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Top 10 Largest Companies in the U.S. and China by Market CapitalizationThe United States and China are the world’s two largest economies, each home to corporate giants that shape global markets. Market capitalization — the total value of a company’s outstanding shares — offers a clear snapshot of their scale and economic influence. As of the latest data, the combined market value of the top 10 U.S. companies stands at approximately $20.4 trillion, while the top 10 Chinese companies are collectively worth around $2.6 trillion. This means that America’s corporate leaders are nearly eight times more valuable than China’s largest firms. Notably, Eli Lilly, the tenth-largest U.S. company, with a valuation of roughly $740 billion, surpasses Tencent, China’s largest company, valued at around $635 billion. Top 10 U.S. Companies by Market Capitalization Apple ($3.21 trillion) — The world’s most valuable company, driven by strong demand for its hardware ecosystem and expanding services portfolio. Nvidia ($2.91 trillion) — The global leader in graphics and AI processing chips, powering advancements in gaming, cloud, and artificial intelligence. Microsoft ($2.88 trillion) — A software and cloud powerhouse, with major investments in AI and enterprise solutions through Azure and Copilot. Amazon ($2.07 trillion) — The leading e-commerce and cloud computing company, with Amazon Web Services (AWS) as its key growth engine. Alphabet ($2.01 trillion) — Google’s parent company, dominating search, online advertising, and video through YouTube while expanding into AI and autonomous driving. Meta ($1.53 trillion) — The owner of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, investing heavily in AI and virtual reality. Berkshire Hathaway ($1.12 trillion) — A diversified investment conglomerate with holdings across insurance, energy, transportation, and consumer sectors. Broadcom ($914.5 billion) — A key semiconductor producer supporting global 5G, data center, and AI infrastructure. Tesla ($765.6 billion) — The leading electric vehicle manufacturer and renewable energy innovator. Eli Lilly ($740.8 billion) — A global pharmaceutical leader focusing on treatments for diabetes, obesity, and oncology. Top 10 Chinese Companies by Market Capitalization Tencent ($634.8 billion) — China’s digital ecosystem leader, spanning social media, gaming, and payments through WeChat and WeChat Pay. Alibaba ($350.5 billion) — A dominant e-commerce and cloud platform, driving digital transformation across China. ICBC ($319.1 billion) — The world’s largest bank by assets, central to China’s financial infrastructure. Kweichow Moutai ($282.2 billion) — The country’s most valuable consumer brand, producing premium baijiu liquor. Agricultural Bank of China ($241.0 billion) — A major state-owned bank supporting rural and agricultural development. China Mobile ($238.8 billion) — China’s largest telecom provider, leading in 5G and internet services. China Construction Bank ($222.7 billion) — A key player in housing, infrastructure, and international trade finance. Bank of China ($206.3 billion) — A globally active state-owned bank financing the Belt and Road Initiative. PetroChina ($196.1 billion) — A leading oil and gas producer supplying China’s growing energy needs. Xiaomi ($180.2 billion) — A major technology firm producing smartphones and smart home devices. Comparative Insights Scale Advantage: The top 10 U.S. companies collectively represent nearly $20 trillion more in market value than their Chinese counterparts. Sector Focus: U.S. leaders dominate in technology, AI, and cloud computing. Chinese leaders are concentrated in banking, telecommunications, and consumer goods. Global Influence: U.S. firms continue to set trends in digital transformation and innovation, while Chinese companies play a pivotal role in regional infrastructure, finance, and consumer markets. $COMP $ZEN $B #MarketPullback #china #USACryptoTrends

Top 10 Largest Companies in the U.S. and China by Market Capitalization

The United States and China are the world’s two largest economies, each home to corporate giants that shape global markets. Market capitalization — the total value of a company’s outstanding shares — offers a clear snapshot of their scale and economic influence.


As of the latest data, the combined market value of the top 10 U.S. companies stands at approximately $20.4 trillion, while the top 10 Chinese companies are collectively worth around $2.6 trillion. This means that America’s corporate leaders are nearly eight times more valuable than China’s largest firms.


Notably, Eli Lilly, the tenth-largest U.S. company, with a valuation of roughly $740 billion, surpasses Tencent, China’s largest company, valued at around $635 billion.



Top 10 U.S. Companies by Market Capitalization


Apple ($3.21 trillion) — The world’s most valuable company, driven by strong demand for its hardware ecosystem and expanding services portfolio.
Nvidia ($2.91 trillion) — The global leader in graphics and AI processing chips, powering advancements in gaming, cloud, and artificial intelligence.
Microsoft ($2.88 trillion) — A software and cloud powerhouse, with major investments in AI and enterprise solutions through Azure and Copilot.
Amazon ($2.07 trillion) — The leading e-commerce and cloud computing company, with Amazon Web Services (AWS) as its key growth engine.
Alphabet ($2.01 trillion) — Google’s parent company, dominating search, online advertising, and video through YouTube while expanding into AI and autonomous driving.
Meta ($1.53 trillion) — The owner of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, investing heavily in AI and virtual reality.
Berkshire Hathaway ($1.12 trillion) — A diversified investment conglomerate with holdings across insurance, energy, transportation, and consumer sectors.
Broadcom ($914.5 billion) — A key semiconductor producer supporting global 5G, data center, and AI infrastructure.
Tesla ($765.6 billion) — The leading electric vehicle manufacturer and renewable energy innovator.
Eli Lilly ($740.8 billion) — A global pharmaceutical leader focusing on treatments for diabetes, obesity, and oncology.

