let's hear about NASA financials and wait for space x...this is chess, just like how he acquired x (twitter). gained a company and paid nothing.
TrumpAnalysis
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#DonaldTrump #ElonMusk Since Trump's inauguration, the wealth of the richest billionaires has taken a considerable hit. Elon Musk has been hit hardest, with his net worth plummeting by $148 billion. 🔵@voicetov ⭐ boosty $TRUMP $DOGE
What a rollercoaster for Bitcoin and crypto in general!
Whether the market’s soaring or dipping these days, it’s hard to shake the memory of that brutal dump. Bitcoin crashed all the way down to $3,760—its lowest point that year. Total bloodbath, right? And to top it off, that was the same day the WHO officially declared Covid-19 a pandemic. Talk about timing!
Looking back, though, it’s pretty cool to see how Bitcoin’s been doing on March 13 every year since then. Check this out: - 2020: $3,800 (yikes) - 2021: $56,400 (huge bounce-back!) - 2022: $39,000 (still solid) - 2023: $22,200 (bit of a dip) - 2024: $71,500 (crushing it) - 2025: $84,000 (today—wild, huh?)
Ever since that 2020 low, Bitcoin’s been on a tear, smashing through peaks left and right. It kinda makes me think of what CZ once said—you know, the Binance guy?
He had this line: "If the market doesn’t shake out the weak hands, it won’t have the strong foundation to grow further." Rough translation, but you get the vibe. It’s like the market needed that chaos to build something tougher.
Big moves are coming, and it’s all about $7 TRILLION in US debt. Here’s why Trump (allegedly) wants to crash the stock market 👇
🔹 The US government has to refinance $7T in debt within 6 months. But with high interest rates, it’s too expensive to borrow money. 🔹 If stocks crash, investors panic and rush into safe assets like US Treasury bonds (especially 10-year bonds). 🔹 More bond buying = bond prices up, yields (interest rates) down 📉 🔹 Lower yields make it cheaper for the US to refinance debt 💰 🔹 The Fed will have no choice but to cut rates—and that’s where the magic happens…
🔥 After the crash, a MEGA PUMP is coming! Lower interest rates = more liquidity = bullish for risk assets like crypto! 🚀
Don’t panic sell! The bull market isn’t over—it’s just being delayed while the big players set up their next move. Are you ready? 🤔
If you guys bought #xrp a few days ago when extreme fear was 10, and now with the extreme fear of 15... you'd be up about 8 percent, even with the pump and dump.
that to me means it's a kick off, or wick in the green. We double bottomed!!!
We are not in bear season , this is the bull phase, don't let the news intimate you from making extreme profits.
go long, and good luck
disclaimer : this isn't financial advice
The first cryptocurrency summit takes place, March 7, it can only be positive.
After being at my ATH... and loosing more than 50- 60 percent, then gaining what I've put in because I borrowed crypto ( thinking the price would drop more, which it did). Now we're in extreme fear, I'm all in, going long!!!
Special thanks to noone13, even tho he's rude A.F. I just blame it on his age .
I borrowed this morning and supplied, but I didn't switch my borrow until now...and it won't let me
Future Crypto Feed
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Aave Votes to Halt Lending on Polygon PoS Chain, Potentially Impacting Over $300 Million in TVL
The $AAVE community has voted to cease its lending operations on Polygon's $POL Proof-of-Stake (PoS) chain, a decision that could lead to a significant reduction in Polygon's Total Value Locked (TVL) by over $300 million. This move comes in response to security concerns surrounding Polygon's proposed use of more than $1 billion in bridged stablecoin assets for yield generation. Marc Zeller, founder of the Aave Chan Initiative, spearheaded the proposal to withdraw Aave's lending services from Polygon's PoS chain. The proposal aims to mitigate potential security risks associated with bridged assets, which have historically been vulnerable to exploits. Zeller emphasized the need to protect Aave users from possible vulnerabilities, citing past bridge-related incidents that resulted in substantial losses within the decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem. This development follows a broader trend of protocols reassessing their operations on Polygon. Recently, Lido announced the phase-out of its staking services on the Polygon PoS chain, citing challenges such as limited user demand. These collective actions underscore the importance of robust security measures and risk assessments in maintaining the integrity and trustworthiness of DeFi platforms. How do you think Aave's decision will impact the future of lending protocols on Polygon's PoS chain? Source: The Block