π¨Sovereign debt crisis β‘οΈ debase or die β‘οΈ debase (stablecoin put, tokenize government debt). We're in a transition phase where risk free assets (like US/JP gov bonds) no longer behave like risk free, when that happens liquidity looks for alternatives. The alternative is BTC & crypto. Yields going parabolic, hedge fund positioning extreme short, BTC IV still under 50 make this the perfect time for BTC to go parabolic in the next few weeks. BTFD every time, macro FUD is bullish BTC & crypto -@bullcase insider
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π¨US Supreme Court signals Trump can't fire Powell
*US Supreme Court on whether Trump can fire members of Federal Reserve's Board of Governors: We disagree. The Federal Reserve is a uniquely structured, quasi-private entity that follows in the distinct historical tradition of the First and Second Banksof the United States. -ruling
*US Supreme Court on whether Trump can fire members of Federal Reserve's Board of Governors: We disagree. The Federal Reserve is a uniquely structured, quasi-private entity that follows in the distinct historical tradition of the First and Second Banksof the United States. -ruling
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EB Research's Jussi Hiljanen: Eroding trust in U.S. policy, unattractive valuations after accounting for FX hedging costs, and a shift towards European bonds are putting structural upward pressure on long U.S. yields. [ignore macro FUD]
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US Treasury Sec. Bessent: There is an equilibrium rate for tariffs and I think we will reach that rate.
*Bessent: Tariff barriers or nontariff trade barriers are coming down, so friction is decreasing.
*Bessent: This will lead to several hundred billion dollars a year of revenue, which will correlate to several hundred billion less bonds that
US Treasury has to issue.
*Bessent: Tariff barriers or nontariff trade barriers are coming down, so friction is decreasing.
*Bessent: This will lead to several hundred billion dollars a year of revenue, which will correlate to several hundred billion less bonds that
US Treasury has to issue.
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