What is going to cause the next market crash?

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Nuclear holocaust
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=tU2rlSTG_n8

>>60632995 (OP)
Orange Man opens his mouth.
>DUDE MUH CRYPTO WEEK
>BTC -5%

>>60632995 (OP)
Trumps retarded tariffs.

>>60632995 (OP)
French debt crisis.

we're got 3 big ones:

rates ain't getting cut (july 29) and inflation is going up
tariffs back on (august 1)
russia must agree to ceasefire by end of august or china and india are getting slapped with big tariffs

also >>60629668

>>60633047
How is it any different from any other country's debt?

it's always caused by liquidity
so dollar shortage, since things are priced in the US shitcoin
but we're starting an easing cycle
Powell will be sacked next year or earlier
he has to cut September
the next fed chair will be a maxx dove

>>60632995 (OP)
>guys the bullrun is dead because im not making 100x gains anymore
>meanwhile the entire crypto space is over 3 trillion in market cap

Gee i wonder why the normal amount of capital inflowing isnt pumping the price

>>60633811
How about the Genius Bill? Imagine banks buying Us debt and being able to issue stablecoins backed by it.
That is like a liquidity bomb.

Most people on here already know this, but bitcoin is going to crash when Trump leaves office in 2028

>>60633812
You guys think that we are as smart as you and we dont. Most of us are retarded so i dont get what you say.
We are in a distribution phase where whales are dumping on retail? Is that it?

>>60633820
This is going to be the solution, not the problem

>>60633802
The french economy is fucking huge and just like Greece in 2011 France doesn't control their own money (retarded I know)
Remember when Greece almost destroyed the entire world's economy?
It's like that but with a much bigger country
The difference between french and US/Japanese debt is that France doesn't have their own independent central bank therefor no lender of last resort therefor markets panic

>>60634008
Ever heard of something called EU, retarded mutt? Do i really have to explain to you that the central european bank will just take care of it?

>>60633028
/thread

>>60633820
>>60633998
if I have a chunk of cash on hand what do I do with this information ? I have pretty much no crypto

>>60632995 (OP)
Pfft. Panican everything is all right. Btc reached ath and other bulshit that is already priced in, trust the plan.

>>60634095
The only good moment to buy crypto is when nobody wants to.
The genius bill will not be in effect until 2026 at least.

>>60632995 (OP)
Nothing ever happens

>>60632995 (OP)
Saylor/Blackrock selling 10% of their stack so they generate panic so people sell so they buy back cheaper

>>60632995 (OP)

something in crypto that everybody takes for granted and people dont think will break that is antithesis to crypto/decentralisation. thats whats going to crash.

Next market crash? It will be In december when a trucker Allah ackbars a German Christmas market

>>60635906
Satoshi starts selling

>>60632995 (OP)
>>60633028
Or some other stupid fucking meaningless war spurts out in some third world shithole nobody cared for before said war started. And then Bitcoin will go back down (again) to 80k or whatever the fuck, ETH will remain in sub 3k hell from which it just escaped and my KET and NPC and GIGA and all solana slop coins I own will go to omega 0 and drive me bankrupt forcing me to kill myself. I don't know what amount of negative karmic energy I raked up in my past lives but hoooly fuck dude just sit back and watch, this is what will happen.
>>60633825
What has trump done for crypto besides promising with his hand raised up to God that he'd make it a big investment plan for the US?
>Made up a gay bill that mentions crapto two times with a bunch of unnecessary undesirable shit everywhere, destined to fail
>Mentions it in 1 out of 40 Truth Social (TM) blog posts
>Pumped like 50k into it from some retarded fund, funds probably went anywhere else but Bitcoin anyways
>...
>
That's about it. Nothingburger.

>>60632995 (OP)
i really thought it would be the rehypothecation through liquid staking, eigenstaking etc etc but now I really do think it will be something trump does or a consequence of his actions

>>60632995 (OP)
Don't even remind me, the only good thing I achieved in this bull run was recovering 9k with shido from the disaster at the beginning of the year, I deserved more.

>>60636332
buy an ad, ranjeesh stop shilling this shit in every thread
p.d I hope you die in a fire you scammer indian poorfag

Donald Trump is going to get booed at a crypto event and nuke the price. Screencap this

Israel bombing Syria as we speak. How long can they keep getting away with it?

>>60634072
Is the EU central bank solvent enough to take on that much? I thought it was basically Germany and France keeping the EU going after brexit, and Im going to be real here, I stopped going to most cities in europe almost 10 years ago due to the amount of ruination in general from the cultural enrichment process, so id hate to see how bad it is there now.

It would be sudden unexpected deflation if anything. The US isn't entirely prepared for the sudden loss of economic activity from immigrants and foreign investors or importers. I support the current agenda but acknowledge that we are actually creating deflationary circumstances which could shock markets. I think this is why Trump is so hard on JPow right now, if it starts to spiral it's really hard to catch it in time.

