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Franklin Templeton has partnered with Japan's SBI Holdings to launch a Bitcoin ETF.

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The world descends into chaos. The Fed does not cut rates, which sends Trump and the Treasury Secretary into a panic. But these are all just headlines. Look at what they are really doing: they are repeating September 2019. Last time, six months after that, the Fed cut the financial stimulus of everything and everything to FULL COIL.

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The Fed leaves rates unchanged "The committee believes that the risks of unemployment and inflation have increased."

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So, why has China been so actively hoarding gold since 2022. And there is much more than the declared 2200 tons. Some analysts believe that China has accumulated a shocking 30 thousand tons of gold. And now he is building the infrastructure to build a gold standard. These events fly past most people who are distracted by Trump's tariff war and the hot war between India and Pakistan...

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Tariffs finally reflected on the economy. And in the future, as CEOs of large stores warn, they may appear on the shelves. The US Fed is faced with a tough choice, but overall, a perfect storm is shaping up for Bitcoin's long-term future.

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