📉 The Trump–Powell Panic Wasn’t News — It Was a Setup
What looked like a political bombshell was actually a calculated move — engineered for liquidity.
Here’s the play-by-play:
📰 NYT reports that Trump drafted a letter to fire Fed Chair Jerome Powell.
💥 The dollar tumbles. Gold spikes. BTC wobbles.
⏱️ 15 minutes later, Trump denies it: “I’m not planning anything.”
💵 The dollar rebounds. Liquidity window closed.
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💡 What Really Happened?
🔹 Step 1 – A Fund Wants Size
Big players needed to build a large position, but not enough sellers at market price.
They couldn’t market buy without slippage — so they created fear to bait sellers.
🔹 Step 2 – The FUD is Planted
It starts with a nobody blog post.
That story becomes a “source” for a major outlet like NYT.
Now the fake news has a verified mouthpiece.
🔹 Step 3 – Amplify the Panic
Freelancers are paid to echo the story across larger platforms.
Old media contacts get a nudge: “It’s already on Reuters.”
Crypto Twitter fuels the fire — “Powell fired,” “crash incoming,” etc.
🔹 Step 4 – Trigger the Drop
Algorithms slam low-liquidity order books on key venues.
Price drops quickly, just enough to trigger stop-losses and liquidations.
Retail panic-sells — thinking it’s the beginning of a collapse.
🔹 Step 5 – Smart Money Steps In
Volatility surges. Liquidity floods in.
Now the fund buys in size — at a discount.
Retail is sidelined. Big money is in.
🔹 Step 6 – Reverse the Narrative
A calming headline follows: “Trump says he’s not planning anything.”
Sentiment stabilizes. Prices recover.
The mission is complete.
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🎯 The Lesson
By the time you see the headline, the real trade has already happened.
This playbook repeats. If you don’t recognize it… you’re part of it.
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