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#TrumpTariffs President Trump announced plans to impose additional tariffs on countries that tax U.S. exports. He also stated that Congress is close to passing the largest tax cut bill in U.S. history, calling it a “rocket” for the U.S. economy. The combination of tax cuts and new trade measures could lead to stronger domestic growth and investor confidence—but may also introduce global trade uncertainty and inflationary risks.
💬 Do you think these policies will boost markets, or trigger more global volatility? How do you see this impacting crypto and broader risk assets?
💬 Do you think these policies will boost markets, or trigger more global volatility? How do you see this impacting crypto and broader risk assets?
$BTC new political movement in the United States called the America Party, marking a dramatic shift in his relationship with former ally Donald Trump. Announced on July 5 via his platform X, Musk declared the party’s mission is to “give you back your freedom,” criticizing both major parties for enabling waste and corruption. The move follows Musk’s vocal opposition to Trump’s recently passed “megabill,” which he claims adds trillions to the national debt. A poll Musk conducted showed two-thirds of respondents supported the idea of a new party. He suggested the America Party would focus on a few key Senate and House races to influence legislation. While details remain sparse, Musk’s announcement signals a bold attempt to disrupt the traditional two-party system. $WCT
#MuskAmericaParty new political movement in the United States called the America Party, marking a dramatic shift in his relationship with former ally Donald Trump. Announced on July 5 via his platform X, Musk declared the party’s mission is to “give you back your freedom,” criticizing both major parties for enabling waste and corruption. The move follows Musk’s vocal opposition to Trump’s recently passed “megabill,” which he claims adds trillions to the national debt. A poll Musk conducted showed two-thirds of respondents supported the idea of a new party. He suggested the America Party would focus on a few key Senate and House races to influence legislation. While details remain sparse, Musk’s announcement signals a bold attempt to disrupt the traditional two-party system. $WCT
$BTC As of mid-2025, the U.S. national debt is over $34 trillion and continues to rise. Here’s a breakdown to help you understand it:
📊 What Is the U.S. National Debt?
The national debt is the total amount of money the federal government owes to creditors. It comes from borrowing to cover budget deficits — when spending exceeds revenue.
💼 Who Owns the Debt?
The debt is split into two main parts:
Public Debt (~$27T) – Held by individuals, corporations, foreign governments (like China and Japan), and institutions.
Intragovernmental Holdings (~$7T) – Money the government owes to itself (like Social Security trust funds).
🔺 Why Is It So High?
Key reasons:
Massive COVID-19 relief spending (2020–2022)
Military and defense budgets
Social programs (Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security)
Tax cuts without equal spending cuts
📈 Debt-to-GDP Ratio
This measures how much debt the U.S. has compared to its economy. As of 2025, it's over 120%, which means the debt is larger than the entire U.S. economy.
⚠️ Is It a Problem?
Pros: The U.S. borrows in its own currency, so default is unlikely.
Cons: Rising debt may lead to:
Higher interest payments (now over $1 trillion/year),
Crowded out private investment,
Less flexibility in future crises.
🔮 What’s Next?
Economists debate whether debt at this level is sustainable. Key factors:
Future economic growth
Interest rate changes by the Federal Reserve
Policy decisions: Spending cuts, tax reforms, or both
Would you like a chart or breakdown of how the debt has grown over time?
📊 What Is the U.S. National Debt?
The national debt is the total amount of money the federal government owes to creditors. It comes from borrowing to cover budget deficits — when spending exceeds revenue.
💼 Who Owns the Debt?
The debt is split into two main parts:
Public Debt (~$27T) – Held by individuals, corporations, foreign governments (like China and Japan), and institutions.
Intragovernmental Holdings (~$7T) – Money the government owes to itself (like Social Security trust funds).
🔺 Why Is It So High?
Key reasons:
Massive COVID-19 relief spending (2020–2022)
Military and defense budgets
Social programs (Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security)
Tax cuts without equal spending cuts
📈 Debt-to-GDP Ratio
This measures how much debt the U.S. has compared to its economy. As of 2025, it's over 120%, which means the debt is larger than the entire U.S. economy.
⚠️ Is It a Problem?
Pros: The U.S. borrows in its own currency, so default is unlikely.
Cons: Rising debt may lead to:
Higher interest payments (now over $1 trillion/year),
Crowded out private investment,
Less flexibility in future crises.
🔮 What’s Next?
Economists debate whether debt at this level is sustainable. Key factors:
Future economic growth
Interest rate changes by the Federal Reserve
Policy decisions: Spending cuts, tax reforms, or both
Would you like a chart or breakdown of how the debt has grown over time?
#USNationalDebt As of mid-2025, the U.S. national debt is over $34 trillion and continues to rise. Here’s a breakdown to help you understand it:
📊 What Is the U.S. National Debt?
