Three things tonight after the close line up perfectly.

WSJ fires the first shot: S&P 500 for September looks flat—nearly 80% of stocks are down, with an average drop of 5%. The Nasdaq is up 3% largely thanks to the AI/compute-power theme, while the other dozen or so sectors are all green. The Russell 2000 is directly taking a hit, down 5%. Traditional capital is being funneled into the narrow channel of data centers.

Trump adds fuel: In a sense, inflation can quickly pay off the $4 trillion federal debt. When you say that to the market, it essentially upgrades the “devaluation trade”—the dollar’s real purchasing power is being used as leverage.

Crypto goes the opposite way: “Maji” is 25x long Ethereum, 40x long Bitcoin, and 10x long small coins on-chain. Total unrealized loss is $450,000, and the Ethereum position alone loses $250,000 in a single trade. On-chain monitoring data shows old addresses bought above 97,000 about 1–2 years ago are now distributing.

There are two paths for capital: go into the leading compute-power names and bet on dollar devaluation; the contrarian route can only add leverage and bet on direction within the crypto market. $BTC is currently stuck below 85,000, and sidelined off-exchange capital is still waiting.

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