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Bhutan is back in the spotlight of the crypto market. This small country in Asia has been observed releasing 100 Bitcoin (BTC) worth approximately US$6.7 million (±Rp113 billion) while prices are sharply correcting.

Data from Arkham Intelligence shows that the BTC was transferred to the wallet of Singapore-based crypto trading company, QCP Capital.

Not just once. In the last 3 months, Bhutan has also been recorded actively transferring Bitcoin to various different addresses.

This move occurs amid significant market pressure. According to CoinMarketCap, Bitcoin has dropped about 46% from its peak of US$126,000.

Not only BTC, hundreds of Ethereum (ETH) worth tens of millions of dollars have also been released.

Currently, Bhutan's remaining holdings are approximately:
• 5.600 $BTC (±US$379 million)
• 24 $ETH (±US$49 thousand)

The question now is:
Is this a form of panic, risk management, or a profit-taking strategy?

In times of market volatility, the actions of large players such as countries can be an important signal for retail investors.

What do you think? 👇

Disclaimer: This post is for educational purposes only, not an invitation to buy or sell investment assets.

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Gold prices suddenly plunged sharply, dropping to the level of US$4,900 in one trading day.

This decline was triggered by better-than-expected US unemployment data, leading the market to immediately reduce expectations for interest rate cuts in the near future.

Pressure intensified after gold prices broke through the psychological barrier of US$5,000.
Many investors placed stop losses below that level. Once breached, massive sell-offs occurred rapidly, pushing prices down further.

Now, market attention is focused on US inflation data (CPI) to be released today.

📌 If inflation decreases → the possibility of interest rate cuts reopens & gold has the potential to rebound.

📌 If inflation remains high → pressure on gold may continue.

Current gold movements are very sensitive to interest rate policies and the direction of the US dollar.

Is this just a healthy correction or the beginning of a deeper downtrend?

Share your opinion in the comments below 👇

Disclaimer: This post is for educational purposes only, not an invitation to buy or sell investment assets.

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The United States is once again on the brink of a budget crisis.

The U.S. Senate failed to reach an agreement on government funding, increasing the risk of a government shutdown. If this deadlock continues, some government services could cease, employee salaries may be delayed, and political uncertainty will heat up.

Market predictions are even beginning to estimate that the chances of a shutdown are significantly increasing.

The impacts are serious:

📉 Stocks could be pressured due to risk-off sentiment

🟡 Gold may strengthen as a safe haven asset

💵 The U.S. dollar and bonds are at risk of experiencing volatility

🌍 Global markets are also shaken due to the uncertainty of the world's largest economy

Previous shutdowns have triggered market turmoil and slowed economic activity.

The question now is:
Is this just a temporary political drama, or the beginning of new pressures for the global economy?

Share your opinion in the comments below 👇

Disclaimer: This post is intended for educational and informational purposes only, not as an invitation to buy or sell investment assets.

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Bitcoin is only 16 years old. But the technology behind it is now said to be at a "dead end".

David Schwartz, former CTO of Ripple and one of the architects of the XRP Ledger, has sharply criticized Bitcoin. According to him, Bitcoin is no longer reliant on technological innovation and has reached a point of stagnation.

He even compared Bitcoin to the dollar — a stable system, but no longer technically evolving.

Schwartz also revealed that he has sold nearly all of his BTC holdings at around US$7,500. He highlighted several issues:

• Allegations of centralization in the mining ecosystem
• Risks associated with the Proof-of-Work mechanism
• Lack of innovation at the base layer of blockchain

However, on the other hand, Bitcoin supporters argue that stability and security are the main strengths of BTC — not weaknesses.

So the question is:

Is Bitcoin indeed technologically obsolete?
Or has its maturity made it even stronger as the primary digital asset?

Share your opinion in the comments section 👇

Disclaimer: This post is for educational purposes only and is not an invitation to buy or sell investment assets.

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The economy of the United States is starting to show signs of weakening.

Layoffs are increasing.
Bankruptcies are rising.
Delinquent loans are piling up.
The property market is running out of buyers.

Some analysts assess that the conditions in 2026 are not as bright as the expectations at the beginning of the year. There is even speculation about the potential for a major correction in the next 2–3 months, similar to the initial patterns of the crypto and stock turmoil in 2025.

If the pressure continues, the stock and crypto markets could be more deeply affected by the domino effect of mass panic.