Top 10 Chinese Companies by Market Capitalization


Tencent ($634.8 billion) — China’s digital ecosystem leader, spanning social media, gaming, and payments through WeChat and WeChat Pay.
Alibaba ($350.5 billion) — A dominant e-commerce and cloud platform, driving digital transformation across China.
ICBC ($319.1 billion) — The world’s largest bank by assets, central to China’s financial infrastructure.
Kweichow Moutai ($282.2 billion) — The country’s most valuable consumer brand, producing premium baijiu liquor.
Agricultural Bank of China ($241.0 billion) — A major state-owned bank supporting rural and agricultural development.
China Mobile ($238.8 billion) — China’s largest telecom provider, leading in 5G and internet services.
China Construction Bank ($222.7 billion) — A key player in housing, infrastructure, and international trade finance.
Bank of China ($206.3 billion) — A globally active state-owned bank financing the Belt and Road Initiative.
PetroChina ($196.1 billion) — A leading oil and gas producer supplying China’s growing energy needs.
Xiaomi ($180.2 billion) — A major technology firm producing smartphones and smart home devices.




Comparative Insights


Scale Advantage: The top 10 U.S. companies collectively represent nearly $20 trillion more in market value than their Chinese counterparts.
Sector Focus:
U.S. leaders dominate in technology, AI, and cloud computing.
Chinese leaders are concentrated in banking, telecommunications, and consumer goods.
Global Influence: U.S. firms continue to set trends in digital transformation and innovation, while Chinese companies play a pivotal role in regional infrastructure, finance, and consumer markets.
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US-China Progress šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡øšŸ‡ØšŸ‡³ — Crypto Traders Watching Closely The US and China ended trade war negotiations in Kuala Lumpur, which market participants welcomed. Senior negotiators gathered on the fringes of ASEAN to avoid a war over export limits and taxes, Reuters reported. Reports say negotiators created a basic framework to ease tensions before a meeting between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi. The Financial Times said that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent called the agreement ā€œvery positiveā€ on export restrictions, shipping taxes, and agricultural trade. According to a different report, the talks have reduced the risk of an all-out tariff action that had concerned markets. Officials apparently struck deals to avoid 100% tariffs, but final approvals await domestic assessment. Diplomats from both nations met in Malaysia during ASEAN meetings, offering them a neutral location and a regional leader audience. The discussions coincided with the ASEAN summit and were supposed to maintain momentum for next week's leaders' meeting. Within hours, markets responded. Bitcoin temporarily climbed over $113,000 as traders purchased risk assets on bullish reports, but volatility ensued and over $657 million in leveraged positions were cleared, divided equally between long and short bets, according to CoinDesk. Why Risk Assets Care Some investors return to equities and crypto as global danger subsides. That move may temporarily raise demand and prices. However, this is not final. Framework is early. Leaders and regulators must ratify agreement wording as concrete acts. Markets may celebrate now and test the news later as details emerge. Prospects and Questions Reports have revealed numerous outstanding questions: export control parameters, tariff reversal timeline, and enforcement. Even with favorable indications, macro forces like interest rates and inflation will determine whether crypto recovers permanently or briefly. #CPIWatch #MarketRebound #china #USACryptoTrends #AltcoinMarketRecovery $BTC $ETH $BNB
US-China Progress šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡øšŸ‡ØšŸ‡³ — Crypto Traders Watching Closely

The US and China ended trade war negotiations in Kuala Lumpur, which market participants welcomed.

Senior negotiators gathered on the fringes of ASEAN to avoid a war over export limits and taxes, Reuters reported.

Reports say negotiators created a basic framework to ease tensions before a meeting between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi.

The Financial Times said that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent called the agreement ā€œvery positiveā€ on export restrictions, shipping taxes, and agricultural trade.



According to a different report, the talks have reduced the risk of an all-out tariff action that had concerned markets.

Officials apparently struck deals to avoid 100% tariffs, but final approvals await domestic assessment.

Diplomats from both nations met in Malaysia during ASEAN meetings, offering them a neutral location and a regional leader audience.

The discussions coincided with the ASEAN summit and were supposed to maintain momentum for next week's leaders' meeting.

Within hours, markets responded. Bitcoin temporarily climbed over $113,000 as traders purchased risk assets on bullish reports, but volatility ensued and over $657 million in leveraged positions were cleared, divided equally between long and short bets, according to CoinDesk.

Why Risk Assets Care
Some investors return to equities and crypto as global danger subsides. That move may temporarily raise demand and prices.

However, this is not final. Framework is early. Leaders and regulators must ratify agreement wording as concrete acts. Markets may celebrate now and test the news later as details emerge.

Prospects and Questions
Reports have revealed numerous outstanding questions: export control parameters, tariff reversal timeline, and enforcement.

Even with favorable indications, macro forces like interest rates and inflation will determine whether crypto recovers permanently or briefly.

