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Fidelity Director warns that a "bad year" for Bitcoin is comingFidelity's Director of Global Macro Analysis, Jurrien Timmer, warned that Bitcoin may have already completed another stage of its traditional 4-year cycle based on halving. This means the flagship coin has already reached the end of the last growth phase. I remain optimistic about Bitcoin, but I am concerned that Bitcoin may have just completed another four-year halving phase in both price and time, Timmer wrote on social media.

Fidelity Director warns that a "bad year" for Bitcoin is coming

Fidelity's Director of Global Macro Analysis, Jurrien Timmer, warned that Bitcoin may have already completed another stage of its traditional 4-year cycle based on halving. This means the flagship coin has already reached the end of the last growth phase.

I remain optimistic about Bitcoin, but I am concerned that Bitcoin may have just completed another four-year halving phase in both price and time, Timmer wrote on social media.
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According to a report by the analytical company Elliptic, in less than a year, the stablecoin backed by the Russian ruble processed transactions exceeding $100 billion. Experts stated that this digital asset was specifically launched to circumvent Western sanctions. It allowed companies related to Russia to move funds through cryptocurrency markets, thereby limiting the risk of asset freezing. According to analysts, the amount of $100 billion represents the cumulative value of all transfers A7A5, recorded in public blockchains, including Ethereum and Tron. The stablecoin was primarily used as an intermediary asset between rubles and USDT from Tether. Elliptic found that the activity of A7A5 sharply increased after its launch in early 2025, and then decreased in the second half of the year when sanctions and compliance measures imposed by exchanges and token issuers began to restrict its use. The US sanctions imposed in August 2025 apparently had the most significant impact. Immediately after the restrictions were introduced, liquidity provision in USDT on DEX A7A5 significantly decreased. #Russian🇷🇺 #VPutin #MSMannanov
According to a report by the analytical company Elliptic, in less than a year, the stablecoin backed by the Russian ruble processed transactions exceeding $100 billion.

Experts stated that this digital asset was specifically launched to circumvent Western sanctions. It allowed companies related to Russia to move funds through cryptocurrency markets, thereby limiting the risk of asset freezing.

According to analysts, the amount of $100 billion represents the cumulative value of all transfers A7A5, recorded in public blockchains, including Ethereum and Tron. The stablecoin was primarily used as an intermediary asset between rubles and USDT from Tether.

Elliptic found that the activity of A7A5 sharply increased after its launch in early 2025, and then decreased in the second half of the year when sanctions and compliance measures imposed by exchanges and token issuers began to restrict its use.

The US sanctions imposed in August 2025 apparently had the most significant impact. Immediately after the restrictions were introduced, liquidity provision in USDT on DEX A7A5 significantly decreased.

#Russian🇷🇺 #VPutin #MSMannanov
Zelensky unleashed criticism against EuropeUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky sharply criticized Europe for its obvious reluctance to stop Vladimir Putin while his country is under attack against water supply, heating, and energy systems during a freezing winter. This was reported by Bloomberg. Speaking on Thursday at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Zelensky accused European allies of failing to stop the tankers of the Russian shadow fleet, indecision regarding the confiscation of frozen Russian assets, and a lack of will to act as a real global power at moments when U.S. attention shifts to other issues.

Zelensky unleashed criticism against Europe

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky sharply criticized Europe for its obvious reluctance to stop Vladimir Putin while his country is under attack against water supply, heating, and energy systems during a freezing winter. This was reported by Bloomberg.

Speaking on Thursday at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Zelensky accused European allies of failing to stop the tankers of the Russian shadow fleet, indecision regarding the confiscation of frozen Russian assets, and a lack of will to act as a real global power at moments when U.S. attention shifts to other issues.
China buys Russian oil at a record discount, which India has rejectedPrices for supplies of flagship Russian Urals oil to China have fallen to an unprecedented low level amid weakening demand for this grade from Indian processors, which has reduced competition for parcels. This is reported by Bloomberg. According to market participants, this week Urals supplies were estimated to be about $10 per barrel lower than Brent futures. For comparison, in August, premiums of around $1 per barrel were offered against Dated Brent quotes.

