@Peter_thoc 1. Housing market freeze (more sellers than buyers by a large margin)
2. Lots big asset managers Blackrock/morgan Stanley etc. couldn’t not payout the customers.
3. China treasury dump
4. Quantum soon than you think
5. Japan too sell more us bonds
Just to name a few…
🚨 SOMETHING VERY STRANGE IS HAPPENING
S&P 500 just hit a new all-time high of $7,000.
Right in the middle of the worst energy crisis in decades.
But almost nobody is talking about the real reason.
The market is pretending the crisis is over.
But the Strait of Hormuz is still closed. Oil is above $90.
While the real economy suffocates, the index is being pumped to create exit liquidity for smart money.
The gap between the chart and reality is dangerous.
I've seen this movie before:
When the index flies during an energy shock, the drop will be vertical.
Remember, I've called every major turn for the last 10 years, including the exact $16K bottom three years ago and the $111K top in October.
Turn on notifications. When the real bottom forms, I'll call it here publicly, like I always do.
THIS GUY LOST $400M OF BITCOIN - BUT IT JUST MOVED
Clifton Collins was an Irish drug dealer who bought 6,000 BTC in 2011-2012. In 2017, he was jailed and his belongings were sent to a dump by his landlord. Police never recovered the seed phrase.
One of the accounts just moved. Who managed to access Collins’s Bitcoin?
Actually, it wasn't Clifton Collins who got the private key back. The Irish Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB), with Europol's European Cybercrime Centre, gained access via a technical breakthrough using advanced decryption resources—a "technological skeleton key." They moved the 500 BTC (~$35M) to Coinbase Prime as seized proceeds of crime from his 2011-12 cannabis dealings. The paper with all 12 keys (one per 500 BTC wallet) was hidden in a fishing rod case at his Galway rental, discarded after his 2017 arrest & supposedly incinerated. This is the first of the $378M hoard unlocked; 11 more remain.
Clifton Collins was once reported to have written his Bitcoin private keys on paper.
When his house was cleared out, the paper was thrown away, and he lost access to 6,000 $BTC($423.5M).
Now, it seems the lost keys may have been found — or maybe not all of the $BTC was lost.
After 10 years of inactivity, a wallet labeled "Clifton Collins: Lost Keys" just sent 500 $BTC($35.44M) to #CoinbasePrime.
https://t.co/8RTJGiDX53