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What you’re looking at in this image is how the game is actually played.

Big money doesn’t care about RSI, MACD, or whatever indicator is trending this week.

They care about where liquidity sits, who’s trapped, and how to force reactions.

Retail looks at a chart and sees chaos, but institutions see the same setups repeating over and over.

– QML setups
– Fakeouts & liquidity grabs
– Demand/Supply flips
– Compression → Expansion
– Stop hunts disguised as breakouts
– Flag limits
– Reversal structures that happen over and over again

None of this is accidental.

Every pattern on that chart exists for one reason:

to move price into areas where orders are stacked.

Once you understand that, a lot of things stop hurting you.

You stop chasing green candles, you stop panic-selling red ones and you stop getting liquidated on moves that came out of nowhere.

Because they didn’t come out of nowhere, they came from structure.

This is why most traders lose… they react to price instead of understanding why price is moving.

The people who last in this market spend years studying charts like this until they finally understood it.

After that, the market feels slower, clearer and less emotional.

Save this image. Actually study it.

If you can learn to read what institutions are doing instead of guessing what comes next, you’re already ahead of 99% of people here.

I’ve been in this game for 20+ years, and I’ve called the last 3 market top and bottom publicly.

If you want to see my next move (coming soon), you just need to be following me with notifications.

If you still haven’t followed, well, you’ll regret it. Just watch

I’ve been tracking global liquidity for 20+ years.

Usually, this stuff is hidden in complex derivatives or central bank minutes.

NOT THIS TIME.

This text is proposing a theoretical reset.

And the implications are terrifying.

Let me explain:

The document claims all debts worldwide could be wiped out on a sunday afternoon.

We wake up monday with a new balance sheet.

Every citizen gets credited 1,000 “Bancors” (a new unit of account).

Mortgages? Gone.
Real estate? Nationalized.
Rent? You pay the state.

Sounds fake huh?

Maybe. But check the math.

Global debt is unpayable.

We can’t grow out of it. We can only default or inflate it away.

But here is the catch.

The document admits we don't live in a binary world.

"Reality is in 256 shades of grey."

Instead of an instant wipeout, we get a slow creep.

Partial cancellations.

Nationalization of the financial system.

We’ve arguably been seeing this happen since 2008.

But the most critical part is the geopolitics.

The US has the most to lose.

If they wait for BRICS or the EU to dictate the next system, they lose their hegemony.

They HAVE to take the initiative.

Just like in 1944 (Bretton Woods 1.0).
Just like in 1971 (Bretton Woods 2.0).

Do you see the point?

The wait is on for Bretton Woods 3.0.
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Bitcoin Is Below Trend just Pinned by Structure
At ~21 months post-halving, Bitcoin is 26.7% below its long-term power-law value ($89.5k vs ~$122k).

In every prior cycle, this point was overheated.
This cycle is still below trend.

That’s the anomaly.

Leverage isn’t the issue:
• Funding ~1.5% APR
• Vol ~33%
No FOMO. No liquidation fuel.

Flows aren’t the driver:
• ETF outflows are small and slowing
• Price isn’t breaking because structure, not sentiment, is in control.

Here’s the constraint:
Options.
• Net gamma is positive → volatility suppressed
• Price pinned near ~$90k
• Support near ~$85k
• Upside supply clustered at $100k+

Now the key part most people miss:
~43% of total gamma expires around Jan 30.

That doesn’t predict direction.
It removes a mechanical restraint.

When the hedge comes off, price is allowed to move again even if the narrative doesn’t change.

Hash rate isn’t at ATH, but hash vs price is constructive.
The network isn’t breaking. The market is just compressed.

Bottom line:
This isn’t distribution.
It’s compression.
And compression doesn’t last forever. @Walrus 🦭/acc #walrus $WAL @Cellula Re-poster #dusk $DUSK
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This week has one of the most dangerous macro setups we’ve seen in months.
In the next 3 days, six major events are hitting the market.
1 Trump speaks today at 4 PM ET.

He will talk about the US economy and energy prices.

If he calls for lower energy prices, this will directly impact the inflation.

2 The Fed decision tomorrow.

This time, no rate cut or hike is expected.

So the real move will start when Powell speaks.

2 weeks ago, Powell accused Trump of forcing him for rate cuts.

Also, the BLS inflation metric is not showing any major sign of slowing down.

This means Powell could continue the hawkish tone.

Along with that, Trump has called for new tariffs this month, which could push the Fed to be more hawkish.

So if Powell leans more towards hawkishness, be ready for more bart formation.