China buys Russian oil at a record discount, which India has rejected

Prices for supplies of flagship Russian Urals oil to China have fallen to an unprecedented low level amid weakening demand for this grade from Indian processors, which has reduced competition for parcels. This is reported by Bloomberg.

According to market participants, this week Urals supplies were estimated to be about $10 per barrel lower than Brent futures. For comparison, in August, premiums of around $1 per barrel were offered against Dated Brent quotes.
"Financial Weapon" worth $10 trillion: here's how Europe could crash U.S. marketsDebates are heating up in investment circles about a possible 'radical' response from the European Union to Donald Trump's threats regarding the sovereignty of Greenland. This concerns a potential fire sale of American assets, the value of which exceeds $10 trillion in the EU, writes Bloomberg. European countries hold enormous amounts of U.S. government bonds and stocks. A mass sell-off of these securities could drive up borrowing costs for Washington and crash the stock market, given the U.S. dependence on foreign capital.

"Financial Weapon" worth $10 trillion: here's how Europe could crash U.S. markets

Debates are heating up in investment circles about a possible 'radical' response from the European Union to Donald Trump's threats regarding the sovereignty of Greenland. This concerns a potential fire sale of American assets, the value of which exceeds $10 trillion in the EU, writes Bloomberg.

European countries hold enormous amounts of U.S. government bonds and stocks. A mass sell-off of these securities could drive up borrowing costs for Washington and crash the stock market, given the U.S. dependence on foreign capital.
Trump blackmails Macron with 200% tariffs on French wineU.S. President Donald Trump threatened to impose tariffs of 200% on French wines and champagne in a clear attempt to convince French President Emmanuel Macron to join his initiative "Council of Peace," aimed at resolving global conflicts. This is reported by Reuters.

Trump blackmails Macron with 200% tariffs on French wine

U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to impose tariffs of 200% on French wines and champagne in a clear attempt to convince French President Emmanuel Macron to join his initiative "Council of Peace," aimed at resolving global conflicts. This is reported by Reuters.
Trump wants countries to pay $1 billion for membership in the Council of PeaceThe Trump administration is asking countries that want to obtain a permanent seat on its new Council of Peace to contribute at least $1 billion. According to the draft charter of the proposed group, which was reviewed by Bloomberg, President Donald Trump will be its first chairman and will decide whom to invite as members. Decisions will be made by a majority vote, with each participating state having one vote, but all decisions must be approved by the chairman.

Trump wants countries to pay $1 billion for membership in the Council of Peace

The Trump administration is asking countries that want to obtain a permanent seat on its new Council of Peace to contribute at least $1 billion.

According to the draft charter of the proposed group, which was reviewed by Bloomberg, President Donald Trump will be its first chairman and will decide whom to invite as members. Decisions will be made by a majority vote, with each participating state having one vote, but all decisions must be approved by the chairman.
China has completely ceased purchasing electricity from Russia since January 1, 2026. According to data from "Ъ", this is due to the fact that export prices have for the first time exceeded domestic Chinese prices, making imports unprofitable. The current contract between "Inter RAO" and the Chinese State Grid Corporation is in effect until 2037. However, supplies have been reduced since August 2023 due to a growing capacity deficit in the energy system of the Far East. At "Inter RAO", "Ъ" was informed that the contract has not been terminated, and the parties are "actively exploring opportunities for trade". The Ministry of Energy clarified that exports can be resumed upon receiving a request from the PRC and reaching mutually beneficial conditions. Analysts note that for China, the volumes of Russian supplies were insignificant and easily replaceable. #china #Russian #VPutin #MSMannanov #币安HODLer空投BREV $XRP {spot}(XRPUSDT)
China has completely ceased purchasing electricity from Russia since January 1, 2026. According to data from "Ъ", this is due to the fact that export prices have for the first time exceeded domestic Chinese prices, making imports unprofitable.