#CPIWatch #MarketRebound #china #USACryptoTrends #AltcoinMarketRecovery $BTC $ETH $BNB
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CHINA &USA China and the United States have reached preliminary consensuses on key issues including export controls, the extension of the 90-day tariff truce, fentanyl-related tariffs, the expansion of bilateral trade and US port fees. Says Li Chenggang, Vice Minister of Commerce of China. #WriteToEarnUpgrade #usa #china #ChinaDrama #USACryptoTrends $BTC {future}(BTCUSDT)
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China and the United States have reached preliminary consensuses on key issues including export controls, the extension of the 90-day tariff truce, fentanyl-related tariffs, the expansion of bilateral trade and US port fees.
Says Li Chenggang, Vice Minister of Commerce of China.
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šŸ’ø The $6 Trillion Time Bomb $BTC $ETH $TRUMP When the U.S. economy shut down in 2020, policymakers did what they’ve done for decades: They printed money $6 trillion of it. It looked like a rescue. It was actually a reset with a delayed cost. For generations, capitalism had one rule: if a business fails, it fails. Weak dies, strong survives. But since the 1980s, we’ve rewritten the rules. Losses get socialized. Bailouts replace bankruptcies. šŸ‘‰ Oil loans in the ’80s. šŸ‘‰ Wall Street in 2008. šŸ‘‰ The entire system in 2020. And now, the bill is due: šŸ”¹The highest inflation in 40+ years šŸ”¹Debt compounding faster than growth šŸ”¹Markets floating on printed expectations, not productivity We were told the problem was supply chains and corporate greed. But if printing money created prosperity, recessions wouldn’t exist. Money creation doesn’t generate wealth it borrows the future. It silently drains purchasing power, then comes collecting later… with interest. 2020 wasn’t a bailout. It was a time bomb. And in 2025, it’s finally starting to explode. {spot}(BTCUSDT) {spot}(ETHUSDT) {spot}(TRUMPUSDT) #USGovernment #USACryptoTrends #TRUMP #TrendingTopic #Write2Earn
šŸ’ø The $6 Trillion Time Bomb

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When the U.S. economy shut down in 2020, policymakers did what they’ve done for decades:

They printed money $6 trillion of it.
It looked like a rescue.
It was actually a reset with a delayed cost.

For generations, capitalism had one rule: if a business fails, it fails.
Weak dies, strong survives.
But since the 1980s, we’ve rewritten the rules.
Losses get socialized. Bailouts replace bankruptcies.

šŸ‘‰ Oil loans in the ’80s.
šŸ‘‰ Wall Street in 2008.
šŸ‘‰ The entire system in 2020.

And now, the bill is due:

šŸ”¹The highest inflation in 40+ years
šŸ”¹Debt compounding faster than growth
šŸ”¹Markets floating on printed expectations, not productivity

We were told the problem was supply chains and corporate greed.
But if printing money created prosperity, recessions wouldn’t exist.

Money creation doesn’t generate wealth it borrows the future.

It silently drains purchasing power, then comes collecting later… with interest.

2020 wasn’t a bailout.
It was a time bomb.
And in 2025, it’s finally starting to explode.

#USGovernment #USACryptoTrends #TRUMP #TrendingTopic #Write2Earn
šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡øšŸ‡ØšŸ‡³ US–China Aim to Cool Tensions Ahead of Key Trump–Xi Meeting šŸŒ In high-stakes talks held in Malaysia, U.S. and Chinese officials are reportedly working to prevent further escalation in the ongoing trade dispute and ensure the much-anticipated Trump–Xi meeting proceeds smoothly. Both sides are seeking a path toward economic stability, with negotiators focusing on easing tariffs, improving market access, and rebuilding trust between the world’s two largest economies. 🌐 Why It Matters for Markets: A successful dialogue could boost investor confidence, especially in global equities and commodities. Crypto traders are also watching closely — any sign of easing trade tensions could trigger a risk-on sentiment, favoring assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Conversely, a breakdown could renew volatility across global markets. šŸ’¬ Do you think the U.S. and China can truly find common ground this time — or is another wave of economic friction inevitable? #USACryptoTrends #china $SOL $ETH $XRP {spot}(XRPUSDT) {spot}(ETHUSDT) {spot}(SOLUSDT)
šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡øšŸ‡ØšŸ‡³ US–China Aim to Cool Tensions Ahead of Key Trump–Xi Meeting šŸŒ


In high-stakes talks held in Malaysia, U.S. and Chinese officials are reportedly working to prevent further escalation in the ongoing trade dispute and ensure the much-anticipated Trump–Xi meeting proceeds smoothly.


Both sides are seeking a path toward economic stability, with negotiators focusing on easing tariffs, improving market access, and rebuilding trust between the world’s two largest economies.


🌐 Why It Matters for Markets:




A successful dialogue could boost investor confidence, especially in global equities and commodities.




Crypto traders are also watching closely — any sign of easing trade tensions could trigger a risk-on sentiment, favoring assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum.




Conversely, a breakdown could renew volatility across global markets.




