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Cryptocurrencies and precious metals fall after the release of the US PPI.

Why?

Producer inflation accelerated to +5.4% year-on-year, which could complicate the Fed’s next rate cuts.

Result:

Pressure on risk assets, Bitcoin under pressure, and volatility in gold and silver.

The market is reminding us of one thing: as long as inflation stays high, every piece of macro data can move markets sharply.

And now, all eyes are on the CPI.

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The last time PPI data was released, $BTC surged by 26% in 8 days.

Today, PPI data is going to be released again.

What will Bitcoin do next?

WHAT IF THE PROBLEM WASN’T THE ALTCOINS… BUT THE ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT?

For much of 2025, many people were waiting for the famous Altseason.

Bitcoin was rising.

Narratives multiplied.

New projects appeared every week.

But something was missing.

The massive rotation of capital into altcoins.

And this chart (See image ) offers an interesting clue as to why.

Look at the ISM Manufacturing PMI, an indicator that, among other things, measures the momentum of U.S. manufacturing activity.

Historically, some major phases of altcoin outperformance versus Bitcoin have coincided with an improvement in this indicator.

In 2017, the ISM bounced back strongly while the Altcoins/BTC ratio saw a spectacular explosion.

In 2021, the same thing happened: improving economic conditions and huge altcoin outperformance versus Bitcoin.

Then comes 2025.

The ISM stays below 50 for a long time, while the Altcoins/BTC ratio deteriorates sharply on the chart.

Result:

Bitcoin keeps most of the attention and capital, while many altcoins underperform.

But here’s what becomes interesting today.

Manufacturing ISM has clearly moved back above 50. In August 2026, it stood at 54.6, marking the eighth consecutive month of expansion in the manufacturing sector.

And the ISM for services also rebounded to 55.4, up from 54.1 in July.

This absolutely does not mean:

“ISM > 50 = guaranteed Altseason.”

That would be far too simplistic.

But it does mean that the economic backdrop shown in this chart is starting to change.

And that’s where investors need to look beyond just the price of altcoins.

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🔴 URGENT : 🇺🇸 The US Treasury should buy back $12.5 billion of its own debt today.

Total crypto market capitalization has just posted its first Golden Crossover since the start of the bear market.

The last time this happened was in 2023, and it marked the beginning of the market’s major reversal.

🔴 URGENT : 🇬🇭 The Bank of Ghana will soon publish guidelines to support cryptocurrency businesses.

The adoption of cryptocurrencies is growing worldwide.

Exactly 5 years ago today, El Salvador bought 400 BTC, becoming the first country to add Bitcoin to its national reserve.

Imagine coming back to May 2012 with only 1k$ to invest.

Facebook had just gone public.

Bitcoin, meanwhile, was worth barely a few dollars.

At the time, investing 1k$ in Facebook would have seemed like the obvious choice.

A well-known company.
Millions of users.
A business model already visible.

Bitcoin?

An obscure digital currency that very few people truly understood the potential of.

And yet…

📱 1k $ invested in Facebook at its IPO would have generated several thousand dollars in capital gains over the years.

₿ The same 1k $ placed in Bitcoin at that time would have followed a completely different trajectory.

In May 2012, Bitcoin was trading around $5.

In other words, with 1k $, you could have bought about 200 BTC.

Today, those same bitcoins would represent a fortune worth several million dollars, depending on the exact price at which the investment was made.

And that’s where this story gets interesting.

This is not simply a comparison between Facebook and Bitcoin.

It’s a lesson about investing in emerging technologies.

When an innovation still seems small, risky, or hard to understand, its potential can be difficult to measure.

In 2012, no one could guarantee that Bitcoin would become what it is today.

No one.

That is precisely why the potential returns were so extraordinary.

The risk was enormous.

But so was the asymmetry.

And today, Bitcoin is obviously no longer the same asset it was in 2012.

It has become much better known, much more liquid, and much more institutionalized.

So the interesting question is not:

👉 "Will Bitcoin do exactly what it has done since 2012 again?"

That would be impossible to guarantee.

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« I AM… THE BRIGHT MORNING STAR. » — Revelation 22:16

There is something powerful in this image.

The morning star appears just before dawn.

It does not mean the night never existed.

It simply means it will not last forever.

And when you look at Bitcoin, the parallel with market cycles becomes striking.

📉 Fear.
📉 Capitulation.
📉 Panic.
📉 “Bitcoin is dead.”
📉 “This time is different.”

Then gradually…

The market stops making new lows.

Selling pressure eases.

Buyers return.

And what looked like the end of the cycle gradually begins to look like the start of a new chapter.

That is exactly what some are looking for today in Bitcoin’s chart:

a morning star after a long period of darkness.

However, be careful: a technical pattern, even when it appears, never guarantees a bull run.

But it can signal a shift in momentum.

