📉 The Trump-Powell panic was orchestrated.
The big players needed liquidity. So they created it.
The New York Times reports:
"Trump drafted a letter to fire Powell"
The dollar falls. Gold rises. Bitcoin moves sideways.
15 minutes later, Trump retracts:
"I am not planning anything."
The dollar recovers. The liquidity window closes.
🔸 Step 1: A fund seeks a large volume
They want to build a large position, but there aren't enough sellers at current prices.
They can't just buy at market price without causing slippage.
So they create fear and buy from those who sell in panic.
🔸 Step 2: Order the FUD (Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt)
It starts with a "planted" article on a small site that no one reads.
That piece becomes a source for a major journalist.
Now it's "real" news with false origins.
🔸 Step 3: Spread and amplify
Freelancers are paid to echo the narrative in larger media.
Old contacts are reached out to: "It's already on Reuters."
Crypto Twitter joins in with "fired", "collapse", "panic."
🔸 Step 4: Execute the 'dump'
A customized algorithm hits order books with low liquidity on platforms linked to index pricing.
The price drops quickly enough to trigger fear and liquidations.
Retailers sell ahead of the move, thinking it’s just beginning.
🔸 Step 5: Entry of smart money
'Stop-loss' orders are triggered. Volatility spikes.
Now there's liquidity, and the fund buys at scale.
Retailers are out. Smart money is in.
🔸 Step 6: Change the narrative
A new headline appears: "Trump says he is not planning anything."
Sentiment cools. The price recovers. The move is complete.
If you see the headline, the real operation has already occurred; this happens all the time, and we always fall into the trap.