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Continue reading →: A Crisis Unseen: The Surge of Gold and Silver Prices
We’re facing an unprecedented crisis as government debt soars in Japan and the UK, pushing gold and silver prices sky-high. Bank Indonesia recently added 4 tonnes of gold, totaling 84 tonnes. A rumored CME glitch seems aimed at controlling this volatile surge.
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Continue reading →: The Debasement Trade: Stocks, Silver, and the Inflation Reality
U.S. stocks are on the rise with the NASDAQ up 1.00% as inflation escalates and QE looms. Spot silver surges 3% to $52.94/oz, highlighting its role as an inflation hedge. Meanwhile, U.K. interest rate cuts are on the horizon, signaling a full debasement trade in action.
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Continue reading →: We’re Back: Bitcoin Breaks Above $90,000 Again!
Bitcoin has surged back above $90,000 after a week of turmoil, fueled by upcoming QE starting December 1 and Texas’s recent Bitcoin buy. With extreme selling pressure signaling a probable bounce, all eyes are on key resistance levels as we head into the holiday season.
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Continue reading →: Analysis of Recent Bitcon Price fall Movements
Bitcoin is currently at $95,000, a critical level below the $100,000 psychological threshold. After breaking down from a parallel ascending channel, traders are focused on a potential false breakout, highlighting the importance of psychological barriers in market sentiment and behavior.
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Continue reading →: Game Theory and Institutional Adoption of Digital Assets
The Czech National Bank’s $1 million Bitcoin purchase marks a pivotal shift in central banking, exploring digital assets. This cautious step could spark wider institutional adoption, influencing global finance and potentially stabilizing U.S. debt through stablecoins, setting the stage for a digital currency future.
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Continue reading →: Bitcoin Market Analysis: November 13, 2025
Bitcoin is currently at $102,175, consolidating after a rise from $61K to $115K year-over-year. It tests the $100K support level within an ascending channel. A break above $115K–$120K could ignite new buying interest, while failure to hold $100K may trigger deeper retracement.
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Continue reading →: Leavitt’s Claim on October CPI and Jobs Data: A Catalyst for the Debasement Trade?
Leavitt’s claim that the October CPI and jobs data may never be released sparks significant transparency concerns. With the White House citing damage to the federal statistical system, this absence could influence the Fed’s December meeting, potentially leading to another rate cut amidst rising debasement trade worries.
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Continue reading →: Fed signals operational prep for renewed bond-buying: markets watch liquidity
Federal Reserve President John Williams highlights the bank’s readiness to expand its balance sheet as a “technical” measure, not a policy change. This proactive approach to liquidity underscores the Fed’s awareness of economic pressures, potentially reinforcing fears of currency debasement and impacting market confidence.