The issue is heating up as the name Jerome Powell is back in the spotlight. Donald Trump is said to potentially blame The Fed if the economic slowdown deepens, with the narrative that the central bank was late in easing its policies.

However, behind the potential storm, there is another scenario:

If economic pressures grow, interest rates could be lowered, liquidity could be reopened, taxes could be cut, and pro-crypto regulations could be accelerated ahead of the political dynamics at the end of 2026.

The question now is:
Is this the beginning of a major correction?
Or just a phase of pressure before new stimulus pushes the market up again?

The market is testing investor psychology.
Are you ready to face volatility in the next 2–3 months?

Disclaimer: This posting is for educational purposes only, not an invitation to buy or sell assets. Always do your own research before making investment decisions.

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Bitcoin $BTC has fallen back to the US$66,000 area, weakening by about 3.4% on Wednesday (11/02) after failing to break through a strong resistance level around US$70,000.

According to data from CoinMarketCap, the price pressure this time is triggered by a combination of macroeconomic factors and a large wave of liquidations in the derivatives market. Open interest recorded a decline of 14.7%, reinforcing negative sentiment and triggering further sell-offs from traders.

However, amidst the price correction, there are interesting signals from the institutional side. Data from SoSoValue shows that Bitcoin ETFs have actually recorded an inflow of US$311.5 million in the last two days. This means that while the retail market panics, some large investors are actually accumulating.

Now the question is:
Is this just a healthy correction before a rebound, or the beginning of deeper pressure towards the next support?

Monitor important technical levels and institutional fund flows to read the next direction.

Disclaimer: This content is for education and information purposes only. Not Financial Advice (NFA). Do Your Own Research (DYOR).

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Did you know that the concept of Bitcoin was actually 'predicted' a decade before it was truly born?

In 1999, legendary economist Milton Friedman discussed the future of digital money in an interview. He believed that the internet would revolutionize the global financial system and reduce the role of government in everyday monetary transactions.

Friedman even predicted the emergence of electronic money that would allow direct fund transfers between individuals without the need to know each other.

He said:
"One thing that is still lacking, but will soon be developed, is reliable electronic money, a method by which you can transfer funds from A to B over the internet, without A knowing B or B knowing A."

This statement is now considered in line with the concept of Bitcoin that was born in 2009 — a decentralized system without banks, without intermediaries, and relying on cryptography to maintain security and trust.

Although he did not specifically mention blockchain, many believe Friedman understood the broader direction of digital money innovation long before the cryptocurrency era began.

Is this merely a sharp prediction from a visionary economist?
Or is Bitcoin indeed the natural evolution of classical economic thought in the internet era?

Disclaimer: This post is intended for education and information purposes only, not as an invitation to buy or sell investment assets.

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The United States is sending two simultaneous danger signals to the global market.

On one hand, U.S. national debt has soared nearly $700 billion in just four months.
Total debt now reaches $38 trillion, equivalent to the size of the entire American economy.

What is more concerning?
Interest costs alone have already surpassed $1 trillion per year.
Money is being spent on interest payments — not on productive investment or creating jobs.

On the other hand, job openings have fallen to 6.5 million, the lowest level since 2020.
This means the real sector is starting to lose momentum.

Companies are holding back on hiring due to:
• High interest rates
• Expensive borrowing costs
• Increasing economic uncertainty

As jobs shrink → consumption weakens → tax revenues decline → the deficit widens.

This is not just an ordinary slowdown.
If the trend continues, the lurking risks are:
⚠️ A hidden recession
⚠️ Prolonged inflation
⚠️ Shocks to the global market

The question now is:
How long can the world's largest economy withstand such pressure?

Disclaimer: This post is for educational purposes only and not an invitation to buy or sell investment assets.

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The People's Bank of China (PBOC) has taken another significant step.

January 2026 marks the 15th consecutive month that China has increased its gold reserves. The total holdings now stand at 74.19 million troy ounces.

The value of these gold reserves surged sharply, from around US$3.45 billion to US$369.58 billion in just one month, amid rising global gold prices and ongoing accumulation by Beijing.

This strategy strengthens China's foreign exchange reserves while sending a strong signal of diversification away from the US dollar. Amid global economic uncertainty, gold is once again viewed as a shield against geopolitical risks and currency depreciation.

This move raises a big question:
Is this merely a typical hedging strategy, or part of a shift in the global financial system?

What do you think?

