Markets lost $18.7 trillion. Bitcoin’s collapsing toward $21K. But is this just the beginning — or a setup for the next all-time high?
I’ve gone through leaked government reports, market data, and sentiment breakdowns to piece together what’s really going on.
The result? A chilling but opportunistic outlook. Let’s break it down.
The Fall
Just 32 trading days ago, the S&P 500 was sitting at a fresh all-time high of 6,147. That’s ancient history now. In just over a month, the index has erased more than 1,300 points, with futures now down 22% — a deep plunge into bear market territory.
That’s $400 billion in wealth wiped out every single day.
For 32 days straight.
And crypto? It just joined the massacre. Bitcoin is heading for $21K, as $200B in crypto market cap evaporated in hours.
But what triggered all this? One name: Donald Trump.
Trump’s Tariff War: A Controlled Demolition?
Trump’s recent move to reimpose and expand tariffs on key global trade partners was like pulling a pin from a grenade. Stock and crypto markets reacted violently.
This isn’t a random trade war. It’s deliberate chaos.
Here’s why it matters:
Tariffs increase costs, lower profits, and stall global trade.
In response, other nations impose retaliatory tariffs.
Panic sets in. Investors run. Markets bleed.
But here’s the wild part — I don’t think this is just bad policy.
This looks like a manipulation tactic to pressure the Federal Reserve.
The Real Game: Breaking the Fed
The U.S. is drowning in $37 trillion of national debt.
Out of that, $7 trillion needs refinancing soon.
The problem? High interest rates make refinancing brutally expensive.
So what’s the play?
Trigger a market collapse → Force the Fed to cut rates → Refinance debt cheaper.
Simple. Brutal. Genius — if you’re Trump.
Trump has already hinted at this strategy on social media, repeatedly calling out the Fed to start cutting interest rates and printing money.
Now? The Fed is holding emergency closed-door meetings.
Why Crypto Is Dumping… But May Soon Explode
Right now, everything’s in panic mode — even traditional safe havens like gold are selling off hard, dropping below $3,000/oz.
Retail and institutional investors are stampeding for the exits.
But panic = opportunity.
Because if the Fed folds — and there’s growing pressure that it will — we could see:
Interest rate cuts
QE (money printing)
Massive liquidity injection
Sound familiar? That’s exactly what happened during March 2020, and what followed was the largest bull run in crypto history.
What's Next: Blood or Boom?
Here’s the current setup:
$VIX is at August 2024 highs — volatility is spiking
Retail dumped $1.5B in just 2.5 hours last Friday — a historic sell-off
Institutional money is fleeing
Bearish sentiment is at March 2009 and October 1990 levels
Translation: This is capitulation.
And guess what usually comes after capitulation?
A massive relief rally.