Take the super long term #EURUSD chart with a grain of salt, but beside the usual fib levels, the region around 1.15 also seems interesting.

For the next few months or even years, the Jul.2006 top is much more relevant. Off that top the #euro falls against the #dollar in a very corrective fashion and I can argue for a #Elliottwave diagonal being completed. As long as 1.05 holds, immediate path to the upside should reach 1.16 minimally, while 1.24 seems to be a strong resistance.

Back on Binance one can take advantage of the Zero Fee Promotion for the EUR/USDC trading pair. Even with sippage due to low volume, it still has a very interesting structure on the hourly: a flat correction retracing 0.618. I would watch the last two lows, 1.06 and 1.03, closely if attempting long #EUR

#USDC lost parity with the US dollar I tell you that #Circle is a USDC issuing company, it had funds deposited in Silicon Valley bank, and it has ceased its operations causing:

USDC will be trading at $0.88 for each #stablecoin.

informative thread🧵📰🧑‍💻

This has generated certain doubts among #Crypto users about the support of this currency after the bank "failure".

Faced with such a situation, some users, holders of this #stablecoin, organized and made sales of USDC Other people waited to buy the coin at the lower price, hoping for a USDC appreciation.

It is worth mentioning that this #stablecoin (USDC) is the second stablecoin by #market capitalization.

Meanwhile, the #Stablecoin #Tether    has benefited in this case, due to significant sums of #money coming in.

This thread is informative and not investment advice. ⚠️

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The United States has been the dominant power in the global economy since the end of World War II. The US has the largest economy in the world and the US dollar is the world's reserve currency. This means that the US dollar is the currency that other countries use to settle international payments.

Why the US Dollar Is the Global Currency

This gives the US a great deal of power to shape the global economy. For example, the US can use its economic power to impose sanctions on countries that do not agree with its policies. The US can also use its economic power to pressure other countries to take actions that serve its own interests.

However, in recent years, the US's dominance in the global economy has begun to decline. There are a number of factors contributing to this decline, including the rise of China and Russia, the increasing use of cryptocurrencies, and the emergence of new economic powers such as India and Turkey.

China is the second largest economy in the world and its economy is growing faster than the US economy. China also has a strong industrial base and is a major source of consumer goods. This makes China a serious competitor to the US in the global economy.

Russia is also an emerging economic power. Russia has rich natural resources and is a major source of oil and gas. Russia is also a member of the G20, which is a group of the world's largest economies. This gives Russia a great deal of influence in the global economy.

The use of cryptocurrencies is another factor contributing to the decline of US dominance in the global economy. Cryptocurrencies are digital currencies that are not subject to the control of any government or central bank. This makes them more stable than traditional currencies and more attractive to investors.

The emergence of new economic powers such as India and Turkey is also a factor contributing to the decline of US dominance in the global economy. India is the second most populous country in the world and its economy is growing faster than the US economy. Turkey is also an emerging economic power and its economy is growing faster than the US economy.

These factors suggest that US dominance in the global economy is beginning to decline. It is unclear when this dominance will end, but it is clear that it will end one day. When this dominance ends, there will be a new global economic order and this order will be more stable and just than the current order.

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Are We Puppets of the US Government?

It is clear that the US is a dominant power in the global economy and that it has the power to shape the policies of other countries. This raises the question of whether we are puppets of the US government.

The answer to this question is yes, to some extent. This is because the US economy is the largest in the world and the US dollar is the world's reserve currency. This means that the US has the power to shape the policies of other countries through the use of its economic power.

For example, the US can use its economic power to impose sanctions on countries that do not agree with its policies. The US can also use its economic power to pressure other countries to take actions that serve its own interests.

This raises concerns about our political independence. If the US is able to shape the policies of other countries through the use of its economic power, it means that it is able to influence our domestic policies as well.

It is important to remember that the US is not the only country with interests in the global economy. There are other countries, such as China and Russia, that also have interests in the global economy. These countries are also seeking to shape the policies of other countries.

This means that we have some degree of independence in our domestic policies. We are not puppets of the US government, but we are not independent from it either. We live in a complex world and there are many forces that influence our domestic policies. It is important to be aware of these forces and to fight for our political independence.

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