!! Disclaimer: This post is for educational purposes only and is not an invitation to buy or sell assets.

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Geopolitical tensions are rising again.

Donald Trump has officially struck the "tariff hammer" of 25% on any country that continues to trade with Iran. This policy is referred to as a strategic move to pressure the Iranian economy by limiting its access to global trade routes.

This move has the potential to trigger a domino effect. China, as one of Iran's largest trading partners, could respond harshly if this policy is deemed detrimental to its interests.

If the escalation continues, the world could face another major trade war affecting:
• Global energy prices
• Financial market stability
• Currency exchange rates
• Global economic growth

Is this just temporary political pressure, or a beginning of a new chapter in global economic conflict?
Share your thoughts in the comments.

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The United States suddenly issued a stern warning to its citizens to leave Iran immediately.

This step comes amid rising tensions between the US and Iran, just before important negotiations scheduled to take place in Oman.

The situation is heating up. Military threats are resurfacing, negotiations on the nuclear issue have yet to find common ground, internet access in Iran is starting to be restricted, and several flights have been reported canceled.

The US has even openly stated that it cannot guarantee the safety of its citizens if conflict breaks out.

The world is now holding its breath.
If this tension escalates into open conflict, the impact could extend to oil prices, global financial markets, and global economic stability.

Is this just diplomatic pressure?
Or a sign of a larger escalation?

!! Disclaimer: This post is intended for educational purposes only, not an invitation to buy or sell investment assets.

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China has quietly reduced its holdings of US Treasuries and instead has been buying gold in large quantities.

China's gold reserves have now surpassed around 74.1 million ounces, the highest level in history. On the other hand, US Treasury holdings have dropped to their lowest level in nearly 18 years.

Since 2013, more than US$600 billion in dollar-based assets have been offloaded, while its gold reserves have actually increased significantly.

This move raises big questions:
Is this a normal diversification strategy?
Or a signal of a shift in global confidence towards the US dollar?

If this trend continues, the impact could be felt on global financial stability, the exchange rate of the dollar, and the world bond markets.

So, how should retail investors respond to this situation?
Is it the right time to start considering diversification into gold?

!! Disclaimer: This post is intended for educational purposes only, not an invitation to buy or sell investment assets.

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Ethereum is under pressure again. In one day of trading, $ETH dropped more than 10% and is now around US$1,888.

This sharp decline has caused Ethereum's market capitalization to shrink to about US$229 billion, even dipping below McDonald's valuation, which is around US$230 billion. This comparison shows how strong the selling pressure is in the crypto market right now.

Bearish sentiment is starting to dominate. Investors are seen reducing exposure to high-risk assets amid rising volatility and global uncertainty.

Is this just a healthy correction before a rebound?
Or the beginning of a longer phase of pressure for the crypto market?

Monitor support levels and global sentiment before making decisions.

!! Disclaimer: This post is intended for education purposes only, not an invitation to buy or sell investment assets.

Bitcoin has long been known as a neutral asset, born from the idealism of financial freedom and minimal intervention by global elites. However, the Epstein Files have reignited an old debate that is rarely discussed in public.

Several documents and reports indicate that funds from Jeffrey Epstein were directed to digital currency research at MIT, as well as his connections to the academic and technological environments that also discuss cryptography systems and digital finance. In fact, there is speculation that the concept of Bitcoin was part of discussions among global elites long before it became widely known to the public.

It is important to note that, to date, there is no official evidence confirming that Jeffrey Epstein controlled or created Bitcoin. However, this issue raises a significant question:
is crypto truly neutral, or has it been part of certain geopolitical agendas and financial powers from the very beginning?

Amid market volatility and the plummeting price of Bitcoin, this discussion has resurfaced and triggered investor anxiety.

What do you think? Is this just a theory, or is there another side that has yet to be revealed?

!! Disclaimer: This post is intended for educational purposes only, not as an invitation to buy or sell investment assets.

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The crypto market is once again turbulent.

Bitcoin has experienced intense pressure and plummeted more than 12% in a single trading day, triggering panic across various sectors of the market.

A massive sell-off is clearly visible in the derivatives market.
Liquidation of long positions occurred massively, exacerbating the pressure and causing volatility to spike sharply.

The domino effect is felt quickly:

📉 Crypto market capitalization shrinks significantly

🔥 Liquidations are increasing across various exchanges

💸 Altcoins are also correcting

🌍 Risk-off sentiment is beginning to spread to other riskier assets

Global investors are now tending to be more defensive, waiting for certainty regarding the next market direction.

