MonetaFx

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[MonetaFx @monetafx]

@Patrickwieland Expensive trash on the floor

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[Young Medz @YoungMedzz]

There's a rule you learned at 7 years old that explains why talented traders go broke.

Anything times zero is zero.

Your entire account is that equation — and almost no one has done the math. Read.

Grade school stuff. The Zero Property.

5 × 4 × 3 × 0 = 0.

Doesn't matter how big the other numbers are. One zero in the chain and the whole thing collapses to nothing.

Your trading is that exact equation. Most traders have never looked at it this way — and it's quietly wiping them out.

Profitability isn't one skill. It's a chain of pillars:

• Edge (positive expectancy)
• Risk management
• Execution discipline
• Position sizing
• Psychology / emotional control

The scene treats these like a checklist you add up. "I'm strong in 4 of 5, I'm basically there."

No. You're at zero. Here's why.

These pillars are MULTIPLICATIVE, not additive.

Edge × Risk × Discipline × Sizing × Psychology.

Score any one of them a zero and multiply the rest — the product is still zero.

A 9/10 trader with 0/10 discipline isn't a 9. He's a 0 with a great story about why he should be a 9.

Watch how it actually kills people:

Genuine edge. Great sizing. But zero discipline — he can't follow his own rules.
→ Every plan overridden mid-trade. Collapses to zero.

Flawless discipline. Perfect risk. But no real edge.
→ Slowly bled out by randomness and fees. Also zero.

Different missing pillar. Same graveyard.

This is the trap that keeps "talented" traders broke.

They pour 100 more hours into their strongest pillar — the thing already at 9 — because it's fun and it flatters them.

Meanwhile the 0 sits untouched, silently multiplying everything back down to nothing.

You don't need a better 9. You need to kill your zero.

So stop asking "how do I get better at trading."

Wrong question. Ask: "which of my five pillars is closest to zero?"

That's the whole job. Drag your weakest pillar off the floor to a functional baseline. The equation can't produce a real number until none of the terms is zero.

Find your zero. Fix your zero. Everything you've already built finally gets to count.

[MonetaFx @monetafx]

@YoungMedzz Well spoken 🔥

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@YoungMedzz @tradecopia Goated 🐐 ❤️‍🔥

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@t0mbfx Bonds

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!! Could Crypto-Backed Stablecoins Become the New Tool for U.S. Debt Management? !!

There are rumors circulating that the U.S. may explore using crypto-backed stablecoins to manage or even clear portions of its Treasury debt. In theory, smart contracts could function like bonds, creating stablecoins that pay yields similar to bond coupons. If implemented, stablecoins—digital assets pegged to the dollar or other reserves—could serve as a modern tool for debt management, offering transparency, programmability, and faster settlement.

Critics, however, caution about legal, technical, and market risks, noting that replacing or supplementing Treasury debt with digital assets could shake investor confidence and disrupt traditional markets.

Even though such a system might weaken the dollar and effectively redistribute wealth from the public, it could help manage debt and prevent catastrophic outcomes, such as government default or severe financial crises. History shows that, in such extreme cases, governments have often turned to war as a solution to such crises.

The idea draws a historical parallel to 1933, during the Great Depression, when the U.S. government made it illegal for private citizens to own gold, effectively confiscating all privately held gold. At the time, gold was valued at $20.67 per ounce. After the confiscation and revaluation, the U.S. government raised the official price to $35 per ounce.

This move was designed to stabilize the banking system, curb deflation, and restore confidence in the currency. By centralizing gold and controlling its value, the government strengthened its ability to manage the economy and implement monetary policy during a severe financial crisis. The revaluation increased the dollar value of government gold holdings, effectively expanding the money supply, and devalued the dollar relative to gold, helping combat deflation and making U.S. exports cheaper.
In short, the government paid citizens $20.67 per ounce (or forced surrender) and then recognized the gold as worth $35 per ounce in its accounts, giving itself more financial leverage to manage the economy.

#Crypto #Stablecoins #USDebt #Treasury #DigitalAssets #FinanceNews #DebtCrisis #MonetaryPolicy #Gold1933 #EconomicHistory #FinancialStability #FinTech #CryptoNews #SmartContracts

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@t0mbfx Bonds

[MonetaFx @monetafx]

@larsluiting It can also be read as the market pricing in September rate cuts, with gold acting as both a lower-yield play and an inflation hedge. I believe we are shifting more towards risk-on sentiment, with currently some liquidity issues, which is the disguise of it.

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Swiss National Bank Cuts Interest Rates to 0%, CHF Remains Strong Amid Safe-Haven Demand

https://t.co/U1hxgw4JUm

On 19 June 2025, the Swiss National Bank (SNB) announced the reduction of its key policy rate to 0.00%, marking a notable shift in its monetary policy strategy. The decision comes amid the strong performance of the Swiss franc (CHF), which has benefited from safe-haven demand during periods of global uncertainty.

With global panic subsiding, market sentiment has shifted, and a change in capital flows is expected. The current risk-on sentiment in global markets is likely to encourage capital outflows from Switzerland. Once quantitative easing (QE) officially begins, it will be very unlikely that swiss franc current price levels ever will re-visit.

The fundamentals are looking solid, providing a strong rationale for the SNB’s QE measures. Inflation rates are exceptionally low (0.2% YoY July 2025), largely due to its currency strength, which makes imports cheaper. Additionally, Switzerland’s reliance on domestic production and government subsidies helps stabilize key components of consumer prices, further mitigating inflationary pressures.

Switzerland also recorded a trade surplus of CHF 4.33 billion, reflecting healthy export sectors, particularly in pharmaceuticals, machinery, and luxury goods. The labor market remains strong, with an unemployment rate of just 2.7%, underscoring the resilience of the Swiss economy.

As the SNB embarks on this new phase of QE, we will closely watch the swiss franc, it's monetary policy, currency strength, and the broader global economic environment. These are one of those swing trades that rarely appear.

https://t.co/5fAlkSLrSd

[MonetaFx @monetafx]

So the media also did catch up on the issue, https://t.co/XIBEXjvSc7. TL;DR don’t bother in worst case fed will intervene thus give dollar weakness

[MonetaFx @monetafx]

!! Dollar Strength on the Horizon !!

The U.S. dollar has shown mixed behavior recently, but market signals point to dollar strength returning.

RRP is bottoming out again, this confirms that cash is flowing back into risk assets. Hence the short term dollar demand was easing and we saw some weakness on the dollar.

Since it pretty much bottomed out now, we can expect an increase of demand, thus a stronger dollar. Because of the limited supply left available. This sets the stage for a potential dollar rebound in the near term.

Meanwhile, the VIX cooled down to 14.50, signalling renewed market confidence and a risk-on environment, which currently favors equities over USD.

Stock markets have recovered from recent trade war uncertainties, further supporting capital flows back into risk assets. The dollar could regain strength, driven by liquidity needs and institutional demand.

https://t.co/ejTOFfmkwW

#Forex #Macro #DXY #EURUSD #ForexTrading #Fx #RRP