Venture investor David Sacks believes the U.S. economy is accelerating, not slowing. Recent data shows strong GDP growth above 4–5%, solid private-sector job gains, easing unemployment, and declining government payrolls — signaling healthier, productivity-driven expansion. Hiring strength is especially visible in AI-linked infrastructure like non-residential construction and data centers.
The real catalyst is capital expenditure. Major hyperscalers are expected to deploy around $600B this year, creating a powerful GDP tailwind even before AI-driven productivity gains are fully realized.
If this marks an early-cycle expansion rather than a late-cycle slowdown, the macro outlook shifts. Strong growth with manageable inflation supports liquidity and risk appetite. In innovation-led booms — similar to the late-1990s tech cycle — capital rotates aggressively into growth assets.
When liquidity, expansion, and technological innovation align, Bitcoin and other high-beta assets historically benefit.
If this thesis holds, we’re not at the end of a cycle — we’re at the beginning of a new one.
$BTC is almost exactly repeating the 2022 bear market structure. Price action is following the same breakdown → base → compression cycle. The final market low could potentially form within the next 45 to 60 days.
Large players are already building their positions at these levels.
Historically, this phase indicates smart accumulation, which is usually followed by a major expansion move. The next important move will be shared soon.
🔥🔥 CRYPTO MARKET OUTLOOK: BULLISH MOMENTUM OR BEARISH CONSOLIDATION?
The crypto market continues to move through a phase of uncertainty where both bullish and bearish signals exist at the same time. After strong rallies in previous months, many major cryptocurrencies are now experiencing consolidation, which is a normal part of market cycles rather than a clear trend reversal.
From a bullish perspective, long-term sentiment remains supported by growing institutional interest, increasing adoption of blockchain technology, and expectations around future regulatory clarity in major economies. Market liquidity has improved compared to previous downturns, and investors are showing confidence during price corrections by accumulating rather than exiting completely. This behavior often signals preparation for the next upward move.
On the bearish side, short-term risks still remain. Macroeconomic pressure such as high interest rates, global economic uncertainty, and profit-taking after recent gains can slow momentum. Technical indicators in some assets show overbought conditions, suggesting the possibility of temporary pullbacks before any sustained rally continues.
Overall, the current market structure appears more like a transitional phase than a strong bull or bear market. Traders are likely to see volatility in the near term, while long-term investors may view corrections as opportunities. The direction ahead will largely depend on macroeconomic stability, market liquidity, and investor sentiment in the coming months.
Recently released Epstein-related documents contain multiple references to “Satoshi (Bitcoin)” beginning in 2011, when Bitcoin was entering its early adoption phase and Satoshi Nakamoto had already withdrawn from public communication. These references indicate awareness and tracking rather than direct contact, at a time when several efforts were underway to identify Bitcoin’s creator.
By 2013–2014, Epstein had moved into institutional crypto circles, funding and circulating Bitcoin-related research within elite academic and financial networks, including initiatives later linked to MIT. The research focused on mining, scalability, and infrastructure—well after Satoshi’s disappearance and after Bitcoin development had shifted to public maintainers.
In 2016, Epstein claimed he had spoken with “some of the founders of Bitcoin” while pitching a Sharia-compliant digital currency to Saudi financial elites. The phrasing is notable, but the project never launched, and the claim emerged years after Bitcoin had already become institutionalized.
The documents do not show that Epstein met or worked with Satoshi Nakamoto. However, they challenge the lone-genius narrative and reinforce long-standing evidence that Bitcoin’s creation was likely a group effort rather than the work of a single individual.
BITCOIN SHAKEOUT SPARKS PANIC ; BUT HISTORY SAYS THIS IS HOW BULL MARKETS ARE BUILT
Now step back. Every major Bitcoin run has been preceded by the same pattern: a violent flush that wipes out leverage, shaken confidence that convinces people it’s “over,” and a silent accumulation phase while attention fades.
That discomfort is what sets the foundation for the next expansion.
🔥 Trump Claims Putin Agreed to Pause Attacks on Kyiv Amid Extreme Cold!
During a cabinet meeting in Washington, D.C., President Trump said that he had personally requested President Putin not to carry out attacks on Ukrainian cities during the period of severe cold, and that Putin had agreed. According to Trump, “I asked President Putin to refrain from attacking Kyiv and other towns for one week, and he agreed.”
Russia has not yet officially confirmed this alleged agreement. However, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky welcomed Trump’s statement and expressed hope that Russia would honor its commitment. In a message posted on social media, Zelensky said that Trump’s announcement represents an important development regarding the possibility of providing security to Kyiv and other cities during the extremely cold weather.
He also noted that talks between Ukrainian and Russian teams have already taken place in the United Arab Emirates on this matter. According to the meteorological department, temperatures in Kyiv are expected to drop to as low as minus 24 degrees Celsius in the coming days, which could further worsen the situation. #WhoIsNextFedChair #ukrain #trump #USIranStandoff
Yes, volatility is rising. Yes, fear is loud. But bear markets aren’t declared by red candles alone. 📊 What to watch closely: BTC holding or losing key support zones Liquidity & ETF inflows/outflows Rate-cut expectations vs reality On-chain accumulation vs panic selling 🧠 Smart money doesn’t panic. Every “bear phase” has historically been a build phase for the next run. ⚠️ Risk exists—but so does opportunity. The question isn’t bear or bull… It’s are you positioned or emotional?
🔥🔥 In an interview, CZ shared that real wealth in crypto doesn’t come from perfectly timing the market—it comes from patience, discipline, and creating long-term systems that endure.
🚨 Fed Alert: Powell’s “Final Speech” — Is the Market About to Explode? 😱
📅 January 27–28, 2026 (Fed Interest Rate Decision)
🕒 Pakistan Standard Time (PKT): January 29, 12:00 AM (midnight)
🔻 Rate cut? Almost impossible — only a 5% chance Inflation is still sticky. The economy still looks strong. Interest rates are likely to remain high.
⚠️ Why is this such a big deal? Powell may be facing his last major Fed moment DOJ pressure + White House influence = Fed independence at risk The power struggle over the next Fed Chair is heating up
📉 Market impact setup If uncertainty increases → expect heavy volatility Momentum trading, breakout moves, or sharp shocks may be seen in MANTA, ZEN, and LTC
🎯 Smart traders position early — retail reacts later
The U.S. crypto legislation known as the Clarity Act is now projected to pass in 2026. Over the weekend, Polymarket odds surged to 53% that the landmark bill will be signed into law by the Commander in Chief in 2026 ✍️