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Crypto today feels like when you pour yourself a bowl of cereal and realize the only milk left is oat milk.
As well as, of courseit works… it’s just not what you expected.
(And please, don’t say “you can avoid this before the milk.” I never have. I’m not a psychopath.)
The Fed cut rates last weekthat should be bullish… but the market reacted as if it had socks for Christmas.
This happened because it wasn’t the cut that mattered; has been how Jerome Powell said.
He noted that inflation has improved, but said that the Fed remain “data dependent”. In other words, this is not the “easy money forever” that people wanted; the cut was a cautious and conditional move.
And that hint of moderation made the markets risk off: :
👉 Softened stocks;
👉 Low Treasury yields = Bond investors do not believe that this is the beginning of an aggressive easing cycle;
👉 And in crypto, where leverage had been building for weeks, that hesitation was enough to trigger a chain reaction. Once Bitcoin slipped through support levels, increased liquidations – about $400M in leveraged positions were swept;
👉 Spot ETF flows show the same sad story: Bitcoin ETF lost $1.1B, and ethereum ETFs had $363.8M in outflows as of Thursday.
But take a breath. This is not the end – it is a rinse cycle.
Crypto has been thinly stretched near all-time highs, overleveraged, overconfident. The market needed a slap.
And strangely enough, this kind of pullback is what keeps the bull alive.
So yes, the milk is not what we expected. It’s oat milk, it’s strangely sweet, and it’s kind of mixed with flavor.
But you know what? It’s still work done. Eat the cereal, go ahead, and have the spoon ready.
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Money these days is starting to feel like the fax machine – you understand why it made sense, but come onThere are better ways to move money now… It’s basically the atmosphere Standard Chartered CEO Bill Wintersbrought to Hong Kong FinTech Week when he said that almost all transactions settle on blockchains eventually.
Therefore, it means that the current systems – payments, trade finance, FX settlement, even cross-border transfers – move from traditional rails (banks, clearing houses, ledgers) to blockchain. Their logic: the blockchain infrastructure offers an establishment that is faster, more transparent and cheaperwhich will allow digital money to become the norm instead of the exception. Winters called it a “complete rewiring of the financial system.”
Now, his point was not that crypto will replace banks – it is the banks themselves are passing on crypto-style infrastructure. Standard Chartered itself is already testing tokenized deposits and stablecoins backed by the HK dollar in Hong Kong. Winters said no one knows exactly how this will play out, or which model will win. But the direction is clear: TradFi is no longer fighting blockchain, it is fusion with her And when banks that move trillions start building on the chain, the game changes – regulation tightens, infrastructure scales, and liquidity deepens. So yes, the fax machine is still in the office. It’s still working. But if banks have already switched to e-mail, maybe it’s time to check your inbox. |
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