The national debt is the total amount of money the federal government owes to creditors. It comes from borrowing to cover budget deficits — when spending exceeds revenue.
💼 Who Owns the Debt?
The debt is split into two main parts:
Public Debt (~$27T) – Held by individuals, corporations, foreign governments (like China and Japan), and institutions.
Intragovernmental Holdings (~$7T) – Money the government owes to itself (like Social Security trust funds).
🔺 Why Is It So High?
Key reasons:
Massive COVID-19 relief spending (2020–2022)
Military and defense budgets
Social programs (Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security)
Tax cuts without equal spending cuts
📈 Debt-to-GDP Ratio
This measures how much debt the U.S. has compared to its economy. As of 2025, it's over 120%, which means the debt is larger than the entire U.S. economy.
⚠️ Is It a Problem?
Pros: The U.S. borrows in its own currency, so default is unlikely.
Cons: Rising debt may lead to:
Higher interest payments (now over $1 trillion/year),
Crowded out private investment,
Less flexibility in future crises.
🔮 What’s Next?
Economists debate whether debt at this level is sustainable. Key factors:
Future economic growth
Interest rate changes by the Federal Reserve
Policy decisions: Spending cuts, tax reforms, or both
Would you like a chart or breakdown of how the debt has grown over time?
📊 What Is the U.S. National Debt?
The national debt is the total amount of money the federal government owes to creditors. It comes from borrowing to cover budget deficits — when spending exceeds revenue.
💼 Who Owns the Debt?
The debt is split into two main parts:
Public Debt (~$27T) – Held by individuals, corporations, foreign governments (like China and Japan), and institutions.
Intragovernmental Holdings (~$7T) – Money the government owes to itself (like Social Security trust funds).
🔺 Why Is It So High?
Key reasons:
Massive COVID-19 relief spending (2020–2022)
Military and defense budgets
Social programs (Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security)
Tax cuts without equal spending cuts
📈 Debt-to-GDP Ratio
This measures how much debt the U.S. has compared to its economy. As of 2025, it's over 120%, which means the debt is larger than the entire U.S. economy.
⚠️ Is It a Problem?
Pros: The U.S. borrows in its own currency, so default is unlikely.
Cons: Rising debt may lead to:
Higher interest payments (now over $1 trillion/year),
Crowded out private investment,
Less flexibility in future crises.
🔮 What’s Next?
Economists debate whether debt at this level is sustainable. Key factors:
Future economic growth
Interest rate changes by the Federal Reserve
Policy decisions: Spending cuts, tax reforms, or both
Would you like a chart or breakdown of how the debt has grown over time?
$BTC $HYPE had been shorted to 44, and I originally thought it could hold. Unfortunately, there was also a big player, the old six, who was confident it could drop further. As a result, it has been fluctuating upwards and spiking, which forced me, as a bear, to exit the position. It's really a pity.
#SwingTradingStrategy swing trading strategy is used by few only because it's not understood well among traders. it's the way to know when to enter and when to exit
#XSuperApp The term "X super app" refers to Elon Musk's vision for transforming the social platform X (formerly Twitter) into an "everything app" – a single platform offering a wide range of services beyond social media. Inspired by apps like China's WeChat, this ambitious project aims to integrate finance, commerce, communication, and more Key Features of Musk's Proposed X Super App:
$USDC Jerome Powell’s recent remarks emphasized the central bank’s commitment to maintaining a balanced approach toward inflation and economic growth. He highlighted ongoing concerns about inflationary pressures but expressed cautious optimism about recent data showing signs of easing price increases. Powell reiterated the Fed’s readiness to adjust interest rates as needed to sustain economic stability and support labor market strength. He also underscored the importance of clear communication to manage market expectations effectively. Overall, Powell’s tone suggested a careful, data-driven path forward amid uncertainties in the global economy and financial markets.
#PowellRemarks Jerome Powell’s recent remarks emphasized the central bank’s commitment to maintaining a balanced approach toward inflation and economic growth. He highlighted ongoing concerns about inflationary pressures but expressed cautious optimism about recent data showing signs of easing price increases. Powell reiterated the Fed’s readiness to adjust interest rates as needed to sustain economic stability and support labor market strength. He also underscored the importance of clear communication to manage market expectations effectively. Overall, Powell’s tone suggested a careful, data-driven path forward amid uncertainties in the global economy and financial markets.
#CryptoStocks Circle (CRCL) surged 34% to a new all-time high after the U.S. Senate passed the GENIUS Act — fueling optimism for stablecoin regulation and crypto equities. With Circle’s blowout IPO, many now see this as the start of a broader wave of crypto public listings.
💬 Is this real investor demand driving crypto IPOs — or just short-term hype? Which crypto companies do you think are next?
💬 Is this real investor demand driving crypto IPOs — or just short-term hype? Which crypto companies do you think are next?
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