>>60639042
You are not wrong in thining the euro has an expiration date. There are people who believe that the European Union was made so it could be destroyed.
To be honest i dont know what the fuck is keeping the value of the euro up.

>>60632995 (OP)
What has always caused, reality.
Something that won't hold the weight of current scams any longer, people will try to withdraw, or wales will dump some of their reserve and the crude realization will hit.
>oh shit, no.
When that happens its too late.

Something I noticed with all the crashes I have studied, is that it's always a combination of a repackaging of the idea of a free lunch, debt and greed, it is that simple, in my experience. Bitcoin and the cryptocurrency market has all of that, and no product after 16 years. I have read the paper, some of the code and accompanied the creation and change of btc on and off throughout the years, and don't believe it was created as a scam, I truly don't, nonetheless, the monstrosity it became it's not short of it.

>>60633820
that's already how stablecoins work

>>60633998
that's not a solution to anything
>>60634095
that information is meaningless
all stablecoins are made up of cash-equivalent short term treasuries
you can break down circle's or tether's balance sheet on GPT if you want, it's 99% treasuries

>>60632995 (OP)
yen carry trade

>>60632995 (OP)
Trump overspending, yields soaring, tariffs causing inflation to crush the consumer spending. Even a double digit iq can see it, but not single iq rednecks from a rural village in alabama

>>60639214
again?

>>60639190
Regular banks acting like the fed? No way

>>60632995 (OP)
Pick one:

> MSTR liquidates its bitcoins because they decided its time to rug.

> everyone realizes that normies are broke and won't show up to buy their bags.

> Democrats win the 2028 elections and start their crypto crackdown to avenge the 2024 elections.

> Orange man surrenders to AIPAC blackmailing with Epstein files and finally invades Iran for israel.

> Orange man opens his mouth.

I mean 80 % chance the next bear market will involve the orange man.

>>60632995 (OP)
the interest payments on western debt+the fact that unlike the previous recession since the 90s there isn't any cheap credit left to plug the hole. the result will be a total irrecoverable meltdown of the European economy, a dead cat bounce for America and mass immigration in east Asia, followed by the total collapse of everything in 30 years.
Also weakening magnetic field plus cme= total grid death.

>>60640495
>Also weakening magnetic field plus cme= total grid death.

I don't know exactly what will cause it, but the the crash is going to extra fucking hard when bail-ins happen and proles learn that they do not actually own securities - they have "security entitlements"

>Let’s say that you have purchased an automobile for cash. Having no debt against the vehicle, you believe that you now own it outright. Despite that, the auto dealer has been allowed by a newly invented legal concept to treat your car as his asset, and to use it as collateral to borrow money for his own purposes. Now the auto dealer has become bankrupt, and your vehicle along with all of the others sold by the dealer are seized by certain secured creditors of the dealership, with no judicial review being necessary, as legal certainty was previously established that they have absolute power to take your car in the event of the bankruptcy of the dealer.

This has already been done quietly behind the scenes. The Uniform Commercial Code is going to fuck every single person who has assets in a custodial account.

>>60641337
• Ownership of securities as property has been replaced with a new legal concept of a "security entitlement", which is a contractual claim assuring a very weak position if the account provider becomes insolvent.
• All securities are held in un-segregated pooled form. Securities used as collateral, and those restricted from such use, are held in the same pool.
• All account holders, including those who have prohibited use of their securities as collateral, must, by law, receive only a pro-rata share of residual assets.
“Re-vindication,” i.e. the taking back of one’s own securities in the event of insolvency, is absolutely prohibited.
• Account providers may legally borrow pooled securities to collateralize proprietary trading and financing.
• "Safe Harbor" assures secured creditors priority claim to pooled securities ahead of account holders.
• The absolute priority claim of secured creditors to pooled client securities has been upheld by the courts.

>>60639069
>>60634072
the only thing keeping the euro up is the faustian deal that the old money landed royal families made with the rothschilds to buy more unlife from global markets in exchange for accepting infinite browns to kalergify their peasants

in other words, it's joever

>>60639069
Europe is running in accumulated wealth. It will not last forever. It’s been in terminal decline since the Greek debt crisis.

>>60632995 (OP)
cyberpandemic starting in the internet and financial markets and spreading

>>60633820
they are going to issue long-dated/perpetual bonds (100y or more) and require stablecoin issuers to back their currencies with only certain kinds of bonds or other assets

>>60641467
who the fuck is going to buy a 100 year bond?

>>60633055
So basically you are saying put everything on a stable coin by end of july and then buy back in around september.

Ive been telling myself to play the game like this for years now but 1) I never do and 2) I would get taxed to hell anyway so what's the point.