And currently, Bitcoin has already recovered a significant part of the ground it lost.

Reuters recently noted that BTC had reclaimed several important moving averages after a rise of about 30% over a few weeks.

Still, the market remains up against major resistance around $82,000–$83,000.

So maybe 2026 will not be the year when everyone realizes that the light has returned.

Maybe it will be the year when those who were still looking into the darkness begin to glimpse the star.

As Psalm 30:5 says:

“Weeping may stay for the night, but rejoicing comes in the morning.”

And maybe the question is not ultimately:

👉 “Will Bitcoin correct again?”

But rather:

👉 “Are we still in the night… or are we already witnessing dawn?”

The market will answer in time. ₿

Today, at 8:30 a.m. ET, the United States will release its non-farm payrolls report.

And this time, the market is paying particular attention to this figure.

📉 Previous: -23K
📈 Forecast: +56K

After an unusually weak July, economists are therefore expecting a rebound in job creation in August.

But for markets, the raw number won’t be the only thing to watch.

Markets will mainly want to know:

Is the U.S. economy starting to slow down… or is this just a temporary dip?

If job creation comes in well below the 56K expected, investors could strengthen their expectations of a Fed monetary easing.

➡️ Bond yields potentially under pressure
➡️ Potentially weaker dollar
➡️ Potentially supported gold
➡️ And Bitcoin could benefit from a more favorable environment for risk assets.

But watch out for the opposite scenario.

If the report shows an economy far stronger than expected, U.S. yields and the dollar could rise again.

And in that case, Bitcoin could face additional short-term pressure.

The context makes this release even more interesting: the market already has to deal with geopolitical tensions, high oil prices, and a Fed caught in a delicate balance between inflation and slowing employment.

So today, don’t look only at the jobs number.

Above all, watch the reaction of:

Dollar 🇺🇸 → Yields 🇺🇸 → Gold 🟡 → Bitcoin ₿

It’s this chain that could determine the next move.

🔥 The market is expecting 56K. The real question is: what happens if the number is very far from 56K?

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Asia continues to fail in pushing the $BTC price higher.
$BTC is down almost $1k since we shorted.
More profit coming but the fate now is in the hands of LONDO & NYC.
They may attempt to push the price to sweep the highs before dumping.

We're in a big range right now.

URGENT : 🇺🇸 BlackRock and other ETFs bought $730.87 million worth of Bitcoin.

This is the 3rd-largest inflow of 2026.

Institutional demand is back.

🚨 540 BILLION DOLLARS ADDED TO GOLD AND SILVER IN JUST A FEW HOURS.

But the number isn’t the most important part.

What matters is why the market is buying these assets right now.

Gold and silver have just seen a new bullish move as markets continue to digest the tensions between the United States and Iran.

And behind this move, several forces are coming together.

First, geopolitics.

When war threatens trade routes, energy, and financial stability, investors naturally look for assets seen as safe havens.

The Strait of Hormuz remains at the center of the problem.

A sustained disruption could keep oil at high levels, fuel inflationary pressures, and further complicate U.S. monetary policy.

Next, interest rates and the dollar.

Today, gold is benefiting in particular from the drop in the dollar and the decline in U.S. bond yields. Reuters reported this Thursday that gold was up more than 1%, as yields and the dollar eased. Silver was also rising.

And this is where the reading gets interesting.

Because gold doesn’t rise only because there’s a war.

It also rises because markets are starting to think about something much bigger:

what will monetary policy do if growth slows, while public debts remain enormous and geopolitical tensions persist?

That’s exactly why I’m also watching Bitcoin.

Gold, silver, and Bitcoin share one characteristic:

their supply cannot be created at will by a central bank.

But there’s a fundamental difference.

Gold is already an institutional asset thousands of years old.

Bitcoin is still in the process of carving out its place in the global financial system.

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While tensions between the United States and Iran continue to shake the markets, Donald Trump has just made a statement that deserves our attention.

“ The stock market will go up. ”

In other words: according to Trump, the stock market should keep rising.

And the most interesting part is the context.

The markets have just weathered several turbulent sessions, with higher oil prices, geopolitical tensions, and rising bond yields.

Yet this Wednesday, U.S. stocks bounced back: the S&P 500, the Nasdaq, and the Dow Jones were all up.

But pay attention to one thing:

A Trump statement doesn’t mean the market will necessarily go up.

The market remains exposed to several risks: inflation, interest rates, oil, U.S. debt, and above all, how the conflict with Iran evolves.

And that’s precisely where Bitcoin becomes interesting.

Because if financial conditions keep easing and investors gradually regain their appetite for risk, Bitcoin could also benefit from a return of capital to risk assets.

But if geopolitical escalation triggers another surge in inflation and rates, the scenario could become much more complicated.

Trump lays out his view.