šŸ’¬ Do you think the U.S. and China can truly find common ground this time — or is another wave of economic friction inevitable? #USACryptoTrends #china
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US Consumer Price Index Data The consumer price index data from the United States was released as follows: šŸ’„Core Consumer Price Index (Y/Y): Previous: 3.1%, Expected: 3.1%, Actual: 3.0%$BTC šŸ’„šŸ‘ˆ Core Consumer Price Index (M/M): Previous: 0.3%, Expected: 0.3%, Actual: 0.2% šŸ’„šŸ‘ˆ Consumer Price Index (Y/Y): Previous: 2.9%, Expected: 3.1%, Actual: 3.0%$ETH

US Consumer Price Index Data

The consumer price index data from the United States was released as follows:

šŸ’„Core Consumer Price Index (Y/Y): Previous: 3.1%, Expected: 3.1%, Actual: 3.0%$BTC
šŸ’„šŸ‘ˆ Core Consumer Price Index (M/M): Previous: 0.3%, Expected: 0.3%, Actual: 0.2%
šŸ’„šŸ‘ˆ Consumer Price Index (Y/Y): Previous: 2.9%, Expected: 3.1%, Actual: 3.0%$ETH
šŸ’„ U.S. Trade Representative Grir speaks about trade with China: 🟢 It has been confirmed that the meeting between Trump and Chinese president will take place as scheduled. 🟢 Bisscent and I will meet with Chinese officials in Malaysia to assess the progress of the negotiations. #USACryptoTrends #TRUMP #trafficwar #Follow for more trade signals!
šŸ’„ U.S. Trade Representative Grir speaks about trade with China:

🟢 It has been confirmed that the meeting between Trump and Chinese president will take place as scheduled.

🟢 Bisscent and I will meet with Chinese officials in Malaysia to assess the progress of the negotiations.
#USACryptoTrends #TRUMP #trafficwar
#Follow for more trade signals!
🚨 The three-week-long US government shutdown might finally be resolving. According to White House adviser and known crypto advocate Kevin Hassett, the stalemate is ā€œlikely to end sometime this week,ā€ a move that could unleash the next major wave of progress for crypto. Hassett revealed to CNBC that moderate Democrats are prepared to reopen the government, which would allow negotiations to continue under ā€œregular order.ā€ If this unfolds, it won’t just restart federal services—it could also reignite the stalled momentum for long-awaited crypto policies and ETF approvals. The shutdown had frozen nearly all regulatory functions. This included pending decisions on Litecoin, XRP, and Solana ETFs, as well as advancing talks on the BITCOIN Act, which involves Trump’s proposed Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. The brakes were slammed on this progress right after lawmakers had convened with Michael Saylor and 17 other industry leaders. Now, as pressure mounts, Democrats are reportedly scheduling a roundtable this week with key players like Coinbase, Circle, and Ripple to map out the future US crypto framework. While Polymarket traders are still pricing in a 71% chance that the shutdown will extend beyond October 31, the overall sentiment is changing. If Hassett’s forecast is correct, the markets could get their regulatory green light back, which is powerful, bullish fuel for the altcoin and ETF narrative moving into Q4. The government may be on the verge of reopening, so be ready for the impact. #MarketPullback #USACryptoTrends #TRUMP #ChinaCrypto $BTC $SOL {spot}(SOLUSDT)
🚨 The three-week-long US government shutdown might finally be resolving.


According to White House adviser and known crypto advocate Kevin Hassett, the stalemate is ā€œlikely to end sometime this week,ā€ a move that could unleash the next major wave of progress for crypto.
Hassett revealed to CNBC that moderate Democrats are prepared to reopen the government, which would allow negotiations to continue under ā€œregular order.ā€ If this unfolds, it won’t just restart federal services—it could also reignite the stalled momentum for long-awaited crypto policies and ETF approvals.
The shutdown had frozen nearly all regulatory functions. This included pending decisions on Litecoin, XRP, and Solana ETFs, as well as advancing talks on the BITCOIN Act, which involves Trump’s proposed Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. The brakes were slammed on this progress right after lawmakers had convened with Michael Saylor and 17 other industry leaders.
Now, as pressure mounts, Democrats are reportedly scheduling a roundtable this week with key players like Coinbase, Circle, and Ripple to map out the future US crypto framework.
While Polymarket traders are still pricing in a 71% chance that the shutdown will extend beyond October 31, the overall sentiment is changing. If Hassett’s forecast is correct, the markets could get their regulatory green light back, which is powerful, bullish fuel for the altcoin and ETF narrative moving into Q4.
The government may be on the verge of reopening, so be ready for the impact.
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šŸ“Š ALTCOINS THAT MUST BE INCLUDED IN THE WATCHLIST AFTER THE FED šŸ”„ ETH (Ethereum) – DeFi & tokenization center ⚔ SOL (Solana) – High-performance + many fintech/AI projects šŸ›ļø AVAX (Avalanche) – Focus on real asset tokenization (RWA) šŸ”— LINK (Chainlink) – CEO present at the Fed event, sensitive to institutional narrative šŸ¤– FET / RNDR (AI Sector) – Can explode if the narrative of "AI in finance" appears šŸ’³ XRP / XLM - Global payment alt, rising if digital payment is mentioned āø» šŸ“Œ STRATEGY: 1ļøāƒ£ Wait for the direction signal from The Fed 2ļøāƒ£ BTC is stable → Alt rally begins 3ļøāƒ£ Enter the big cap → move to the narrative sector → just a small coin 4ļøāƒ£ SL stays ON, because the market can change quickly āø» ā“Has anyone started to set up positions? Or still waiting for a signal from The Fed? šŸ‘‡ Drop your opinion in the comment column! #MarketPullback #thefed #USACryptoTrends #PowellRemarks {spot}(XRPUSDT) {spot}(RENDERUSDT) {spot}(XLMUSDT)
šŸ“Š ALTCOINS THAT MUST BE INCLUDED IN THE WATCHLIST AFTER THE FED

