My best guess is China is doing the financial reset move that we all said the US was going to do - Their answer to the Mara Lago Accords - The Xi Accords
China buys up gold and debases currency at sametime - basically doing the MSTR move of nations but with gold
But then at a certain point they can stop buying gold and continue to debase which resets global financial power dynamics - they become the world leader in gold holdings so that they don’t become Weimar Germany but at sametime have the control to print money like US to make their exchange rate weaker to make trade competitive
Remember Trump has repeated the same thing, they want to be the world superpower but not the world reserve currency. China does not want to be world reserve currency as it knows the outcome - instead they can establish dominance with gold but be in the best position to weaken fiat
Gold looks like it’s moving to a predestined level that the Chinese want
The gold levels being shown are only what they want you to see and that’s still Uponly - they would have orders of magnitude more gold
However golds limitations will create the same issue it always has on longer time horizons
The US can not win this copying Chinas move - it may sound crazy to mainstream but their best bet is Bitcoin and stablecoins
An again this will look like a debasement trade in the end but in reality it’s the Sovereign Trade
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Did Binance Just Socialize Hundreds of Millions in Losses—Triggering a New Wave of Altcoin Liquidations? What does it mean?
As we noted a week ago, during the $19.6 billion crypto liquidation event, long liquidations on Binance accounted for only 59% of all liquidations—far lower than the 90%+ seen on other exchanges.
This divergence highlights the role of ADL (Auto-Deleveraging), a risk mechanism employed by derivatives platforms such as Binance to protect the system when liquidations can’t be filled quickly enough during volatile market moves.
In a crash, ADL may automatically close or reduce profitable positions held by other traders, often market makers or market-neutral funds, to offset the losses of bankrupt accounts.
For hedge funds and market makers holding long-short positions across exchanges, this can unexpectedly break hedges and create sudden directional exposure, turning “neutral” books into loss-making ones.
That’s why we argued this crash was unlikely to produce a V-shaped rebound and would instead lead to further deleveraging, particularly in altcoins.
The 41% of short liquidations remains significant—it may take days or even weeks to understand how and at what levels Binance unwound positions.
Affected funds and market makers are now focused on tightening risk and reducing exposure, likely by selling altcoins rather than seeking fresh profit opportunities.
What does this mean for altcoins: https://t.co/08MJdyCFyY
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