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$ETH shorts are up +8,600%. π€―
This is the largest short position ever in Ethereum history.
This could trigger the largest short squeeze ever too.
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The MOVE Index is surging in the right direction to force some sort of policy response. >130 and we are green lit for a bailout of some sort.
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#FISCALDOMINANCE means monetary policy has ZERO effect.
- So CUT rates to zero.
- USE Fiscal policy (Federal GST) to tackle inflation
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Bessent buying $6B of Treasuries to bring down the yield curve
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THIS IS VERY STRANGE.
Bitfinex $ETH short positions are going parabolic, but the prices aren't going down.
Every time in the past when ETH short positions went up, the price crashed.
And when these positions were closed, ETH pumped.
This time, the opposite is happening, and it'll force the short positions to close early, leading to another short squeeze.
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Silver adjusted for money supply.
What a great chart that tells the silver story incredibly well.
A breakout with authority earlier this year, followed by a move from euphoria back to neglect as silver corrected toward former resistance, which has now become major support.
The long-term thesis for silver not only remains intact, it is stronger than ever.
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A chart of Chinese gold imports (on a trailing 12m basis) looks a bit like a chart of Korean chip exports (or US computer imports)
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Hiking rates to contain 10y yields didn't work...AGAIN.
Fiscal dominance = Fed's only choice remains HOW they want to lose the long end:
Via cutting rates (near-term inflation, medium-term good outcome) or hiking rates (near-term pain, medium-term Argentine inflation outcome.)
Fed hike = the Fed is trying to tighten financial conditions by giving more interest income to the upper leg of the "K" (Boomers) while simultaneously increasing US govt deficits (via higher interest expense).
That's like screwing to try to get your virginity back.
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Below is the main reason why gold is holding up so well despite rising interest rates, a relatively strong US dollar (temporarily) and the Western investors' ill-advised ardor for AI bubble stocks. Shouldn't take much buying from Western investors to send gold into another rollicking rally.
FT: "China has spent a record sum importing more than 1,000 tonnes of gold this year as the central bank and local investors pour cash into bullion amid rising geopolitical tensions abroad and poor returns on local assets."
"The worldβs second-largest economy spent $158.8bn on gold in the first eight months of the year. That compared with spending of $96.5bn for all of 2025 on 886 tonnes of gold."
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CNBC just filmed a hedge fund where every employee is an AI agent.
Payroll: $40,000 a year, all 4 of them. His last team cost $5,000,000 and burned him out of the business.
Watch him introduce the staff.
> Houston runs the place.
> Doocey is the red team. His only job is to break every trade idea before money touches it.
> Steffi, yes, Steffi Graf, marks up the charts. >Desmond runs the quant strategies over the weekend.
The human kept one job. He calls it the meat in the chair. Pressing the button.
7 or 8 people in New York, Hong Kong and California could not cover a crypto market that trades at 3am.
4 bots do. He started them on Claude Opus 4.6 and they have not slept since. 10x the output, his number, not mine.
527,000 people watched this in 8 days. Your timeline skipped it.
His forecast for Wall Street, on camera: one hedge fund manager, 1 or 2 humans under him, a swarm of agents under them. And for himself: "Maybe someday old BK will just have to be at the beach"
A hedge fund manager wrote his investors a goodbye letter. The crypto market that never closes had broken him.
17 months later CNBC filmed his new fund. 4 AI agents, zero humans on payroll, $40,000 a year all in. Nobody in it sleeps.
The letter is still on X. 769 views.
You run the same f*cking shift he quit. Hyperliquid at 3am, a Bitcoin alert in bed. You just never had $5,000,000 of payroll to prove it wasn't working.
From the letter: "Markets that never close have taken a toll that I could only fully recognize once I paused."
From the CNBC clip: "If it's 3 in the morning and I have an idea, I can just ping them. I don't have to worry about waking somebody up in the middle of the night, which I may or may not have done in the past."
7 or 8 people in New York, Hong Kong and California. $5,000,000 a year. Could not cover 3am.
4 bots, started on Claude Opus 4.6. $40,000 a year. Never off. 10x the output, his number.
> Houston is mission control. Every bot reports to him.
> Steffi, yes, Steffi Graf, marks up the charts.
>Desmond runs the quant strategies over the weekend.
> Doocey is the red team. Every thesis gets attacked before a dollar moves. Two Sigma keeps 1,700 people on that job.
Behind them sits what he calls the corporate brain. Every trade, every email, every piece of research is a node, wired to everything else in the firm "almost like neurons".
"Take a staff of 100, you've got a staff of 1,000"
"I've talked to people working at big hedge funds now. They're doing something like this."
527,000 people watched his clip in 8 days. Brian Kelly kept one job in it. He calls it the meat in the chair.
The market still never closes. He just isn't the one awake for it anymore.
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Hey @LukeGromen are these guys subscribers to TreeRings, sure sounds like it (1st 10 min)
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Druckenmiller: "Contrarianism is overrated. Soros used to say the crowd's right 80% of the time. You just can't be caught in the other 20%."
"I don't care if a trade is crowded if I think the thesis is right and the trend is with me."
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Most have no clue how hard they are about to win.
12 months of vertical violence inbound.
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π¨ @LynAldenContact ON WHY NOTHING STOPS THE DEBT SPIRAL:
"Congress going to say, 'The 10-year is over 5%, maybe we should trim defense spending or reform Social Security and Medicare?' It's not gonna happen. There's no political will to do that. Less than 1% chance. Negligible."
On how it plays out instead:
"If the Treasury market ever breaks, instead of Congress doing anything, the Fed steps in. They kind of have to because financial stability and moderate long-term yields are part of their mandate. Congress isn't doing it because the people don't really want it. They want a balanced budget in theory. But do you want to cut this, this, and this, or raise your taxes? 'Well, no.'"
On the historical endpoint:
"The end game for highly indebted governments, nearly 100% of the time, ends with financial repression, trying to inflate that debt away, and impairing cash and bondholders. Whether it's the central bank doing it, whether it's the Treasury doing it, whether they take turns, these are the types of things you see when you start getting over 100% debt to GDP and no realistic austerity anywhere near the horizon."
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US Dollar Alert
Negative Divergence on the 4 hour US Dollar chart .
Red Circles on chart with relative strength divergence.
Similar setup end of August.
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Breaking: Tether (Major Gold Bank) Now Buying Silver
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