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🔞 The core risk in 2026 is not bad assets 🤔
It is the simultaneous breakdown of leverage and funding 👀
When liquidity vanishes, markets do not decline smoothly 👀
This is why many argue it is not a standard correction
The stress is mechanical, not emotional 👀
Banks and dealers are tightening balance sheet limits rapidly
As leverage is cut, forced selling begins 🤔
Even high-quality assets get sold to meet funding needs
Flows dominate fundamentals in this phase
The Fed is widely expected to intervene aggressively
Balance sheet expansion is framed as funding support, not stimulus
A tilt toward MBS over Treasuries is read as collateral stress
Some label this QE, but others disagree
The narrative is emergency liquidity to keep markets functioning
Liquidity injections are being misread as economic strength
US debt is at the center of the debate
Servicing costs are rising faster than GDP
Borrowing increasingly funds prior obligations, a classic spiral
$ETH
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Treasuries are no longer viewed as risk-free by all participants
They are becoming trust-based instruments
With foreign demand softer, the Fed fills the gap
Crypto tends to sell off hardest in these phases
Not due to weak fundamentals, but due to speed and liquidity
Forced flows dominate pricing
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#MarketCorrection
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🚨🚸 The chances of the RMB becoming a major global reserve currency are increasing gradually, driven by China's push for internationalization in its 2026-2030 plan, but remain low short-term due to capital controls and limited convertibility 👀
As of Q3 2025, it holds ~2% of global reserves vs. USD's 57%
Probably not the yuan in its current form, but the belief that the dollar will survive is even funnier 🤔
The monetary world will soon look like Orwell’s map — and Russia and China together have less debt than the US and latest BRICS developments took a pretty wide cut in some areas 👀
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Latest Estimates (2025)
- United States
Gross government debt: ≈ $38.3 trillion
Debt-to-GDP ratio: ≈ 122–125% (some estimates reach 128.7% in projections)
- China 👀
Gross government debt: ≈ $18.7 trillion
Debt-to-GDP ratio: ≈ 84–96% (varies by source; IMF estimates around 96.3%, others closer to 84–90% for central + general government; note that China's total debt including local government financing vehicles and corporate is much higher, but standard government debt figures are in this range)
- Russia 👀
Gross government debt: ≈ $0.4–0.5 trillion (very low in absolute terms)
Debt-to-GDP ratio: ≈ 19–23% (one of the lowest among major economies; around 21.4% in some 2025 estimates, 23.1% in others)
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#MarketCorrection #china
$XAU
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🚸🚸 Global gold demand rose +40 tonnes YoY in 2025, to a record 5,002 tonnes 😱
This marks the 4th consecutive annual increase
Since 2021, demand for gold has soared +292 tonnes 👀
In US Dollar terms, total gold demand jumped +45% YoY, to $552 billion, an all-time high, doubling since 2022 👀
This comes as global gold ETF holdings surged +801 tonnes YoY, marking the 2nd-strongest year on record 👀
At the same time, bar and coin demand jumped to a 12-year high of 1,374 tonnes
Central bank gold demand hit 863 tonnes in 2025, the 4th-highest year on record and above the 2010-2021 annual average of 473 tonnes 👀
The global gold rush is accelerating
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#MarketCorrection #GOLD_UPDATE
$XAG
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🔞 Here are the five key points on the silver price crash 🧐
_ Silver dropped 25.7% overnight on Jan 31, 2026, from $118.58 to $85.18 during Asian trading, liquidating leveraged positions while many slept 🧐
_ The crash was driven by a DXY (dollar index) spike, which inversely pressures silver prices via automated institutional sell-offs 👀
_ DXY rise fueled by Fed hawkishness, global risks like potential US shutdown, and weak Chinese data reducing silver demand
_ This fits a pattern of crashes and recoveries; silver may rally if DXY weakens, especially around Feb 1 shutdown deadline
_ Leverage amplified losses, wiping out traders and benefiting institutions that buy low during DXY-monitored dips
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#Silver #MarketCorrection
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Silver and gold ETF trading volumes went parabolic this week 😱
Trading volume in the largest silver-backed ETF, xag, surpassed a record $40 billion on Friday
Daily volume in the largest gold-backed ETF, xau, also hit an all-time high of ~$40 billion
Both exceeded the turnover of any other asset, with TSLA, the next highest, at ~$35 billion 👀
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This follows Thursday, when xau and xag saw $25 billion and $20 billion of volume 👀
As a result, their combined trading volume over the week surged to a record ~$280 billion
This is more than DOUBLE the previous peak seen in October 2025 and more than QUADRUPLE 2020 levels
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It was a historic week for precious metals 👀
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#MarketCorrection #TSLA #XAU #Silver