#USChinaTensions #USChinaTensions A Clear Message from China to US : No More Unfair Terms ⚠️ Today’s spike wasn’t some random market fluctuation. It was a strategic message straight from Beijing: "We don’t negotiate on unfair terms." No more backroom diplomacy. This is raw, unapologetic leverage — backed by China’s growing geopolitical muscle. And the markets? They're already feeling the shockwaves. ▫️ Gold surged past $3,400 — classic flight to safety move. ▫️ Global sentiment shifted into caution mode — uncertainty is the new normal. ▫️ Volatility is back, and it's not going anywhere soon. But here’s the real unspoken bombshell: Taiwan. Though no one’s officially calling it out, the pressure point everyone’s watching is clear. China’s next move remains a ticking clock, and until it’s played, the tension will only escalate. The Real Take: This isn’t just a policy shift — it’s a power play. The global stage has gone from diplomacy to disruption, and the impact on the markets will be profound. In a market like this, it’s not just about trading the charts. You’re trading geopolitics. Buckle up — the real game has only just begun.
#BTCRebound BTC BULL TRAP 🚨 BTC pumped from 84k to 87k overnight in an early Monday in the asian session which technically is low in trading , however RSI shows over bought , whale trackers show Huge Buy and Sell orders of BTC and ETH within minutes in between , low volume but high pumps ? As it seems this looks like Liquidity Harvesting , big players liquidate shorts then go to liquidate the longs as the pump doesn’t look organic with no Fed news, Etf updates, etc.. So if you are trading be cautious 📈 if you are in Long and riding the wave look for a good exit , preferably in parts 📉 if you are in Short but not over leveraged you should be fine aim for around 83k 💎 if you are Hodling Long term then HODL after all BTC realistically can touch 120k+ but definitely not now
$TRX he latest report from the European Central Bank predicts that the digital euro will replace a portion of the banknotes in circulation, fundamentally reshaping how Europeans use money. Bank deposits will also be impacted. Digital Euro to Reshape How Europeans Use Banknotes and Bank Deposits While the digital euro, the project that seeks to implement a European central bank digital currency (CBDC), has yet to be approved, the European Central Bank (ECB) is already studying its effects on the current composition of assets, including banknotes and bank deposits, in the Eurozone. The latest report from the bank indicates that the upcoming issuance of the digital euro can reshape how Europeans use money, substituting for currently used forms of money. The bank estimates that the digital euro has the potential to substitute 5 of every 10 euros issued in physical banknotes from circulation. In the same way, the same study predicts that for each 10 digital euros issued, 3 will be removed from bank deposits. The total impact of the digital euro was studied in three different cases, depending on the adoption and reception of the citizens. If the adoption remains low, 15 billion euros in banknotes would be substituted. If the reception gets to its highest level, 125.000 billion euros in banknotes would be taken out of the market. Finally, if the adoption reaches its highest level, the bank predicts that the digital euro would substitute 256 billion euros in banknotes. Nonetheless, even in the best reception prediction, the digital euro would still be used marginally, as over 1.56 trillion euros are currently issued in banknotes. Unlike the U.S., which recently opposed the issuance of a dollar CBDC, Europe has been promoting the issuance of the digital euro to counter the rising relevance of dollar stablecoins and other cryptocurrencies. In January, ECB board member Piero Cipollone stated that the digital euro would serve as a stopgap for the rise of these bankless solutions. “That’s why we need a digital euro,” he stressed.