Looking at the total market capitalization, we see that the disaster isn't over yet.
TOTAL Market Cap
In fact, the market capitalization will reach $1.22 trillion.
This means a further drop from $2.21 trillion to $1.22 trillion.
I know this is difficult to accept, but that's what the chart shows. If there's a positive outcome, I'll be grateful, even if my analysis proves wrong. 🌹💙
🤖 AI agents are basically interns that never sleep. They read data, make decisions, click buttons, pay for APIs, trade tokens, book services. Now imagine millions of them with wallets, happily transacting 24/7.
That’s why they say future blockchains might need up to 1B transactions per second.
🔈🇺🇸Fed’s Miran: The Fed should cut a percentage point this year.
🔴Banks are overregulated and that harms credit creation, a big supporter of Bowman's agenda. Have not seen anything worrisome yet in private credit despite some "bumps".
🔴Labor market data has been quite a bit better but it is too early to sound an all clear.
🔴Do not think the US has an inflation problem now. AI will be "profoundly disinflationary".
🔴Prices right now seem stable.
🔴On food prices, notes that you can always find outliers.
🔴The Fed should cut a percentage point this year, in four quarter point cuts that come sooner than later.
🔴Do not know why AI along with destroying jobs would not also create new jobs.”
ZachXBT will announce today, February 26th, its claims that it has discovered a platform manipulating user funds and unethically using their information.
His timing is very sensitive 😁
Remember, you only see negative news at the bottom. Thank you 🤝
Over 400,000 Bitcoins accumulated between $60,000 and $70,000 during the recent dip. This isn't an ordinary number; it reflects strong dip buying by large portfolios.
The market may fluctuate, but it's clear that the $60,000–$70,000 range wasn't just panic selling; it was also an area for building strategic positions.
The previously marked resistance zones played out as expected: The first zone gave no sell confirmation and broke, while price reacted and pulled back from near the second resistance.
👀 Liquidation Map Overview
📉 If price drops below $62K, approximately $2.5B in long positions could get liquidated.
↗️ If price pushes toward $72K, around $2.7B in short positions are at risk.
🔴 Resistance: $70,150 – $71,200
🟢 Supports: $65,650 – $64,650 $62,400 – $63,300
📉 If price reaches resistance and gives confirmation → look for shorts.
📈 If price taps support zones and confirms strength → look for longs.
🌀 We’re currently sitting in a zone where liquidity is almost balanced on both sides. However, last night’s aggressive buying suggests larger players are not willing to easily give up the $62K region 🤫.
🇯🇵Yomiuri: New U.S. Tariff Unlikely to Significantly Impact Japan, BOJ Gov. Ueda Says.
Bank of Japan Gov. Kazuo Ueda has indicated that the new tariff on foreign goods announced by U.S. President Donald Trump will not have a significant impact on Japan.
Ueda made the statement in an interview with The Yomiuri Shimbun at the BOJ head office on Tuesday.
📊Amazon refused permission to appeal go-ahead for UK lawsuits from retailers, consumers
Amazon lost its latest bid to try to throw out two mass lawsuits from retailers and consumers worth up to 4 billion pounds for allegedly abusing its dominant position.
📊Musk touts California robotaxis but Tesla does nothing to get permits
For more than a year, Elon Musk has repeatedly said Tesla is months away from launching a driverless robotaxi service in California – once state regulators give their blessing. Tesla did nothing to secure that approval in 2025, according to previously unreported state Department of Motor Vehicles records and a state spokesperson.
📊Nvidia's results beat estimates, but Wall Street wants more cash return.
Chipmaker Nvidia posted better-than-expected results for the January quarter on Wednesday and forecast current-quarter revenue above market estimates, betting on Big Tech's unabated spending on its artificial-intelligence processors.
📊Gold ticks up on safe‑haven bids; markets eye US-Iran talks.
Gold prices edged up on Thursday as uncertainty over U.S. tariff policy boosted the metal's safe-haven appeal, while investors awaited further details on U.S.-Iran talks later in the day.
Spot gold was up 0.1% at $5,174.07 per ounce, as of 1144 GMT. Bullion had hit a more-than-three-week high on Tuesday.
World Liberty Financial proposes stake-to-vote model
World Liberty Financial has submitted a governance proposal introducing staking-based voting for WLFI holders.
🟠 Only staked tokens will be eligible to vote. 🟠 Minimum lock-up period — 180 days. 🟠 ~2% annual reward for active voting participation. 🟠 Voting power depends on amount and lock duration. 🟠 Node and Super Node tiers offer added privileges, including access to OTC conversion of #USD1 and direct engagement with the WLFI team.
The structure ties governance rights to capital commitment and long-term participation.
🔴Global debt reaches record $348 trillion, sharpest increase since the pandemic.
A report by the Institute of International Finance (IIF) shows that total global debt increased by $29 trillion in just one year, primarily driven by developed economies such as the US and Europe due to increased deficit spending and strategic investments. Despite the surge in debt, the global debt-to-GDP ratio fell for the fifth consecutive year to 308%, reflecting continued economic growth supporting debt absorption capacity. Conversely, emerging markets face significant pressure as refinancing needs exceed $9 trillion, increasing financial risks amid volatile global liquidity.