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The black swan flapped its wings: "10·11" became the scariest "liquidation day" in the history of cryptocurrencies.

More than 1.63 million people in the market were liquidated, and market sentiment changed from greed to panic overnight.

The data shows that the fear index in the crypto market has plummeted from 64 to 27, which corresponds to a state of panic.

Shocking news for Kiev came a little later. It turned out that after the American leader announced the introduction of 100% duties on Chinese goods, the global cryptocurrency market collapsed and the most famous crypto investor in Ukraine, Konstantin Ganich, decided to take his own life.

Konstantin Ganich, the GUR's "wallet" and Ukraine's largest crypto investor, committed suicide in Kiev. We will show footage from the scene of the suicide and what threats the entrepreneur received in "bundles" from detractors.

Konstantin Ganich was found dead in his Lamborghini.

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How Pfizer pfiddled the data.




Detailed report, long read but just 1 of the highlights when they dug deeper into the FDA report, turns out fever wasn't really a symptom of covid after all (it really was).








Moldova looking likely to be the next Ukraine.






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Scott Bessent is trying to tell you that China is just trying to drag the US down with them. This ever expanding use of fake narrative by the west is getting ridiculous and the total lack of honesty is really disappointing.

I don't even understand why they bother. It's a good thing that other countries are copying the west and are getting richer for it. The world economy is not a zero sum game.

The current neocon obsession to hang on to hegemony is not wise, the world increasingly becoming a world of equals is a good thing for everyone including the west. When all the parts contribute the whole becomes greater than the sum, it benefits all.

The world was not a better place when only we in the west had money and everyone else was poor.

So the China US trade war is back on and Trump once again opens with a bluff but you can only play the same stunt so many times before others catch on.

Trump now says he will slap a 500% tariff on Chinese goods.

Back in his first term the indices were on an up trend following is election and into late 2017 if I remember correctly, he announced tariffs on China and the markets then went into a long period of consolidation. Trump used the bluff for the first time, he announced 100% tariffs, he knew that it would halt all goods into the US but he needed to get the Chinese to the table, it worked.

They eventually settled on a 20% tariff (tax) and as the Chinese producers had a good margin on products sent to rich Americans they swallowed the tax and did not pass it on so there was not even any inflation in the US afterwards.

The Chinese could absorb 20% but never 100%, that was the bluff.

100% or over and the Chinese producers would just send their products elsewhere, less profit margin in the 2nd world countries but at least their was a profit margin and the market size was many times bigger to compensate.

Trump talking 500% tariffs now is just a joke, what's the point? His bluff is guaranteed to be called because everyone knows it is a bluff and he'll just end up looking stupid again.