The weaker DXY is telling us something. shared in the tweet 👇
https://x.com/axel_bitblaze69/status/1910770191182553225?s=46&t=MpsMbNE2PDtDtDfKUQWoo
https://x.com/axel_bitblaze69/status/1910770191182553225?s=46&t=MpsMbNE2PDtDtDfKUQWoo
so what do you think, what comes first ?
- China - US trade negotiations
- Or FED pivot..
also must read the tweet below: 👇
https://x.com/axel_bitblaze69/status/1911035025136505106?s=46&t=MpsMbNE2PDtDtDfKUQWooA
- China - US trade negotiations
- Or FED pivot..
also must read the tweet below: 👇
https://x.com/axel_bitblaze69/status/1911035025136505106?s=46&t=MpsMbNE2PDtDtDfKUQWooA
Looking at the current market dynamics, a strange but historic situation is unfolding.
Traditionally, when stocks decline, bond yields are expected to fall as well. However, right now, we are witnessing a rise in US bond yields (reasons already mentioned in previous post), signaling that the US government will have to pay more to raise debt in global markets.
This rising cost of debt leaves the US with very limited options - primarily, printing more money to meet its growing interest payment obligations. Printing more money, combined with recently imposed tariffs, is bound to stoke domestic inflation. This points towards the US already entering, or being dangerously close to entering, a phase of 'Stagflation' - a toxic mix of stagnating growth and high inflation.
Going forward, the US seems to have only 3 choices:
1- continue printing money,
2- find new stakeholders to buy their bonds,
3- aggressively work on reducing trade and budget deficits.
Amidst this backdrop, crypto emerges as a silent but significant beneficiary. While current geopolitical tensions and the unwinding of the global carry trade have put downward pressure on crypto markets, the internal fiscal and monetary imbalances of the US will eventually push crypto upwards. It appears that Q1 and Q2 of this year might remain challenging for crypto but Q3 & Q4 we could see a drastic positive turnaround.
Interestingly, the US is now moving towards embracing crypto, not out of choice but out of necessity. At the same time, the rest of the world, wary of letting the US gain an unfair advantage as it did with the US dollar's rise to global reserve status, will also be forced to adopt crypto at a much larger scale.
Traditionally, when stocks decline, bond yields are expected to fall as well. However, right now, we are witnessing a rise in US bond yields (reasons already mentioned in previous post), signaling that the US government will have to pay more to raise debt in global markets.
This rising cost of debt leaves the US with very limited options - primarily, printing more money to meet its growing interest payment obligations. Printing more money, combined with recently imposed tariffs, is bound to stoke domestic inflation. This points towards the US already entering, or being dangerously close to entering, a phase of 'Stagflation' - a toxic mix of stagnating growth and high inflation.
Going forward, the US seems to have only 3 choices:
1- continue printing money,
2- find new stakeholders to buy their bonds,
3- aggressively work on reducing trade and budget deficits.
Amidst this backdrop, crypto emerges as a silent but significant beneficiary. While current geopolitical tensions and the unwinding of the global carry trade have put downward pressure on crypto markets, the internal fiscal and monetary imbalances of the US will eventually push crypto upwards. It appears that Q1 and Q2 of this year might remain challenging for crypto but Q3 & Q4 we could see a drastic positive turnaround.
Interestingly, the US is now moving towards embracing crypto, not out of choice but out of necessity. At the same time, the rest of the world, wary of letting the US gain an unfair advantage as it did with the US dollar's rise to global reserve status, will also be forced to adopt crypto at a much larger scale.
How OM Holders Got Betrayed
It started with a suspicious transfer — a wallet linked to MANTRA quietly moved 3.9 million $OM tokens to OKX.
This move instantly raised red flags.Why?
Because the MANTRA team controls over 90% of the entire supply meaning they hold the power to crash the price anytime they want.
Soon after, massive selling pressure kicked in.The team started dumping tokens aggressively.
Adding fuel to the fire, rumors surfaced that OM tokens were being sold OTC at huge discounts
What followed was a complete domino effect Panic selling began ➡️ Stop losses started triggering ➡️ Leverage positions got liquidated one after another
A classic textbook rugpull.
It started with a suspicious transfer — a wallet linked to MANTRA quietly moved 3.9 million $OM tokens to OKX.
This move instantly raised red flags.Why?
Because the MANTRA team controls over 90% of the entire supply meaning they hold the power to crash the price anytime they want.
Soon after, massive selling pressure kicked in.The team started dumping tokens aggressively.
Adding fuel to the fire, rumors surfaced that OM tokens were being sold OTC at huge discounts
What followed was a complete domino effect Panic selling began ➡️ Stop losses started triggering ➡️ Leverage positions got liquidated one after another
A classic textbook rugpull.
Manta Founder trying hard to look cool meanwhile Manta is slow rugging - down by -95%,The only difference is Time Frame
Tried to explain what happened with $OM
https://x.com/axel_bitblaze69/status/1911792463078973516?s=46&t=MpsMbNE2PDtDtDfKUQWoo
https://x.com/axel_bitblaze69/status/1911792463078973516?s=46&t=MpsMbNE2PDtDtDfKUQWoo
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Axel Bitblaze 🪓 (@Axel_bitblaze69) on X
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$OM crash was a textbook case of what happens when inflated price action meets poor liquidity planning, misunderstood tokenomics, and fragile trust.