The market will, however, have to confirm it.

And you, do you think the next move will be more 📈 stocks rising + Bitcoin, or 📉 a new correction?

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Bitcoin has slipped back below $77,000.

Ethereum has also broken below $2,400.

And behind this drop, leveraged long positions are starting to get liquidated.

Why this sudden pressure?

The market is reacting to the latest escalation between the United States and Iran.

After further U.S. strikes, Tehran threatened to retaliate, reigniting fears of a new geopolitical escalation.

And the issue isn’t just about crypto.

Oil is rising.

Bond yields are climbing.

Equity markets are falling.

In short, risk-off mode is back.

And Bitcoin, despite its narrative as a decentralized asset, is still very sensitive to what’s happening in global markets.

That’s exactly where it gets interesting.

Some investors look at this drop and see an extremely bearish signal.

Others see it as simply another shock caused by geopolitics and leveraged liquidations.

For now, it’s impossible to know which of the two scenarios will ultimately prevail.

But one thing is certain:

as long as tensions in the Middle East keep increasing, volatility is likely to remain extremely high.

The question now:

Will Bitcoin turn this correction into a real breakdown… or will buyers use the panic to take control again?

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🇺🇸 TRUMP: « THE STOCK MARKET WILL GO UP. »

Donald Trump has just reaffirmed his optimistic outlook for the markets.

And when the U.S. president talks about rising stocks, investors are bound to listen.

But the real question isn’t only: “Will the stock market go up?”

The real question is: what could fuel this increase?

Because right now, markets have to deal with several forces at the same time: geopolitical tensions, oil, interest rates, inflation, and the Fed’s decisions.

Today, Wall Street has indeed rebounded: the S&P 500 is up about 0.60%, the Nasdaq 0.50%, and the Dow Jones 0.55%.

But be careful: a green day doesn’t yet confirm a new uptrend.

And that’s exactly where Bitcoin becomes interesting.

If financial conditions ease, liquidity returns gradually, and risk appetite picks up again, Bitcoin could also benefit from this momentum.

But if rates remain high and geopolitical tensions continue to weigh on inflation, the scenario could quickly turn different.

Trump can announce his vision.

The market, meanwhile, will decide.

So the next question is simple:

👉 Is this market rebound just a bounce… or the start of a new bullish move?

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It’s probably the only question that really matters right now.

WHO IS STILL CONVINCED WHEN THE MOVE ISN’T EASY ❓️

Because markets almost never rise in a straight line.

It extends.
It retraces.
It consolidates.
Then it moves again.

And at every step, psychology changes.

When Bitcoin is rising, everyone suddenly becomes optimistic.

But the moment the market corrects by a few percentage points, the same people start to doubt.

That’s exactly where the market sorts things out.

Each jolt eliminates those who entered without real conviction.

Each retest lets the buyers who still believe in the scenario reposition.

And when selling pressure runs out…

a new leg can begin.

It may be exactly the phase we’re in right now.

Not the most spectacular part.

Not the one where everyone is talking about Bitcoin.

But the one where patience is truly put to the test.

Because one thing is certain:

Bitcoin doesn’t need everyone to be convinced today in order to be much higher tomorrow.

So the real variable might not be the price.

It might be who will still have conviction when the market finally decides to accelerate?

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« Bitcoin must necessarily fall because there is a huge amount of liquidity under $60,000. »

Ok.

I’m willing to hear the scenario.

And yes, this liquidity really does exist in the data.

But there’s one question that many people forget to ask:

Why should the market necessarily go looking for it?

Because there’s a calendar to follow?

To make those happy who are waiting for a better price?

Because a long squeeze must inevitably happen after a short squeeze?

Because we’d be dealing with a bullish trap?

All of that remains possible.

But possible doesn’t mean certain.

And if we assume that Bitcoin absolutely must go and grab that liquidity under $60,000, then we have to accept a few contradictions.

That would mean that:

Whales accumulating for months would be completely out of sync with the move.

Nearly $5 billion in spot inflows over a week would ultimately be meaningless.

A bullish month of August would automatically become an argument to sell in September.

And Bitcoin ETFs would be investing today with the idea of losing money tomorrow.

That doesn’t make much sense.

Note: I’m not saying Bitcoin can’t drop back below $60,000.

It can.

A market can always surprise.

But between “there’s liquidity under 60K” and “Bitcoin will necessarily go and grab it,” there’s a massive leap.

The data provides scenarios.

They don’t always provide the outcome.

And above all, putting your portfolio ALL IN on a single scenario because it seems likely…

That’s no longer really investing.

It’s betting.

The difference between an investor and a casino player, sometimes, is simply their ability to accept:

“ I can be right about the scenario… and still be wrong on the timing. ”

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Tron too, huh. Everyone has been waiting for 1 $ since aaa a. 🤦