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1️⃣ Tariffs are going to be reduced!

The White House has decided that it will not increase investment in the first half of 2026, but will instead withdraw 5-10% when the opportunity arises (prioritizing automobiles, electronics, and consumer goods).

The reason can be summed up in eight words: stabilize prices and appease voters.

The $500 billion in customs revenue didn't go into the national treasury; instead, it was directly converted into "tariff rebate checks," with each household receiving $500-$1000 in cash!

The middle class has stopped complaining, so consumption has taken off, and retail and consumer stocks are the first to benefit!

2️⃣ With both fiscal and monetary policies loosened, deficits are nothing.

Finance: First cut taxes on middle and high-income earners (already implemented), then start issuing rebate checks to low and middle-income earners in Q2 next year, and the deficit ratio will reach 7% without batting an eye!

📅 November 15 | Global
The crypto market shook again. After weeks of clinging to the psychological level of $100,000, Bitcoin finally gave way... and the impact was immediate: the Crypto Fear & Greed Index plummeted to extreme fear, setting off alarms throughout the ecosystem. Evaporated confidence, nervous traders, and red-hot markets paint a picture where even the most optimistic are having doubts.

📖According to CoinDesk, the break below the $100,000 level in BTC marked a psychological turning point far more powerful than any technical support. The crypto sentiment index fell from neutral levels directly to extreme fear, reflecting a massive contraction in risk appetite. Indicators show that both retail and institutional investors abruptly cut exposure, triggering a wave of selling that affected the entire market.
The decline intensified after leveraged trades began to be liquidated in a cascade. Data from derivatives platforms show that, in less than 24 hours, more than $450 million in long positions were wiped out of the market. These types of liquidations not only push prices even lower, but also undermine the stability of the ecosystem.
Low liquidity — a direct consequence of the October crash — amplified the movement. With thin order books and market makers operating more cautiously, even moderate orders had a disproportionate impact on price.
Analysts explain that this episode of collective panic has multiple roots: fear of new global regulations, macroeconomic uncertainty, and unfulfilled expectations after September's rally. When the psychological barrier of $100,000 was broken, many investors interpreted the move as a sign of exhaustion in the bull cycle.
However, some experts point out that levels of “extreme fear” often coincide with historical accumulation zones. But they warn that without a solid recovery in liquidity and institutional confidence, any rebound could be temporary.

Topic Opinion:
The crypto market is driven not only by data, but also by extreme emotions. When a psychological level as strong as $100,000 collapses, the market reaction is almost always exaggerated. I believe that the key now is not to guess the bottom, but to assess whether the technical and liquidity structure can sustain a real rebound.
💬 Do you think Bitcoin will be able to break through $100,000 soon?

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