BREAKING: President Trump threatens to impose tariffs on countries who opposite his plan for the US to acquire Greenland. more bears coming up$XRP $BTC
Dont let your guard down in this market surge...we know how it goes..make the profits cut your loses and pause for awhile change is eminent..🥲#MarketRebound $BTC $XRP $ETH
BREAKING: President Trump says the US would have to pay back "trillions of dollars" if the Supreme Court rules that his tariffs are illegal. "It would be a complete mess," Trump says. A ruling is expected by as soon as Wednesday this week.🙃 $BTC
Central bank official gold purchases remain robust: Global central banks bought +45 tonnes of gold in November, the 2nd-strongest month in 2025. This marks the 2nd month of the year with purchases above 40 tonnes. In the first 11 months of the year, central banks acquired 297 tonnes of gold. The National Bank of Poland led buying for the 2nd-consecutive month, adding +12 tonnes, pushing reserves to a record 543 tonnes, or ~28% of total FX reserves. The Central Bank of Brazil followed, buying for the 3rd-consecutive month, adding +11 tonnes, bringing gold reserves to a record 172 tonnes, or 6% of their total. $XAU Central bank gold demand is incredibly strong.
🕷Markets React to Trump's Call for 10% Credit Card Rate Cap - Monday 2. December CPI Inflation data - Tuesday 3. October New Home Sales data - Tuesday 4. November PPI Inflation data - Wednesday 5. US Supreme Court Tariff Ruling Expected - Wednesday 6. January Philly Fed Manufacturing Index - Thursday Expecting a volatile week 😎 $BTC $BNB $XRP #USNonFarmPayrollReport
President Trump is all in on the midterms. 4 days ago, Trump said, “if we don't win the midterms, I will get impeached." Since then, Trump has announced a $200 billion purchase of mortgage bonds to lower rates and he wants to cap credit card interest rates at 10%. Amid the AI Revolution with $600B+ in ANNUAL Magnificent 7 CapEx, tons of consumer-oriented policies are coming. All as the new Fed Chair is effectively required to continue cutting rates to be selected. The trade war will take the back seat as affordability and consumer-supportive policy takes the driver seat. This includes promised $2,000/person tariff “stimulus checks.” Midterm-oriented policy will become the market’s biggest driver.$BTC 🙂#USNonFarmPayrollReport
The US trade deficit continues to improve at a historic pace: The US’ goods and services trade gap narrowed +$18.79 billion, or +39%, in October, to $29.4 billion, the smallest since 2009. Since the March peak, the US trade deficit has narrowed by +$107.02 billion, or +78%. This comes as imports fell -3.2% MoM, to $331.37 billion, the lowest since January 2024. At the same time, exports rose +2.6% MoM, to $302 billion, the highest value on record. The merchandise trade deficit, adjusted for inflation, narrowed to $63.0 billion in October, the smallest since February 2020. The US trade deficit is rapidly shrinking.$BTC $XAU #USTradeDeficitShrink
The entire Zcash team at Electric Coin Company resigned on Jan. 7 following a board dispute and is considering forming a new company, leaving Zcash’s roadmap uncertain.$ZEC
$BTC Bitcoin Resistance: The $94,000–$95,000 range is proving difficult to break. A sustained move above $95,000 could trigger a run toward the psychological $100,000 milestone.
Bitcoin Support: The $88,000–$90,000 zone is considered the "floor." If Bitcoin holds above this, the bullish structure remains intact.🥲 #USTradeDeficitShrink
I have analyzed #Bitcoin in detail now ... According to my analysis....
Entry Zone: $88,000 – $92,000
Stop Loss: $79,500
Targets: TP1: $110,000 TP2: $125,000 TP3: $135,000 – $138,000 (New ATH zone)
Bias: $BTC Higher-timeframe trend remains bullish. As long as BTC holds above the $88k–$90k region, this move looks like a healthy pullback before continuation toward new all-time highs. Best strategy is buying dips, not chasing breakouts.
Global assets recorded a historic 2025: Global stocks, commodities, government bonds, and credit posted a +50.7% combined return in 2025, the highest since 2009. This comes as the MSCI All-Country World Index (ACWI) returned +22.3%, the best year since 2019. This was followed by a +11.1% gain in the Bloomberg Commodity Index, its strongest performance since the +27.1% rally in 2021. Furthermore, the Bloomberg Global Aggregate Credit Total Return Index rallied +10.5% while the Bloomberg Global Agg Treasuries Total Return Index gained +6.8%. This marks the first year since 2019 when world stocks, bonds, credit, and commodities all finished the year positive. Asset owners are winning.#BinanceHODLerBREV $BNB $BTC