The current contract between "Inter RAO" and the Chinese State Grid Corporation is in effect until 2037. However, supplies have been reduced since August 2023 due to a growing capacity deficit in the energy system of the Far East. At "Inter RAO", "Ъ" was informed that the contract has not been terminated, and the parties are "actively exploring opportunities for trade".

The Ministry of Energy clarified that exports can be resumed upon receiving a request from the PRC and reaching mutually beneficial conditions. Analysts note that for China, the volumes of Russian supplies were insignificant and easily replaceable.

#china #Russian #VPutin #MSMannanov #币安HODLer空投BREV
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Oil plunged 3.5% after Trump's comments on IranOil prices fell 3.5% on Thursday after Trump's comments that "killings during the suppression of nationwide protests in Iran are ending." This eased concerns over possible military actions against Iran and supply disruptions, Reuters reports. By 10:55 MSK, March Brent futures fell 3.34%, to $64.30 per barrel, while U.S. WTI dropped 3.31%, to $59.97 per barrel.

Oil plunged 3.5% after Trump's comments on Iran

Oil prices fell 3.5% on Thursday after Trump's comments that "killings during the suppression of nationwide protests in Iran are ending." This eased concerns over possible military actions against Iran and supply disruptions, Reuters reports.
By 10:55 MSK, March Brent futures fell 3.34%, to $64.30 per barrel, while U.S. WTI dropped 3.31%, to $59.97 per barrel.
Dollar Slumps Amid Criminal Probe of the FedThe dollar posted its sharpest drop in nearly three weeks amid news that the Fed had received subpoenas from the Department of Justice. This revived investors' concerns about political interference in U.S. monetary policy, according to Bloomberg. The Bloomberg Dollar Spot index fell 0.2% during Asian trading on Monday — its worst performance since December 23. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said the Department of Justice is threatening criminal charges formally linked to his June testimony about the regulator's headquarters renovation.

Dollar Slumps Amid Criminal Probe of the Fed

The dollar posted its sharpest drop in nearly three weeks amid news that the Fed had received subpoenas from the Department of Justice. This revived investors' concerns about political interference in U.S. monetary policy, according to Bloomberg.

The Bloomberg Dollar Spot index fell 0.2% during Asian trading on Monday — its worst performance since December 23. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said the Department of Justice is threatening criminal charges formally linked to his June testimony about the regulator's headquarters renovation.
In the US, a man bought an old safe with $7.5 million inside for $500. A well-known auctioneer explained how it happened that an American bought a storage unit cheaply, only to find millions inside. A US resident became the owner of a real treasure, paying a tiny amount of money. At an auction, he purchased a neglected storage unit for $500 (about 40,000 rubles), and inside was a safe containing $7.5 million in cash. In rubles, this amounts to over 580 million. This astonishing story was shared by renowned auctioneer Dan Dotson, star of the TV show Storage Wars. The lucky winner bought the unit at an auction where the contents of storage units, whose rent hasn't been paid for over three months, are sold. No one—neither organizers nor buyers—knows in advance what’s behind the door. The new owner initially tried to open the safe himself but failed. He then called in a specialist who managed to crack the lock. "Usually such safes are empty, but this one was overflowing with money," explained Dotson. Where the huge amount of money came from and who it belonged to before remains a mystery. #MSMannanov $BTC
In the US, a man bought an old safe with $7.5 million inside for $500.

A well-known auctioneer explained how it happened that an American bought a storage unit cheaply, only to find millions inside.

A US resident became the owner of a real treasure, paying a tiny amount of money. At an auction, he purchased a neglected storage unit for $500 (about 40,000 rubles), and inside was a safe containing $7.5 million in cash. In rubles, this amounts to over 580 million. This astonishing story was shared by renowned auctioneer Dan Dotson, star of the TV show Storage Wars.

The lucky winner bought the unit at an auction where the contents of storage units, whose rent hasn't been paid for over three months, are sold. No one—neither organizers nor buyers—knows in advance what’s behind the door.
The new owner initially tried to open the safe himself but failed. He then called in a specialist who managed to crack the lock.

