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Memorial Day in the U.S. — markets closed, crypto stays open
Today is Memorial Day in the U.S., a federal holiday observed annually on the last Monday of May — this year, May 26.
Stock markets and banks are closed.
Crypto remains active, but expect lower liquidity and potential drop in volatility.
The day also marks the unofficial start of summer in the U.S. — think sales, road trips, and barbecue season.
Today is Memorial Day in the U.S., a federal holiday observed annually on the last Monday of May — this year, May 26.
Stock markets and banks are closed.
Crypto remains active, but expect lower liquidity and potential drop in volatility.
The day also marks the unofficial start of summer in the U.S. — think sales, road trips, and barbecue season.
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Japan faces urgent need for debt restructuring
The Bank of Japan now holds 52.0% of all government bonds, far outpacing life insurers (13.4%), banks (9.8%), and pension funds (8.9%).
Japan’s total government debt stands at $7.8 trillion, making it the third-largest sovereign debtor in the world after the US and China.
Of that, $4.1 trillion in bonds are sitting directly on the BOJ’s balance sheet — a scale that signals deep structural risk.
The case for reform is growing hard to ignore.
The Bank of Japan now holds 52.0% of all government bonds, far outpacing life insurers (13.4%), banks (9.8%), and pension funds (8.9%).
Japan’s total government debt stands at $7.8 trillion, making it the third-largest sovereign debtor in the world after the US and China.
Of that, $4.1 trillion in bonds are sitting directly on the BOJ’s balance sheet — a scale that signals deep structural risk.
The case for reform is growing hard to ignore.
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🚨 We already called $JUP — now the move begins
Jupiter DAO is heating things up, teasing a “HUGE event” for $JUP.
We previously highlighted the token’s potential — and now it looks like the time has come.
Momentum is building, and the long setup is looking stronger by the day.
Jupiter DAO is heating things up, teasing a “HUGE event” for $JUP.
We previously highlighted the token’s potential — and now it looks like the time has come.
Momentum is building, and the long setup is looking stronger by the day.
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🚨 We already called $JUP — now the move begins Jupiter DAO is heating things up, teasing a “HUGE event” for $JUP. We previously highlighted the token’s potential — and now it looks like the time has come. Momentum is building, and the long setup is looking…
There’s more coming.
In our private group, we’ll be dropping fresh plays sourced directly from analysts at a VC fund.
The market’s moving into a risk-on phase, so timing couldn’t be better.
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Prices in Japan are soaring:
The cost of rice jumped +98.4% year-over-year in April, posting the biggest monthly jump since 1971.
This is an acceleration from the +92.1% surge recorded in March.
Energy prices rose +9.3% after the March phaseout of Japanese government subsidies for gas and electricity.
As a result, Japan's inflation CPI excluding fresh food rose by +3.5% from the previous year, up from a +3.2% gain in March.
This marks the 5th consecutive monthly reading at 3%+.
Meanwhile, Japan's economy shrank by -0.7% in Q1 2025, the first decline since Q1 2024.
Japan has entered stagflation.
The cost of rice jumped +98.4% year-over-year in April, posting the biggest monthly jump since 1971.
This is an acceleration from the +92.1% surge recorded in March.
Energy prices rose +9.3% after the March phaseout of Japanese government subsidies for gas and electricity.
As a result, Japan's inflation CPI excluding fresh food rose by +3.5% from the previous year, up from a +3.2% gain in March.
This marks the 5th consecutive monthly reading at 3%+.
Meanwhile, Japan's economy shrank by -0.7% in Q1 2025, the first decline since Q1 2024.
Japan has entered stagflation.