šŸ”„ ETH (Ethereum) – DeFi & tokenization center

⚔ SOL (Solana) – High-performance + many fintech/AI projects

šŸ›ļø AVAX (Avalanche) – Focus on real asset tokenization (RWA)

šŸ”— LINK (Chainlink) – CEO present at the Fed event, sensitive to institutional narrative

šŸ¤– FET / RNDR (AI Sector) – Can explode if the narrative of "AI in finance" appears

šŸ’³ XRP / XLM - Global payment alt, rising if digital payment is mentioned

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šŸ“Œ STRATEGY:

1ļøāƒ£ Wait for the direction signal from The Fed

2ļøāƒ£ BTC is stable → Alt rally begins

3ļøāƒ£ Enter the big cap → move to the narrative sector → just a small coin

4ļøāƒ£ SL stays ON, because the market can change quickly

āø»

ā“Has anyone started to set up positions? Or still waiting for a signal from The Fed?

šŸ‘‡ Drop your opinion in the comment column!
#MarketPullback #thefed #USACryptoTrends #PowellRemarks
Hello šŸ‘‹ First Follow me The US banking sector is facing increased scrutiny as economic pressures mount. Investors are asking whether these are early warning signs or if the system remains resilient. Key Drivers of Concern: • Rising Interest Rates: While beneficial for savers, higher borrowing costs can strain individuals and businesses, increasing debt servicing risks. • Commercial Real Estate (CRE): Offices and other CRE assets face challenges due to changing work patterns, which could impact regional banks if defaults rise. • Consumer Debt: Inflation and higher living costs may pressure households, potentially leading to increased consumer loan defaults. Investor Considerations: • How exposed are major banks to these risks? • Are loan loss provisions sufficient to absorb shocks? • What is the Federal Reserve’s stance, and could regulatory changes affect stability? Implications for Crypto: Periods of banking stress have historically driven interest toward decentralized financial alternatives. Understanding these risks can help crypto investors anticipate market shifts and potential inflows. Staying informed is critical. Monitoring traditional banking vulnerabilities may offer insights into broader financial trends, including the crypto sector. #Binance #pak #USACryptoTrends #CardanoSurge #WorldCoin.
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The US banking sector is facing increased scrutiny as economic pressures mount. Investors are asking whether these are early warning signs or if the system remains resilient.
Key Drivers of Concern:
• Rising Interest Rates: While beneficial for savers, higher borrowing costs can strain individuals and businesses, increasing debt servicing risks.
• Commercial Real Estate (CRE): Offices and other CRE assets face challenges due to changing work patterns, which could impact regional banks if defaults rise.
• Consumer Debt: Inflation and higher living costs may pressure households, potentially leading to increased consumer loan defaults.
Investor Considerations:
• How exposed are major banks to these risks?
• Are loan loss provisions sufficient to absorb shocks?
• What is the Federal Reserve’s stance, and could regulatory changes affect stability?
Implications for Crypto:
Periods of banking stress have historically driven interest toward decentralized financial alternatives. Understanding these risks can help crypto investors anticipate market shifts and potential inflows.
Staying informed is critical. Monitoring traditional banking vulnerabilities may offer insights into broader financial trends, including the crypto sector.
#Binance #pak #USACryptoTrends #CardanoSurge #WorldCoin.
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Trump says that if no trade agreement is reached by November 1, China will have to pay a tariff of one hundred fifty-five percent #TRUMP #USACryptoTrends
Trump says that if no trade agreement is reached by November 1, China will have to pay a tariff of one hundred fifty-five percent

