. Watch Friday.
🚨 BREAKING
🇺🇸🇯🇵 WARREN BUFFETT JUST DUMPED ¥270,000,000,000.00 IN JAPANESE BONDS!
JAPAN IS NOW EXPECTED TO HIKE INTEREST RATES THIS WEEK TO SAVE THE YEN AND PREVENT A FULL-SCALE MARKET COLLAPSE.
SOMETHING REALLY BAD IS HAPPENING RIGHT NOW...