The question is:
Is this just a short-term shakeout, or a signal of a deeper correction phase?
Amid high volatility, risk management and emotional control become the key factors.

!! Disclaimer: This post is for educational purposes only, not an invitation to buy or sell assets

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Having money piled up in an account does feel safe. But did you know?
According to several financial experts, keeping too much money in the bank without a strategy can backfire.
Why?

Because money that just “sits” in the account:

• 📉 Is eroded by inflation every year

• 🚫 Does not generate optimal returns

• ⏳ Loses investment opportunities

• 💤 Appears safe, but its value slowly diminishes

The ideal balance in a transaction account should be enough for daily needs for 1–2 weeks only.
Too little causes stress. Too much? You could quietly lose money.

This means that saving is not prohibited. But money needs to be managed, divided, and optimized:

• Emergency funds remain safe & liquid

• Routine needs funds are separated

• Growth funds are allocated to instruments according to risk profile

The question now is:
Are you still sure that just saving is the best solution?

It's time to reevaluate your money management before it's too late. Because what makes you rich is not just hard work, but strategy.

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Bloomberg Intelligence highlights the significant risks that the market is beginning to overlook. After a sharp rally and setting record after record, gold prices are now seen entering a correction-prone zone.

Bloomberg Intelligence senior analyst, Mike McGlone, states that the parabolic rise of gold often serves as a market peak signal. According to him, the possibility of gold dropping to US$4,000 per troy ounce is actually more realistic than skyrocketing to US$6,000 in the near future.

Several points highlighted:

• 📈 The rally is too rapid and aggressive

• 💰 Valuation is considered expensive compared to actual inflation

• 📊 The gap between price and fundamentals is widening

• ⚠️ Potential for massive profit-taking actions

Although gold remains known as a safe haven, the market does not move in one direction forever. When euphoria peaks, the risk of sharp corrections also increases.

The question now is:
Is this just a wake-up call… or the beginning of a major distribution phase in the gold market?

‼️ Disclaimer: This post is intended for educational purposes only, not an invitation to buy or sell investment assets.

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Bitcoin has come under sharp pressure and briefly dropped to around US$71,000, triggering concerns in the global crypto market.

This decline has also dragged down Strategy, the BTC brokerage company owned by Michael Saylor, into the spotlight. With thousands of Bitcoins stored on the company's balance sheet, any price correction directly impacts its valuation and financial risks.

Market pressure has led investors to wonder:
Is this just a healthy correction after a long rally?
Or is it the beginning of deeper pressure for Bitcoin and companies that are too aggressive in accumulating it?

Volatility is increasing, market sentiment is changing rapidly, and psychological levels are now the main focus of market participants.

‼️ Disclaimer: This post is intended for educational purposes only, not an invitation to buy or sell investment assets.

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President Donald Trump has finally signed the government funding bill and officially ended the shutdown after intense negotiations in Congress.

Voting in the House of Representatives was very tight, reflecting how fragile the political compromise in Washington is. The sharp differences between parties once again show that US fiscal stability still heavily depends on the tug-of-war of political interests.

Although the government has returned to normal operations, issues of immigration and long-term budgeting still have the potential to trigger new conflicts. This means the risk of uncertainty has not completely vanished from the markets and US public policy.

Is this crisis truly over, or just a pause before the next political drama?

‼️ Disclaimer: This post is intended for educational purposes only, not as an invitation to buy or sell investment assets.

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Legendary investor Ray Dalio warns that the world is currently approaching a phase of 'capital war' — not a physical war, but a financial war.

This is not about tanks and missiles.
This is about money, assets, and control of the global financial system.

In the midst of rising geopolitical tensions, money can change its function:

• Assets can be frozen
• The flow of funds can be restricted
• The value of wealth can erode without actually 'disappearing'

What does this mean?
Having money is not necessarily safe if the system is disrupted.

Dalio emphasizes that in situations like this, diversification becomes key. He reiterates gold as the primary protective asset — not for quick speculation, but as a safeguard when global stability is shaken.
This is not about becoming rich.
This is about survival and not placing all financial security in one system.

What do you think? Is the world really heading toward the next big 'financial war'?

‼️ Disclaimer: This post is intended for educational purposes only, not an invitation to buy or sell investment assets.

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