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America Conspiracy America is deliberately increasing the price of gold so that liquidity flows into gold, which will cause the price of Bitcoin to drop. When the price of Bitcoin goes down, America will buy it at a cheap price, and perhaps they will lower the price of Bitcoin to the extent that they invest all their liquidity into Bitcoin. So be cautious and avoid scammers #btc70k #gold vs BTC #USACryptoTrends $BTC {spot}(BTCUSDT)
America Conspiracy
America is deliberately increasing the price of gold so that liquidity flows into gold, which will cause the price of Bitcoin to drop. When the price of Bitcoin goes down, America will buy it at a cheap price, and perhaps they will lower the price of Bitcoin to the extent that they invest all their liquidity into Bitcoin. So be cautious and avoid scammers
#btc70k
#gold vs BTC
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## 🚨 China's Rare Earth Gambit: Dollar's Death Knell or Market Noise? 7Luke Gromen's thesis is bold: China's rare earth export curbs aren't just supply chain sabotage—they're a direct strike at the USD's military-backed hegemony. By choking off 90%+ of global rare earths (critical for F-35 jets, missiles, EVs, and chips), Beijing exposes the Petrodollar's Achilles' heel. No minerals = no military dominance = fiat facade crumbles. Trump's 100% tariff retaliation? A bluff with no teeth. Fact-Check: Mostly Spot-On | Claim | Verdict | Details | |-------|---------|---------| | China >90% rare earths/magnets | āœ… True | USGS 2024: China 70% mining, 92% processing, 99% heavy rare earths. Export bans hit samarium, gadolinium, etc., effective Dec 2024. | | Bans target US MIC | āœ… Confirmed | Beijing's Dec 23 restrictions block tech exports to US firms like Raytheon. No direct "military ban," but effectively starves defense supply. | | Trump 100% tariffs | āœ… Announced | Truth Social, Dec 24: "If China doesn't drop rare earth bans, 100% on their exports." Escalates trade war. | | USD worst year since '73 | āœ… Accurate | DXY -10.5% YTD (105.8 today). Lost 40% PPP since 2000 (Fed data). | | Saddam/Gaddafi invasions | šŸ”¶ Nuanced | Iraq: Petrodollar defiance cited by analysts. Libya: Gold dinar plan debated, but NATO docs emphasize humanitarian pretext. Gromen simplifies valid point. | ## šŸŒ Geopolitical Chess: Why This Accelerates De-Dollarization China's move syncs with BRICS expansion (now 10 members, $32T GDP) and mBridge CBDC trials bypassing SWIFT. Rare earths = "new oil." US stockpiles? ~1 year for defense (DOE est.). Diversification? Australia/Lynas: 12% capacity, years away. Result: Weaponized interdependence. West can't sanction without self-harm. Gromen nails it—USD relied on "rules-based order" enforced by carriers, not consensus. ## šŸ’Ž Hard Money Rally: BTC/Gold to the Moon? Gromen’s right: Inflation hedge narrative dominates. Fiat debasement (M2 +$5T since 2020) fuels flight to scarcity. Stablecoins? USD-pegged illusions—US Treasury's "Genius Act" pushes them, but Tether's $120B circulation already erodes sovereignty. | Asset | YTD Performance | Why It Wins | Catalysts Ahead | |-------|-----------------|-------------|----------------| | USD (DXY) | -10.5% | Debasement + dedoll | BRICS oil trades in yuan (Saudi pilots), Japan/Korea dumping Treasuries | | Bitcoin | +140% (ATH $108K) | Digital gold, 21M cap | ETF inflows $40B, Trump reserves, halving scarcity | | Gold | +35% (ATH $2,670/oz) | Eternal hedge | CB buying 1,000t/Y (China +290t), negative real yields | | Rare Earth Stocks | MP Materials +80% | Supply shock | Lynas +120%, US tariffs boost domestics | Forecast: BTC $150K by Q2 '25 (Matrixport). Gold $3K. USD tests 95. If China dumps $800B Treasuries? Game over. ## My Take: Gromen's 80% Right—But Timeline Matters Dollar collapse isn't overnight; it's a slow bleed (like 1971 Nixon shock). Rare earths tip the scale, forcing "hard money reset." BTC isn't just saving the economy—it's the economy. Asia Express mag nails it: China's mocking US crypto bans while hoarding BTC. What’s your play? HODL BTC? Rare earth miners? Reply for portfolio recs. šŸ§ šŸ“ˆ Sources: Reuters, USGS, Fed, Bloomberg (Dec 27, 2024 updates) #USBitcoinReservesSurge #StrategyBTCPurchase #china #USACryptoTrends $ZBT {future}(ZBTUSDT) $MLN {future}(MLNUSDT) $BTC {future}(BTCUSDT)

