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📌 BTC: ENCOURAGING, BUT MANIPULATIVE Bitcoin started the year with growth – a 5-day recovery to the 91-93k range began on January 1st. At first glance, everything looks positive, but the market is too cautious here to believe in a clean reversal. 📌What's important to understand: The downward slope since October has NOT been formally broken. Liquidity was low in the last two weeks of December – sellers didn't leave, they simply reduced their activity. 📌Momentum +6-7% (85-87k → 91-93k) This looks like a technical rebound, not a trend change. 📌The 93-99k zone is key This is where: a downtrend is underway past distributions are located liquidity is concentrated 👉This is where it would be logical to return sellers 📌 Why the movement looks like manipulation The rise started exactly on January 1st (psychology) No strong volumes The price is returning to the range, not breaking out of it No trend breakout Classic pattern: give hope → accumulate liquidity → decide the fate of the movement 📌Key idea Time is not the deciding factor here. Buyers' aggression and a quick breakout above 100k are needed. Without: momentum volumes a consolidation above 99-101k The rise risks remaining a simple pullback in a bearish structure. My position I'm watching. No rush. There's no ideal entry point here—the whole year is ahead. 📌 Either the market confirms strength above 100k, 📌 or sellers return from the 93-99k zone. Haste is the enemy right now.

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🌍 THE WORLD ON THE EDGE OF TWO SYSTEMIC CRISES: CHIPS AND OIL 📌Taiwan – a critical hub for technology 90% of the most advanced chips (<7 nm) are produced in Taiwan (TSMC) An island 160 km from China, which officially considers it its territory The entire global economy depends on a fragile geopolitical line The US is building factories to reduce dependence, but it's expensive and too late What will happen if China goes after Taiwan? TSMC shutdown → collapse of global supply chains Crisis in AI, telecom, auto, and defense Global recession and hyperinflation in tech goods Investors evaluate Apple, Nvidia, and AMD stocks, but ignore the main risk: Taiwan 📌 Oil and choke points Venezuela: production fell from 3.2 million to ~0.8–1 million barrels per day Recovery requires $80–100 billion and 5–10 years China is critically dependent on cheap oil from Venezuela and Iran The US can block oil flows without outright war through sanctions, insurance, and route control Key choke points: Strait of Malacca, Red Sea. 📌It is impossible to quickly restore production and provide China with cheap oil—the shortage will persist for years. 📌China has begun large-scale military exercises around Taiwan. A semicircle is forming around the island: maritime, air, and potentially cyberspace. The Taiwan Strait median line has been breached → pressure on territorial waters. TSMC is under direct risk. Disruptions in chip logistics and increased insurance/transportation costs are possible. Potential outflow of foreign specialists. Global supply chains are under threat: a domino effect for tech and auto. Risk of a systemic shock comparable to or worse than a pandemic. 📌Taiwan is the most important point in the global economy. Venezuela/Iran + choke points—China's strategic dependence on oil.

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TRUMP: We're going to force our biggest oil companies, the biggest in the world, to spend billions of dollars to repair Venezuela's badly damaged oil infrastructure and start generating profits for the United States. Venezuela is the world's largest oil reserve country, and that was clearly the main reason for today's operation.

📌President Trump said the United States intends to take control of Venezuela until a "safe, orderly, and measured transition of power" is ensured.

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