3 Tesla, Meta, and Microsoft earnings.

These stocks control the stock market sentiment. If they miss, the market could dump. If they beat, we can see a relief rally.

Their earnings will happen during the FOMC meeting day, which could add even more volatility to the markets.

4 US PPI inflation data on Thursday.

This tells the Fed how hot inflation still is.

Hot PPI means no rate cuts.
No rate cuts means no liquidity.
No liquidity means pressure on crypto.

On the same day, Apple will also report its earnings.

If the earning weakens, the whole market feels it.

5 And after that, Friday will come, which is the deadline for the US government shutdown.

Last time this happened, the crypto market experienced a brutal crash.

This was because liquidity was drained from markets.

Now the situation is even worse, and a shutdown could be devastating.

So in 72 hours we get:
• Trump speech
• Fed decision + Powell speech
• Tesla, Meta, and Microsoft earnings
• PPI inflation
• Apple earnings
• US government Shutdown deadline

If any of these goes against the market, red candles will be all over again.@Walrus 🦭/acc #walrus $WAL
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Bitcoin’s hashrate fell from 1.13 ZH/s to 690 EH/s in just two days.

That means a large number of miners shut off machines.

Most of the time, it's caused by capitulation.

But this time, it's due to a severe U.S. cold storm.

The U.S. controls around ⅓ of global Bitcoin mining.

Extreme cold strains power grids and higher electricity costs forced miners offline.

If the storm persists, some miners may sell $BTC to cover fixed costs. #vanar $VANRY @vanar

$BTC THRIVED WITHOUT BANKS ; TODAY, BANKS ARE TURNING TO BITCOIN

Around 60% of the top 25 U.S. banks are now offering or developing Bitcoin products ; signaling a major shift from past skepticism to mainstream adoption.

Three of the country’s “Big Four” are leading the charge:
- JPMorgan Chase ($3.79T) : exploring crypto trading.
- Citigroup ($1.83T) : building institutional custody services.
- Wells Fargo ($1.75T) : providing Bitcoin-backed loans.

Key Focus Areas:
- Custody: Secure storage for digital assets.
- Trading & ETFs: Access to Spot Bitcoin ETFs and brokerage services.
- Lending: Loans collateralized with Bitcoin.

Combined, these banks manage over $7.3 trillion in assets ; real capital flowing toward crypto. @Plasma #Plasma $XPL
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The probability of a US government shutdown by January 31 has exploded to nearly 80%.

Just a day ago, it was only around 10%-15%.

And this is a serious liquidity risk for crypto.

Democrats have made it clear they will block the spending bill unless key DHS funding provisions are removed, and Republicans are not backing down, which means a shutdown is now a real possibility.

And here is the dangerous part:
The debt ceiling has already been raised to $41.1 trillion.

That means politicians can afford to fight longer without instantly breaking government operations, which actually increases the chance of a shutdown.

But if that's the case, why would crypto suffer?

When a shutdown starts, the US Treasury usually rebuilds its Treasury General Account (TGA). To do that, it pulls money out of financial markets.

Last time this happened, the TGA increased by about $220 billion. That was a $220B liquidity drain from markets, and crypto cannot handle that.

Last shutdown cycle:
• Markets pumped for a short time
• Liquidity dried up
• Then crypto collapsed
• BTC and ETH dropped 20%-25%
• Altcoins dropped much more

And one of the biggest factors behind this was the liquidity crisis.

This time, the setup is even worse.

• Liquidity is already thin.
• Market confidence is already weak.
• Institutions are mostly in stocks and gold.
• Volatility is already high

Crypto is already swinging violently on small flows.

A shutdown-driven liquidity drain could be devastating and result in an even more brutal dump. @Walrus 🦭/acc #walrus @Cellula Re-poster #dusk @Vanarchain #vanar $VANRY
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The Japanese yen just had its biggest one-day jump in months.
Why? Because traders think Japan -- possibly with U.S. help -- may step in to support the yen.
Here’s what actually happened:
🇯🇵 The yen has been getting crushed
🏦 Japan warned speculators to back off
📞 The New York Fed did “rate checks” on USD/JPY -- something that usually happens before possible intervention

This does NOT mean the Fed is already selling dollars, it means markets think the odds just went up.

Why this matters:
- When the U.S. and Japan act together, the dollar usually weakens
- When the dollar weakens, liquidity improves
- Better liquidity usually helps stocks, gold, and crypto. @Cellula Re-poster #dusk @Walrus 🦭/acc #walrus @Plasma #Plasma $XPL
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