Let’s break it down:
Yesterday $OM nuked from ~$6.20 to ~$0.43 in hours wiping out over 90% of its…
$OM crash was a textbook case of what happens when inflated price action meets poor liquidity planning, misunderstood tokenomics, and fragile trust.
Let’s break it down:
Yesterday $OM nuked from ~$6.20 to ~$0.43 in hours wiping out over 90% of its…
When You Start a Trade War But Forget China Has the Cheat Codes.
As of now, China seems to be having the edge in this trade war - and here’s why:
While the US is battling inflation as a side-effect of the trade war, China’s exports surged by 12.4% in March, defying all odds and ongoing tensions.
This data clearly shows that the cards are now in China's hands, and they seem to be playing them with precision.
In another bold move, China has suspended exports of certain rare earth minerals and magnets to the US - materials that are critical for global industries like semiconductors, automobiles, and aerospace.
And now, China has ordered a halt to Boeing jet deliveries, a strategic blow aimed right at the heart of American aerospace. What makes it worse? Boeing was projected to sell $1.3 trillion worth of aircraft to China over the next 10 years. If China cancels or delays this deal, it could seriously hurt the US.
But here’s the real question - why is China doing all this?
The reason is a no-brainer - China wants to end the trade war that the US initiated, and it's playing aggressive moves to mount pressure on US. Just 2 days back, China officially stated that the US must "completely cancel tariffs."
So where is this trade war heading?
What we’re witnessing now feels like Phase 2 of the US-China trade war. Phase 1 was dominated by the US aggressively imposing tariffs and restrictions on China taking the first major swings.
But now, in Phase 2, the tables have turned - China is strategically hitting back, launching trade attacks of its own and targeting high-stakes sectors like aerospace and tech.
IMO, Phase 3 will be the stage where both sides are finally forced to sit at the table. Not out of choice, but compulsion.
They’ll realize the mutual economic damage is too big to ignore, and a middle-ground settlement becomes the only way forward.
But before that happens, both nations are playing a game of economic brinkmanship - trying to prove who can inflict more damage, so when they eventually negotiate, they do it from a position of power… and walk away with the better end of the deal.
As of now, China seems to be having the edge in this trade war - and here’s why:
While the US is battling inflation as a side-effect of the trade war, China’s exports surged by 12.4% in March, defying all odds and ongoing tensions.
This data clearly shows that the cards are now in China's hands, and they seem to be playing them with precision.
In another bold move, China has suspended exports of certain rare earth minerals and magnets to the US - materials that are critical for global industries like semiconductors, automobiles, and aerospace.
And now, China has ordered a halt to Boeing jet deliveries, a strategic blow aimed right at the heart of American aerospace. What makes it worse? Boeing was projected to sell $1.3 trillion worth of aircraft to China over the next 10 years. If China cancels or delays this deal, it could seriously hurt the US.
But here’s the real question - why is China doing all this?
The reason is a no-brainer - China wants to end the trade war that the US initiated, and it's playing aggressive moves to mount pressure on US. Just 2 days back, China officially stated that the US must "completely cancel tariffs."
So where is this trade war heading?
What we’re witnessing now feels like Phase 2 of the US-China trade war. Phase 1 was dominated by the US aggressively imposing tariffs and restrictions on China taking the first major swings.
But now, in Phase 2, the tables have turned - China is strategically hitting back, launching trade attacks of its own and targeting high-stakes sectors like aerospace and tech.
IMO, Phase 3 will be the stage where both sides are finally forced to sit at the table. Not out of choice, but compulsion.
They’ll realize the mutual economic damage is too big to ignore, and a middle-ground settlement becomes the only way forward.
But before that happens, both nations are playing a game of economic brinkmanship - trying to prove who can inflict more damage, so when they eventually negotiate, they do it from a position of power… and walk away with the better end of the deal.
Just shared my take on the current stage of the tariffs shitshow
https://x.com/Axel_bitblaze69/status/1912232012464693597
https://x.com/Axel_bitblaze69/status/1912232012464693597
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Axel Bitblaze 🪓 (@Axel_bitblaze69) on X
At this point, it honestly feels like the worst is in and not many even care about tariffs anymore.
Markets have stopped reacting. Headlines barely move the prices.. even though China’s still making moves quietly applying pressure.
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While the US battles…
Markets have stopped reacting. Headlines barely move the prices.. even though China’s still making moves quietly applying pressure.
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While the US battles…
🚨 These are the top 10 projects with the lowest FDV / Annualized Revenue ratio.
In simple terms — these projects are actually making money or on track to become sustainable. In a space full of hype and speculation, this metric helps cut through the noise.
I'm building a separate watchlist for the projects — real businesses, real users, real revenue.
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The goal? To identify those rare gems that are building with purpose — not just pumping tokens.
In simple terms — these projects are actually making money or on track to become sustainable. In a space full of hype and speculation, this metric helps cut through the noise.
I'm building a separate watchlist for the projects — real businesses, real users, real revenue.
Over the next few days, I’ll be doing deep research on each of them — not just surface-level stats, but actual use-cases, business models, growth potential, and whether their revenue is sustainable or just temporary noise.
The goal? To identify those rare gems that are building with purpose — not just pumping tokens.