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⚙️ Crypto Systems Allocation Holdings ⚙️ Dominant Asset(s): 1. 🟠 Bitcoin (#BTC) Exposure Suggestions: -> 100% 🟠 Bitcoin (#BTC) Of Our Total Portfolio, We Are In 100% 💵 Cash (#USD)
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The U.S. just crossed $38 trillion in debt It's adding a $trillion every two months. History calls this Ferguson’s Law: When debt costs exceed defense, empires fall, @biancoresearch reminds us. #DebtCrisis #Economy #FiscalPolicy #USD #Gold
Ferguson’s Law: Any great power that spends more on debt than on defense is likely to cease being a great power.
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Trader Satoshi retweeted
#bist100 #XU100 #USD #ALTIN #onsaltın Son olarak üç hisse daha inceledim. Bunlarla ilgili destek bölgelerini belirlediğim alanları da grafikte işaretledim. Tepki almasını beklediğim bölgeyi belirttim siz de analizinizi yapın lütfen #PAPIL 16,96₺ #EUREN 7,01₺ #BIENY 37,86₺
Way to go Yotes🐾!!! #USD #Coyotes #SouthDakota USD beat SDSU!!!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Musk’s Net Worth Drops $10 Billion—And Tesla Shares Fall—Here’s Why - Forbes $TSLA #Tesla #️⃣ #usd #stocks #investing betonmarket.it/2025/11/09/mu…
The real gold price spike/parabolic moves driven by hype or frenzy of #gold might be happening on Q2-2026. Thats where majority people and institutions/companies extremely converting their ±15-20% AUM into Gold and #USD will suffer. #ihsg #SPX500 #FTSE100 #xau #Silver #gdx #gdxj
The total $USD₮0 issued on #Flare is $52,773,895. flare.builders/charts 🤖 #USD₮0 #DeFi
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Since 2000, global money supply has risen +446%, or $116 trillion, a compounded annual growth rate of +7.0%. For those who wonder why prices keep rising. #inflation #usd #eur
BREAKING: Global broad money supply surged +6.7% YoY in September, reaching a record $142 trillion. This measure covers 169 economies, representing 99% of global GDP. Year-to-date, money supply has jumped +9.1%, driven by China and the US. Since 2000, global money supply has risen +446%, or $116 trillion, a compounded annual growth rate of +7.0%. China now makes up the largest proportion, at $47 trillion, or 33% of global liquidity. The European Union follows at $22.3 trillion, or 16%, and the US at $22.2 trillion, or 16%. Money supply is through the roof.