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China made a bold move — visa-free entry for travelers from the U.S., Europe, and more… all to boost luxury shopping.

After weeks of viral videos showing how luxury goods are made in Chinese factories, Beijing flipped the narrative.

Their message?
“Come see for yourself. And yeah, spend some money while you're at it.”

It’s not just about tourism. It’s about repairing reputation, boosting retail, and flexing China’s power in the global market.

Luxury brands are stunned.
Shoppers are curious.
China? Playing it smart.

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@Mr Wealthwave

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Hey crypto fam – MRWW here.
There’s a storm brewing behind the charts... and it’s not just Bitcoin. Let’s talk about a massive financial move that could shake global markets:
The Rumor:
People are saying China is dumping U.S. Treasury Bonds — quietly selling billions worth of U.S. debt in response to rising tariffs and trade tension with the U.S.
So, is it just smoke… or is there fire?
Something’s Up With the Bond Market
This week, U.S. Treasury yields shot up fast — and that usually signals someone’s offloading bonds.
10-year yield spiked to 4.29%
30-year yield jumped to 4.76%
These sharp moves don't just happen out of nowhere — some experts say it looks like a big player (like China) could be selling.
Why Would China Do That?
Here’s the play:
China owns over $760 billion in U.S. bonds. That’s like holding America’s IOUs.
If China sells those bonds, it hurts the U.S. economy by raising interest rates and making it harder for the U.S. to borrow money.
Basically, it’s like saying:
“You wanna hit us with tariffs? Cool. We’ll just mess with your money.”
Investor Chamath Palihapitiya tweeted:
“I’m hearing they’re dumping USTs to shift rates and make Treasury auctions more expensive.”
And honestly? The charts back that up.
Moves like this create ripple effects in the crypto market.
When global tension rises, people rush to Bitcoin as a safe haven
Bond dumps = higher rates = pressure on U.S. markets
That often pushes smart money toward decentralized assets (yes, crypto!)
Final thoughts:
This isn’t 100% confirmed, but signs are clear — China might be using its U.S. bonds like a weapon in this financial war.
Follow for further updates !
#china

#trafficwar
#MarketRebound
#BinanceAlphaAlertl

Hey crypto fam – MRWW here.

There’s a storm brewing behind the charts... and it’s not just Bitcoin. Let’s talk about a massive financial move that could shake global markets:

The Rumor:
People are saying China is dumping U.S. Treasury Bonds — quietly selling billions worth of U.S. debt in response to rising tariffs and trade tension with the U.S.

So, is it just smoke… or is there fire?

Something’s Up With the Bond Market

This week, U.S. Treasury yields shot up fast — and that usually signals someone’s offloading bonds.

10-year yield spiked to 4.29%30-year yield jumped to 4.76%
These sharp moves don't just happen out of nowhere — some experts say it looks like a big player (like China) could be selling.

Why Would China Do That?

Here’s the play:

China owns over $760 billion in U.S. bonds. That’s like holding America’s IOUs.

If China sells those bonds, it hurts the U.S. economy by raising interest rates and making it harder for the U.S. to borrow money.

Basically, it’s like saying:

“You wanna hit us with tariffs? Cool. We’ll just mess with your money.”

Investor Chamath Palihapitiya tweeted:

“I’m hearing they’re dumping USTs to shift rates and make Treasury auctions more expensive.”

And honestly? The charts back that up.

Moves like this create ripple effects in the crypto market.

When global tension rises, people rush to Bitcoin as a safe havenBond dumps = higher rates = pressure on U.S. marketsThat often pushes smart money toward decentralized assets (yes, crypto!)

Final thoughts:

This isn’t 100% confirmed, but signs are clear — China might be using its U.S. bonds like a weapon in this financial war.

Follow for further updates !

#china #BitcoinDunyamiz #BinanceAlphaAlert #trafficwar #MarketRebound