## 🚨 China's Rare Earth Gambit: Dollar's Death Knell or Market Noise? 7

Luke Gromen's thesis is bold: China's rare earth export curbs aren't just supply chain sabotage—they're a direct strike at the USD's military-backed hegemony. By choking off 90%+ of global rare earths (critical for F-35 jets, missiles, EVs, and chips), Beijing exposes the Petrodollar's Achilles' heel. No minerals = no military dominance = fiat facade crumbles. Trump's 100% tariff retaliation? A bluff with no teeth.
Fact-Check: Mostly Spot-On
| Claim | Verdict | Details |
|-------|---------|---------|
| China >90% rare earths/magnets | āœ… True | USGS 2024: China 70% mining, 92% processing, 99% heavy rare earths. Export bans hit samarium, gadolinium, etc., effective Dec 2024. |
| Bans target US MIC | āœ… Confirmed | Beijing's Dec 23 restrictions block tech exports to US firms like Raytheon. No direct "military ban," but effectively starves defense supply. |
| Trump 100% tariffs | āœ… Announced | Truth Social, Dec 24: "If China doesn't drop rare earth bans, 100% on their exports." Escalates trade war. |
| USD worst year since '73 | āœ… Accurate | DXY -10.5% YTD (105.8 today). Lost 40% PPP since 2000 (Fed data). |
| Saddam/Gaddafi invasions | šŸ”¶ Nuanced | Iraq: Petrodollar defiance cited by analysts. Libya: Gold dinar plan debated, but NATO docs emphasize humanitarian pretext. Gromen simplifies valid point. |
## šŸŒ Geopolitical Chess: Why This Accelerates De-Dollarization
China's move syncs with BRICS expansion (now 10 members, $32T GDP) and mBridge CBDC trials bypassing SWIFT. Rare earths = "new oil." US stockpiles? ~1 year for defense (DOE est.). Diversification? Australia/Lynas: 12% capacity, years away.
Result: Weaponized interdependence. West can't sanction without self-harm. Gromen nails it—USD relied on "rules-based order" enforced by carriers, not consensus.
## šŸ’Ž Hard Money Rally: BTC/Gold to the Moon?
Gromen’s right: Inflation hedge narrative dominates. Fiat debasement (M2 +$5T since 2020) fuels flight to scarcity. Stablecoins? USD-pegged illusions—US Treasury's "Genius Act" pushes them, but Tether's $120B circulation already erodes sovereignty.
| Asset | YTD Performance | Why It Wins | Catalysts Ahead |
|-------|-----------------|-------------|----------------|
| USD (DXY) | -10.5% | Debasement + dedoll | BRICS oil trades in yuan (Saudi pilots), Japan/Korea dumping Treasuries |
| Bitcoin | +140% (ATH $108K) | Digital gold, 21M cap | ETF inflows $40B, Trump reserves, halving scarcity |
| Gold | +35% (ATH $2,670/oz) | Eternal hedge | CB buying 1,000t/Y (China +290t), negative real yields |
| Rare Earth Stocks | MP Materials +80% | Supply shock | Lynas +120%, US tariffs boost domestics |
Forecast: BTC $150K by Q2 '25 (Matrixport). Gold $3K. USD tests 95. If China dumps $800B Treasuries? Game over.
## My Take: Gromen's 80% Right—But Timeline Matters
Dollar collapse isn't overnight; it's a slow bleed (like 1971 Nixon shock). Rare earths tip the scale, forcing "hard money reset." BTC isn't just saving the economy—it's the economy. Asia Express mag nails it: China's mocking US crypto bans while hoarding BTC.
What’s your play? HODL BTC? Rare earth miners? Reply for portfolio recs. šŸ§ šŸ“ˆ
Sources: Reuters, USGS, Fed, Bloomberg (Dec 27, 2024 updates)
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The United States government is showing growing interest in creating a clear and balanced framework for cryptocurrency in the coming time. The main goal is to make the crypto market safer, more transparent, and less risky for investors. U.S. regulators like the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) are expected to bring new rules for trading, taxation, and stablecoins. These regulations will help reduce scams, frauds, and illegal money transfers through digital currencies. The U.S. is also exploring the idea of a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) — a digital version of the U.S. dollar — to compete with private cryptocurrencies and global digital currencies like China’s digital yuan. The government wants to ensure that innovation in blockchain and crypto continues but under proper supervision. In the future, America aims to become a global leader in the crypto industry by encouraging responsible innovation, supporting blockchain startups, and maintaining financial stability. While strict regulations may come, they are expected to bring long-term benefits such as investor protection, market growth, and global trust in U.S.-based crypto projects. Overall, the U.S. plans to balance innovation with regulation in the coming years.#USACryptoTrends #usa #BinanceHODLerZBT $XRP $SOL {spot}(XRPUSDT)
The United States government is showing growing interest in creating a clear and balanced framework for cryptocurrency in the coming time. The main goal is to make the crypto market safer, more transparent, and less risky for investors. U.S. regulators like the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) are expected to bring new rules for trading, taxation, and stablecoins. These regulations will help reduce scams, frauds, and illegal money transfers through digital currencies.

The U.S. is also exploring the idea of a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) — a digital version of the U.S. dollar — to compete with private cryptocurrencies and global digital currencies like China’s digital yuan. The government wants to ensure that innovation in blockchain and crypto continues but under proper supervision.

In the future, America aims to become a global leader in the crypto industry by encouraging responsible innovation, supporting blockchain startups, and maintaining financial stability. While strict regulations may come, they are expected to bring long-term benefits such as investor protection, market growth, and global trust in U.S.-based crypto projects. Overall, the U.S. plans to balance innovation with regulation in the coming years.#USACryptoTrends #usa #BinanceHODLerZBT $XRP $SOL
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US imposes sanctions on North Korea’s crypto laundering network The U.S. Treasury Department sanctioned two individuals and one entity for laundering cryptocurrencies for the North Korean Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK). Two Chinese nationals, Lu Huaying and Zhang Jian, helped the crypto money laundering as part of a more extensive illicit network headed by a sanctioned DPRK banking representative named Sim Hyon Sop, according to the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC). Li and Zhang worked at a front company in the United Arab Emirates named Green Alpine Trading, which allegedly served as a core component of the money laundering network. The company has been designated as a sanctioned organization. ā€œThe DPRK continues to use agents and proxies to access the international financial system to conduct illicit financial activities, including fraudulent IT work, digital assets heists, and money laundering, in support of its unlawful WMD and ballistic missile programs.ā€ the statement said. North Korea-backed hacker groups, including the Lazarus Group, are accused of orchestrating some of the largest hacks in crypto, such as the $600 million hack of the Ronin Ethereum sidechain in 2022. One common tactic reportedly employed by North Korean hackers is disguising themselves as recruiters or high-level executives in crypto investment companies. Blockchain security firm SlowMist previously stated that a member of the Lazarus hacker group impersonated an executive member of Chinese blockchain asset management firm Fenbushi Capital to lure LinkedIn users into clicking malicious links. North Korea’s state-backed crypto hacker groups earned the country around 50% of its foreign currency, a large share of which was allegedly used for developing weapons of mass destruction, South Korea's Yonhap News Agency reported in March this year citing the UN Security Council. #NorthKorea #USACryptoTrends #BitcoinTherapist #Cryptomarket #CryptoNews
US imposes sanctions on North Korea’s crypto laundering network

The U.S. Treasury Department sanctioned two individuals and one entity for laundering cryptocurrencies for the North Korean Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK).