"Usually such safes are empty, but this one was overflowing with money," explained Dotson.
Where the huge amount of money came from and who it belonged to before remains a mystery.
#MSMannanov $BTC
Stocks of companies related to Greenland are rising amid Trump's threats of annexation, reports Financial Times. The shares of Greenland's largest bank, Grønlandsbanken, have risen 34% since the beginning of 2026. The shares of the American company Critical Metals, which is mining rare metals in southern Greenland, have increased by 103% on NASDAQ over the same period. The shares of another bank operating in Greenland — Føroya Banki — are trading near record highs. Some analysts believe that a deal under which the U.S. might purchase part or all of Greenland and invest in its economy could provide support to local financial institutions and other companies. #TRUMP #US #MSMannanov $TRUMP {spot}(TRUMPUSDT)
Stocks of companies related to Greenland are rising amid Trump's threats of annexation, reports Financial Times.

The shares of Greenland's largest bank, Grønlandsbanken, have risen 34% since the beginning of 2026. The shares of the American company Critical Metals, which is mining rare metals in southern Greenland, have increased by 103% on NASDAQ over the same period. The shares of another bank operating in Greenland — Føroya Banki — are trading near record highs.

Some analysts believe that a deal under which the U.S. might purchase part or all of Greenland and invest in its economy could provide support to local financial institutions and other companies.

#TRUMP #US #MSMannanov
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Reliance Industries company stated that it does not expect deliveries of Russian oil in January. This decision could lead to a sharp reduction in Russian oil imports into India this month to the lowest level in years, according to Reuters. "The Reliance Industries refinery in Jamnagar has not received any shipments of Russian oil for the past three weeks and does not expect deliveries of Russian oil in January," the company said in a statement. According to sources, Russian oil imports into India are likely to drop to less than 1 million barrels per day. According to sources and analytics company Kpler, the tightening of U.S. and EU sanctions has led to a reduction in Russian oil deliveries to India, which fell to a three-year low in December—around 1.2 million barrels per day. This is approximately 40% lower than the June peak of 2 million barrels per day. #Russian🇷🇺 #VPutin #MSMannanov $ETH {spot}(ETHUSDT)
Reliance Industries company stated that it does not expect deliveries of Russian oil in January. This decision could lead to a sharp reduction in Russian oil imports into India this month to the lowest level in years, according to Reuters.

"The Reliance Industries refinery in Jamnagar has not received any shipments of Russian oil for the past three weeks and does not expect deliveries of Russian oil in January," the company said in a statement.
According to sources, Russian oil imports into India are likely to drop to less than 1 million barrels per day.

According to sources and analytics company Kpler, the tightening of U.S. and EU sanctions has led to a reduction in Russian oil deliveries to India, which fell to a three-year low in December—around 1.2 million barrels per day. This is approximately 40% lower than the June peak of 2 million barrels per day.

#Russian🇷🇺 #VPutin #MSMannanov
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This week, Chinese buyers rejected offers to purchase Venezuelan oil as the U.S. blockade against the South American producer restricts exports and drives up prices, Bloomberg reports. Venezuelan Merey crude was offered at a $13 per barrel discount compared to ICE Brent, sources said. This is comparable to a $15 discount a month ago, before the U.S. campaign against sanctioned tankers began. According to sources, supply disruptions have led sellers to increase Merey crude prices. China is the largest buyer of Venezuelan oil, and Merey crude is often used to produce asphalt, which is used to pave roads in this Asian country. #china #TRUMP #US #Russian🇷🇺 #MSMannanov $SOL {spot}(SOLUSDT)
This week, Chinese buyers rejected offers to purchase Venezuelan oil as the U.S. blockade against the South American producer restricts exports and drives up prices, Bloomberg reports.

Venezuelan Merey crude was offered at a $13 per barrel discount compared to ICE Brent, sources said. This is comparable to a $15 discount a month ago, before the U.S. campaign against sanctioned tankers began.

