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@BullyEsq US ranks no. 1 if there is a list of evil countries.

[Crypto India @CryptooIndia]

BREAKING: Iranian drone strikes Dubai Palm Hotel & Resort.

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@CryptoWizardd Bro do you have any harry potter like wand

[WIZZ🥷 ( beware scammers ) @CryptoWizardd]

Current state of the world

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@cryptoady This is mocking who really lost all.

[Nebraskangooner @Nebraskangooner]

🚨WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT:

$LTC is currently BELOW a trendline that it has held for 7 years😱

[Wise Advice @wiseadvicesumit]

🇮🇳 CRYPTO IN INDIA: ONE STEP FORWARD, TWO STEPS BACK?

The Income Tax Department has flagged CRYPTO as high-risk & opposed wider adoption. This aligns with the RBI’s cautious stance.

Concerns cited:
• Tax evasion and misuse
• Transparency gaps
• Investor protection

The message is clear. Indians are ready for CRYPTO. The government isn’t.

Sad reality. 😥

[Kashif Raza @simplykashif]

BREAKING🚨: 🇮🇳India's Income Tax Department says CRYPTO has serious risks and supports RBI's stand against its wider entry

- In a formal presentation to the parliament's Finance committee

[Wise Advice @wiseadvicesumit]

🚨 WHAT TO EXPECT IN 2026❓

2026 begins with an important macro event:
• The Fed meeting on Jan 27-28.
• With inflation now cooling faster than expected, the market is preparing for 50-75 basis points of rate cuts in the first half of 2026.
• Powell’s term officially runs until May 2026

That shift usually triggers capital rotation, money moves out of defensive assets like Gold and Silver and into higher-risk assets, especially CRYPTO.

Market cycles tend to unfold in three phases:
✓ Accumulation
✓ Expansion
✓ Euphoria
Right now, we are moving from accumulation into expansion.

2026 is about staying positioned and riding the trend, not trying to time the top. 🙇

[Nebraskangooner @Nebraskangooner]

🚨2025 YEAR-TO-DATE PERFORMANCE UPDATE:

#Bitcoin -6% 🔴
$ETH -11.2% 🔴
$SOL -35.1% 🔴
$XRP -11.5% 🔴
$GOLD +64.6% 🟢
$SILVER +146.3% 🟢
$SPX +17% 🟢
$NVDA +40.6% 🟢
$AAPL +8.7% 🟢

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@DeFiTracer I'm in

[Satoshi Flipper @SatoshiFlipper]

"I want to have a Market the likes of which we haven’t had in many decades"

"Anybody that disagrees with me will never be the Fed Chairman!"

- PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP JUST NOW via TRUTH SOCIAL

We're getting 1% interest rates next year, amigos 😍

[Satoshi Flipper @SatoshiFlipper]

All of Wall Street, over $100T worth of financial instruments, has been ordered to move onchain by the $SEC Chairman over the next 2 years. Do you want to buy $ETH now when it's $3k for 1 or do you want to wait until it's over $20k for 1 $ETH? Because it will get there and MUCH higher. Nothing is stopping the $BTC and $ETH parabolic growth 🎯

[Koroush AK @KoroushAK]

There was a time you could buy random coins, hold, and accidentally outperform the crypto market.

Now, you need skill.

[Kashif Raza @simplykashif]

Michael Saylor's latest explanation of the Quantum Computer threat to BITCOIN👇

[BITCOIN EXPERT INDIA @Btcexpertindia]

💥 Arthur Hayes argues the Fed’s new Reserve Management Purchases are effectively QE under a different name, warning they enable unchecked money printing that could drive $BTC toward $200,000 in 2026.

[Kiran Kumar S @KiranKS]

I am told, this is by Robert Kiyosaki :-

America owes nearly $38 TRILLION.
Japan owes about $9 TRILLION.
The world owes over $315 TRILLION.

So let me ask you a question no one wants to answer:

Who do they owe all this money to?

Because it’s not aliens.
It’s not some secret country.
And it’s not a mystery.

They owe it to you.

- To your pension fund.
- To your retirement account.
- To insurance companies.
- To banks.
- To mutual funds.
- To central banks.

In other words:

Governments borrow money from the public — then use inflation to quietly pay it back with cheaper dollars.

That’s the game.

When the U.S. Treasury issues bonds, who buys them?

• Pension funds
• 401(k)s
• Insurance companies
• Banks
• The Federal Reserve

When Japan issues debt, it’s the same story — mostly owned by domestic institutions and citizens.

So when people ask,
“Who will pay the debt?”

The answer is simple:

The savers will.

Not through higher taxes at first.
But through inflation.

That’s why governments love debt.

Debt allows them to spend today…
and push the real cost into the future.

And here’s the part that makes people uncomfortable:

Governments don’t plan to pay this debt back honestly.

They can’t.

If they raised taxes enough to pay it down, economies would collapse.
If they cut spending enough, voters would revolt.

So they choose the only option left:

Debase the currency.

Print money.
Lower the value of the dollar.
Pay back old debt with cheaper money.

That’s not corruption.

That’s policy.

And it explains why the rich keep getting richer.

When money is printed:

• Asset prices go up
• Stocks rise
• Real estate rises
• Hard assets rise

But if you’re holding:

• Cash
• Bonds
• Fixed income

You lose purchasing power every year.

Same debt.
Same system.

Opposite results.

This is why I’ve said for decades: “Savers are losers.”

Not because saving is bad.
But because saving paper money in a debt-based system is financial suicide.

The world doesn’t have a debt problem.

It has a money problem.

And the people who understand who the debt is owed to…
stop being creditors…

and start being asset owners.

Because in the end, the debt will be paid.

Just not by the people who created it.

[Bull Theory @BullTheoryio]

🚨 Why Bitcoin always dumps at 10 a.m. when the U.S. market opens ?

Today, Bitcoin erased 16 hours of gains in just 20 minutes after the US market opened.

Since early November, BTC has dumped most of the time after US market opens. The same thing happened in Q2 and Q3.

@zerohedge has been calling this out repeatedly, and he thinks Jane Street is the most likely entity doing this.

When you look at the chart, the pattern is too consistent to ignore: a clean wipeout within an hour of the market opening followed by slow recovery. That’s classic high-frequency execution.

And it fits their profile:

• Jane Street is one of the largest high-frequency trading firms in the world.
• They have the speed and liquidity to move markets for a few minutes.

The behavior looks simple:

1. Dump BTC at the open.
2. Push the price into liquidity pockets.
3. Re-enter lower.
4. Repeat daily.

And by doing this, they have accumulated billions in $BTC.

As of now, Jane Street holds $2.5B worth of BlackRock’s IBIT ETF, their 5th largest position.

This means most of the dump in BTC isn't due to macro weakness but due to manipulation by one major entity.

And once these big players are done with buying, BTC will continue its upward momentum.

[Nebraskangooner @Nebraskangooner]

Crypto exchange owners sitting back collecting everyone's liquidations.

[WIZZ🥷 ( beware scammers ) @CryptoWizardd]

"They’ll test your patience to the absolute limit.
The second you sell in frustration they’ll run it. Crypto isn’t for everyone.

You must master "patience" at the highest level. Only then will you win.

#WIZZ