Two Chinese nationals, Lu Huaying and Zhang Jian, helped the crypto money laundering as part of a more extensive illicit network headed by a sanctioned DPRK banking representative named Sim Hyon Sop, according to the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC).

Li and Zhang worked at a front company in the United Arab Emirates named Green Alpine Trading, which allegedly served as a core component of the money laundering network. The company has been designated as a sanctioned organization.

ā€œThe DPRK continues to use agents and proxies to access the international financial system to conduct illicit financial activities, including fraudulent IT work, digital assets heists, and money laundering, in support of its unlawful WMD and ballistic missile programs.ā€ the statement said.

North Korea-backed hacker groups, including the Lazarus Group, are accused of orchestrating some of the largest hacks in crypto, such as the $600 million hack of the Ronin Ethereum sidechain in 2022.

One common tactic reportedly employed by North Korean hackers is disguising themselves as recruiters or high-level executives in crypto investment companies.

Blockchain security firm SlowMist previously stated that a member of the Lazarus hacker group impersonated an executive member of Chinese blockchain asset management firm Fenbushi Capital to lure LinkedIn users into clicking malicious links.

North Korea’s state-backed crypto hacker groups earned the country around 50% of its foreign currency, a large share of which was allegedly used for developing weapons of mass destruction, South Korea's Yonhap News Agency reported in March this year citing the UN Security Council.

#NorthKorea #USACryptoTrends #BitcoinTherapist #Cryptomarket #CryptoNews
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Crypto vs. Banks: Trump’s Plan to Eliminate the FDIC Federal bank regulators may soon be on the chopping block. President-elect Donald Trump’s team is exploring eliminating agencies like the FDIC, sparking a debate that could reshape America’s financial landscape. Trump’s Plan to Eliminate the FDIC could be a step toward innovation, or are we gambling with stability? What the FDIC Does—and Why It Matters The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation or FDIC is the authority that keeps banks in check. It makes sure that your money remains safe even if the bank fails. This system was created after the Great Depression to build a secure banking system. People need to know their savings won’t just vanish. Trump’s idea to cut back on such oversight is bold, to say the least. During his first term, he pushed to reduce bureaucracy, saying regulations hold back the economy. Trump’s Plan to Eliminate the FDIC shows how committed he is to evolve the blockchain technology in America. His team argues that less regulation could boost innovation, especially in areas like cryptocurrency. DFIC secures banks but their recent actions show they don’t like cryptocurrencies. Crypto Dreams or Banking Nightmare? Here’s the twist: Trump wants America to lead the cryptocurrency revolution. Bitcoin, blockchain—all of it. He believes that cutting federal oversight could open the door for crypto startups and investors. He wants the U.S to become the hub for decentralized finance and outpace competitors like China. However, not everyone is in favor of closing down the regulatory authority. According to critics, shutting down the regulations could leave the banks in a vulnerable state and people will lose faith as their money will not be secured anymore. Supporters say crypto’s decentralized nature could offer a safety net—but is that really enough? #CryptoVsBank #Trump #USACryptoTrends #cryptomarket #CryptoNews
Crypto vs. Banks: Trump’s Plan to Eliminate the FDIC

Federal bank regulators may soon be on the chopping block. President-elect Donald Trump’s team is exploring eliminating agencies like the FDIC, sparking a debate that could reshape America’s financial landscape.

Trump’s Plan to Eliminate the FDIC could be a step toward innovation, or are we gambling with stability?

What the FDIC Does—and Why It Matters

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation or FDIC is the authority that keeps banks in check. It makes sure that your money remains safe even if the bank fails.

This system was created after the Great Depression to build a secure banking system. People need to know their savings won’t just vanish.

Trump’s idea to cut back on such oversight is bold, to say the least. During his first term, he pushed to reduce bureaucracy, saying regulations hold back the economy.

Trump’s Plan to Eliminate the FDIC shows how committed he is to evolve the blockchain technology in America.

His team argues that less regulation could boost innovation, especially in areas like cryptocurrency. DFIC secures banks but their recent actions show they don’t like cryptocurrencies.

Crypto Dreams or Banking Nightmare?

Here’s the twist: Trump wants America to lead the cryptocurrency revolution. Bitcoin, blockchain—all of it. He believes that cutting federal oversight could open the door for crypto startups and investors. He wants the U.S to become the hub for decentralized finance and outpace competitors like China.

However, not everyone is in favor of closing down the regulatory authority. According to critics, shutting down the regulations could leave the banks in a vulnerable state and people will lose faith as their money will not be secured anymore.

Supporters say crypto’s decentralized nature could offer a safety net—but is that really enough?

#CryptoVsBank #Trump #USACryptoTrends #cryptomarket #CryptoNews
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