According to sources, supply disruptions have led sellers to increase Merey crude prices.

China is the largest buyer of Venezuelan oil, and Merey crude is often used to produce asphalt, which is used to pave roads in this Asian country.

#china #TRUMP #US #Russian🇷🇺
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An unknown user of the Polymarket prediction markets platform made a profit of approximately $410,000 by successfully forecasting the removal of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro from power, reports Reuters. The trader, whose account was created just last month, started small: on December 27, he bet only $96 that the U.S. would invade Venezuela by January 31. In the following days, he increased his positions. By the time of the U.S. special operation on the weekend, the value of his contracts was around $34,000. Bets were placed at 'high odds' (the event was assessed by the market as unlikely). After news broke of Maduro's capture, the value of the contracts surged sharply. The mysterious trader's success has raised questions among U.S. lawmakers about possible insider information use. Democratic Congressman Richie Torres said he will introduce legislation this week banning elected officials and federal employees from placing bets on prediction platforms if they possess non-public information. #TRUMP #Maduro #MSMannanov $TRUMP {spot}(TRUMPUSDT)
An unknown user of the Polymarket prediction markets platform made a profit of approximately $410,000 by successfully forecasting the removal of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro from power, reports Reuters.

The trader, whose account was created just last month, started small: on December 27, he bet only $96 that the U.S. would invade Venezuela by January 31. In the following days, he increased his positions.

By the time of the U.S. special operation on the weekend, the value of his contracts was around $34,000. Bets were placed at 'high odds' (the event was assessed by the market as unlikely). After news broke of Maduro's capture, the value of the contracts surged sharply.

The mysterious trader's success has raised questions among U.S. lawmakers about possible insider information use.

Democratic Congressman Richie Torres said he will introduce legislation this week banning elected officials and federal employees from placing bets on prediction platforms if they possess non-public information.

#TRUMP #Maduro #MSMannanov
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Trump announces actions against Colombia and Iran after Venezuela takeoverUS President Donald Trump said Sunday evening that his administration is considering taking action against Colombia and Iran after Washington struck Venezuela and captured President Nicolas Maduro. Speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One, Trump outlined potential action against Colombia over its role in the cocaine trade and also raised the possibility of action against Iran amid ongoing protests in the country.

Trump announces actions against Colombia and Iran after Venezuela takeover

US President Donald Trump said Sunday evening that his administration is considering taking action against Colombia and Iran after Washington struck Venezuela and captured President Nicolas Maduro.

Speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One, Trump outlined potential action against Colombia over its role in the cocaine trade and also raised the possibility of action against Iran amid ongoing protests in the country.
The Central Bank of India urged all countries of the world to abandon stablecoinsIn its annual report on India's financial stability, the central bank stated that stablecoins pose serious risks to global financial stability and the credit-money system. Despite the important role stablecoins play in the crypto industry, and their significance having increased after the enactment of the stablecoin regulation law in the USA, tokens pegged to fiat currencies do not meet the core characteristics of money and may weaken the influence of central banks, warns the RBI.

The Central Bank of India urged all countries of the world to abandon stablecoins

In its annual report on India's financial stability, the central bank stated that stablecoins pose serious risks to global financial stability and the credit-money system. Despite the important role stablecoins play in the crypto industry, and their significance having increased after the enactment of the stablecoin regulation law in the USA, tokens pegged to fiat currencies do not meet the core characteristics of money and may weaken the influence of central banks, warns the RBI.
President Trump says U.S. "will run the country until such time as we can do a safe, proper, and judicious transition." Do Russia has right to Kidnap Zelensky and Run Ukraine Until Russia find a safe and proper transition. #TRUMP #VPutin #MSMannanov $KGST {spot}(KGSTUSDT)
President Trump says U.S. "will run the country until such time as we can do a safe, proper, and judicious transition."

Do Russia has right to Kidnap Zelensky and Run Ukraine Until Russia find a safe and proper transition.

#TRUMP #VPutin #MSMannanov $KGST
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