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without manual entry.

This channel is not about 'what to buy'.

Here I explain:
Macro data and liquidity
news that really moves the market

I want to share with you some news that looks really powerful in the long term, but right now, crypto enthusiasts are traditionally ignoring it. Because, of course, when the news is filled with World War III, the brain automatically shuts down, and the planning horizon narrows down to the next news.

When someone starts selling the story of the 'struggle against evil', always check the price of oil and the volume of Chinese imports.
Moral principles in international politics work precisely to the extent that they do not interfere with strategic interests.
And when they interfere - morality flies into the trash faster.

The news about the 'liquidation' of Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei instantly gave the markets the illusion that war is a series where it's worth removing the main antagonist, and the credits will roll automatically.
Quotes jumped, crypto healed its wounds, investors sighed: 'Phew, well, that's it, we've shot our load.'

Firstly.
From February 11 to 14, large whale wallets deposited 10,000 to 15,000 BTC daily into centralized exchanges. Every day.
This is a potential offer that could hit the order book at any second — under any news. And then all these 'long-term investors' will suddenly become short-term panic sellers.

In the White House, banks and crypto companies gathered to finally decide whether stablecoins can offer yields.

And, surprise: no one agreed on anything.
Banks, as always, have switched to the mode of 'we are against everything that is competition for us':
let's ban any interest, cashback, rewards, even a hint of yield.

It seems that 2026 has decided not just to 'start a new chapter', but to simply burn the previous book.
Because it simultaneously covers everything: the dollar, the global financial system, world politics, trust in institutions.
And analysts are already talking about this everywhere. Although we know those analysts, they like to talk and scare.

Well, we are holding onto the chairs.
Because the story with USD1 is no longer a crypto market, but a full-fledged series about how money, politics, and exchanges love each other a little... too sincerely.
Binance holds 87% of all USD1.
Yes, EIGHTY SEVEN.
Imagine a stablecoin from the Trump family, where out of $5.4 billion in circulation, $4.7 billion sits on Binance.

China restricts investments in U.S. government bonds — and pretends that it’s “just diversification”
Well, of course, no politics, just “market volatility.” Yeah, we totally believed that.
In fact:
China cautiously reduces its dependence on American debt — but does so in a way that makes no one think that it... reduces its dependence on American debt.

Well, the next round of 'support' from the International Monetary Fund looks maximally European:
— Do you want money?
— Yes.
— And you don't want to raise taxes?
And here we have a new list of 'gifts' that the government must swallow if it wants a loan.
Or maybe the government wants to push through new taxes under the guise of "it's not us, it's all the IMF"?

The crypto market currently looks like it has been through a meat grinder without pauses and rebounds. Bitcoin down 52%, Ether down 63%, altcoins are in a state of clinical death. But the funny thing is that crypto is NOT the main problem.
The main candidate for the title of 'black swan' is sitting in the USA - and it's the stock market.

The world has officially gone crazy.
The Telegram account with the nickname danbao — yes, just a word that means 'guarantor' or 'intermediary' — was sold for $2,000,000.
Not a business. Not a startup.
NICKNAME.
And the funniest thing: the Chinese organized a bidding frenzy for several hours, as if they were fighting not for @danbao, but for territory for a new Hong Kong.

When you have a lot of money, you simply buy yourself the word 'future'.
This is what a real demonstration of power looks like:
Crypto.com founder Kris Marszalek bought the domain AI.com for $70 million.
Not a startup, not a product, not a corporation — just two symbols on the internet.
This is not even an investment.
This is an application to leave all competitors nameless before they even thought about it.

Ukrainians traditionally have four favorite topics: war, weather, roads, and "the dollar, what will happen to it?".
The question "Will the dollar rise or fall?" in the context of martial law sounds like:
"And will tomorrow be the apocalypse or just another difficult day?"
The dollar in Ukraine right now is not about the market, but about:

The crypto community on Twitter is currently buzzing over suspicions that the Bitcoin dump was organized by Asian hedge funds that blew themselves up.
I, unfortunately, the puzzle fits too well.
1. Hong Kong funds got stuck in IBIT + loans in yen
This concerns several funds from Hong Kong that supposedly held giant positions in IBIT — the exchange-traded fund on BTC from BlackRock.

Government stablecoins are CBDCs (central bank digital currency). A digital form of national currency issued not by the next startup genius, but by a fully official central bank.

Let's be honest: this is not cryptocurrency. It's just money, but on the blockchain, if we call a centralized database "blockchain."

The fear index has fallen to a record low — meaning the market officially acknowledged: "Yes, we are scared to death."
And the funniest thing: this is already the third time in 12 months.
The cycle of panic, the cycle of liquidations, the cycle of hysteria — and again the same thing.
Yes, the decline was sharper than previous ones.
Yes, we all "shit ourselves", and that's okay.

In one day, $2.6 billion in liquidations occurred, according to CoinGlass.
This is not a correction — this is a sanitary cleanup.
577,167 traders have been liquidated.
If this drop scares you — it's doing the right thing.
The chart itself is not scary.
Terrible news that may come after him.
Because when the market falls — it's just business as usual.

The market is not crashing now because 'oh, someone sold', but because everyone simultaneously got hit — from retail romantics to venture 'geniuses' who thought that 2025 granted them indulgence for foolishness.

Let's start with something simple:
When BTC fell from 120 to 100 thousand, everyone was waiting for a move to 140+.
Everyone.

Soon, a classic set will appear on social media: "symbolism", "sign", "hints from whales", screenshots from exchanges, trends from numerology, and a collection of "coincidences", plus references to Satan and "biblical messages".