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In this video, Dr. Marsh from the Crypto Maxx team provides a clear explanation of the real reasons that lead to traders' losses.
📌 The explanation focuses on fundamental mistakes made by many, most notably: ▪️ Entering the market without a clear trading plan ▪️ Being influenced by emotions (fear and greed) instead of discipline ▪️ Overusing leverage ▪️ Overtrading and chasing quick profits ▪️ Neglecting capital management and failing to adhere to stop-losses ▪️ Switching between strategies without testing or patience
💡 Dr. Marsh clarifies that successful trading is based not on speculation, but on risk management, discipline, and consistency.
A report on US jobs (NFP) came in far worse than expected, showing a loss of 23,000 jobs during July, while markets were expecting an increase of 85,000 jobs.
Meanwhile, the unemployment rate fell to 4.1% versus expectations of 4.2%, and the previous month’s data was revised to weaker levels—reflecting a clearer slowdown in the US labor market.
What does that mean?
Simply put: the weaker the labor market data, the more likely it is that the Federal Reserve will start cutting interest rates to support the economy.
So we may see: 📉 Pressure on the US dollar. 📈 A pullback in bond yields. 🟢 Support for gold, and crypto—especially Bitcoin—may also benefit if expectations for rate cuts continue to rise.
However, market reaction will be the deciding factor, because investors will differentiate between a normal economic slowdown that supports rate cuts and the start of a recession that could trigger a wave of selling in high-risk assets.
U.S. crude oil imports from Saudi Arabia fell to zero barrels during July—the first full month since 1985.
This decline comes as tensions between the United States and Iran have escalated, significantly affecting oil flows through the Gulf, which led to the suspension of Saudi shipments to the American market throughout the month.
By comparison, U.S. refineries had been importing more than 800,000 barrels per day from Saudi Arabia earlier this year.
Meanwhile, Venezuela’s exports to the United States rose to about 600,000 barrels per day, helping to offset a large part of the shortfall.
What do you think? Does this shift redraw the map of global oil trade, or is it just a temporary effect of geopolitical events? 👇
US Crypto Law: Is it protecting the market or redistributing financial power?
Behind the scenes: the fight isn’t just about Bitcoin When politicians in Washington talk about the new crypto law, it’s presented as an attempt to protect investors and regulate the digital currency market. But behind this rhetoric lies a much bigger struggle: who gets to shape the US financial system in the years to come?
The old relationship between the dollar and the yen no longer works as it did before.
Previously: whenever the U.S. interest rate rose relative to Japan’s, the dollar strengthened against the yen.
🔻 Now it’s the opposite... despite the advantage of U.S. interest rates decreasing, the yen kept weakening instead of recovering.
✅ The reason: investors exited carry trade positions as volatility rose, and the yen’s movement became influenced by other factors as well—such as Japan’s financial conditions—not just the interest-rate differential.
Why does it matter for crypto traders?
Because changes in global currency movements affect liquidity and risk appetite, which may be reflected in the performance of assets like BTC and the rest of the crypto market.
The hardest part of Bitcoin DeFi isn’t making BTC productive. It’s making it productive without quietly adding a new trust layer.
That’s why I find Babylon’s Trustless Bitcoin Vaults (TBV) interesting.
The key question isn’t simply “Can BTC be used in DeFi?” it’s who controls the BTC, and what assumptions are required to get it back?
TBV approaches this through a Bitcoin-native vault architecture designed around programmable rules, redemption, and minimized reliance on custodians or wrapped representations.
That distinction matters.
If Bitcoin is going to become collateral for lending, liquidity, and other DeFi primitives, the real innovation may be reducing the number of entities users must trust, not just increasing what their BTC can earn.
Coins considered among the most prominent and strongest projects in the cryptocurrency market; for years, they have been the focus of great hopes and expectations among investors. But, like most market coins, it was not spared from severe downturn waves; some even saw breaks below historical lows and price levels that many investors had not considered. And the most important question now is:
💥 In a strong and interesting statement... the rules of the game are changing in the crypto market!
The message is clear: “Fung Li,” citing the leadership of Strategy, says that island regulations have become fully prepared at (SEC, CFTC, the US Treasury).
The message is clear: regulation is coming no matter what, either through parliamentary legislation (the Clarity Law) or through the influence of the executive authority. A decisive step that ends the ambiguity of the past few years and opens the door to a new phase of stability and institutional entry. 🚀📈 $BTC $ETH
A new and important change in the Strateji company policy
What happened was not just selling you an amount of Bitcoin, but a departure from the company’s philosophy and a radical change in how it deals with it
The company used to consider Bitcoin an invaluable treasure that could not be sold under any circumstances, no matter what happened. But the reality is different: with continuous price declines, rising expenses, and operating costs, the company has started selling $BTC
The company seeks to save share $STRC and its reputation after investors’ recent concerns, and has increased its liquidity holdings to avoid any strong stock sales
✅ Michael Saylor came out to justify the sale, saying it is from the company—not an individual action related to his investment choice
Coinbase’s platform saw large Bitcoin inflows after a period of stagnation, while demand in the United States remained weak.
Inflows from coins held for 3-5 years rose by 595%, while coins held for 5-7 years rose by 1016%, which could increase selling pressure given there are fewer buyers able to absorb the rising supply.