It's a trend. An upward trend that didn't happen in one day to be caused by reaching the $40 trillion mark or by dollar liquidity moving!

Global economy is getting worse every day and that is causing these assets to go up. Of course reasons differ in different markets (eg. gold is up due to central banks MASS buying it; oil is up due to serious shortage) but they all take similar effect from the worsening economy (they get more expensive).

Exactly! It was obvious to "anyone watching" but not to "everyone". Most people needed that wakeup call. Reaching $40 trillion was the "last straw that broke the camel's back" not necessarily the only reason why prices went up.

Take bitcoin itself. It was already getting ready for the rise and the "wise money" was entering the market when the daily chart looked horizontal before that BIG green candle. They knew what was coming. The rest of the "money" needed a "nudge". Sometimes a news like this can do it.

Not to toot one's own horn but to show you how obvious this was, I've selected some of my past posts where I've been pointing out the "accumulation phase" (note the dates):

4 days before the rise began:

How many people do you think were taking advantage and were buying bitcoin in the accumulation phase instead of believing the FUD and staying out scared and waiting for the drop that never came?

As far as I know, even though El Salvador's Bitcoin holdings are in profit, its economy hasn't improved much since adopting Bitcoin. They even had to reluctantly agree to a deal with the IMF for a loan to support an economy that was on the brink of default.

Bitcoin has potential, but let's be realistic. It isnt a magic wand that can fix every economic problem, especially at a national or global level. It can't single handedly help a country pay off its debt or pull an entire economy out of a crisis. That's the government's job and responsibility.

This should not be shocking to anyone. When the USA is making more and more debt, when they are printing more and more, and when they are hated by the world all around, even their "allies" are starting to hate them, it is normal that the USD will also get weaker. In fact, I secretly started to think that they are doing this because they do not want immigration. After all, if you make the USA a horrible shithole, then nobody will want to immigrate there.

At this point, they might be ruining the country to ground for some reason or another. This is why the USA will eventually be a nation that will get worse and worse and worse with time. Or maybe they will get a great president one day, and for 8 years they will get better, and that person could save the nation a bit, but if not, and they elect another idiot, the USA will have basically nothing in the near future, and they will be ruined. I understand trying to stay the biggest power in the world, but if they keep doing this, then they are not going to actually achieve anything.

It's not logical because countries can also do without debt with their sources and strategy. Having debt is always a problem, which increases taxes and also has a burden on common people. While they can cut their own expenses because mostly they are doing things just for their own interest, this has never been an ideal situation.The US economy suffered due to engagement in the Iran war; this hit them hard. Wars have never been ideal things, but just for personal sake, they are involved in suffering. Now things are getting worse; inflation is going to be high in the last few years.

Too many countries are suffering things are near out of control, but still no one is having the mindset to sit and talk about things that are surely able to solve problems, and things can be normal, but who is going to start this. It's never been easy climate change and trade deficits are huge things that need to be fixed. Now Trump is changing things, but it's too late.

The focus is on the US dollar, considering that their leaders will always boast of its economic growth will playing down on national debt. Comparing the US dollar to other currencies is unfair since its global demand is high. The fact that global trade is dollarized and it is used as the global primary reserve currency gives it an advantage. The effect of the high debt of the US dollar would become more evident if the dedollarization drive continues.

The gold and Bitcoin in the custody of the US are not close to the amount it owes. The country's gold is worth approximately $860 billion to $900 billion, and its Bitcoin reserve is valued at $25 billion.

We are fortunate to be in Bitcoin, which is a hedge against the inflation they are creating with their printing of cash, but if they can print more money every time a BTC block is mined, they could be using the money to buy BTC just as they are adding funds to the stock market at some point. So, we must be ready for anything they wnted to do because the current prump of the market is also subject to Trump and his administration statemnt, as today US Treasury Secretary Bessent announces they will launch the single greatest financial offensive ever against Iran and President Trump raises tariffs on all Canadian cars, trucks, auto parts, and steel to 50% starting 2027.

After a small correction, price started rising back up again to get one step closer to the real intrinsic value of bitcoin after months of being undervalued. And by reaching $81k that rise is now roughly 35% in only 9 days... this is how fast Reverse Bubbles™ pop.

Moreover, the breakthrough happened so quickly that something like this happens once or at most twice a year. And sometimes there are even years without such growth.

I allow for the possibility that the price may return to the 200‑week moving average, but this will only happen so that this indicator line becomes support.

There is a surprising fact about the US debt: according to analytics the US currently has the lowest gold backing for its debt. It accounts for only three percent of the total debt burden. And at one time, the US had more gold than the entire world combined.
Now it’s at its lowest level in 90 years. And this is against the backdrop of news about how consistently China is buying. At the same time, news is emerging about official purchases, and recently there have also been reports about secret purchases. Perhaps that’s why the price of gold recently reached the $4,700 mark again, which was the highest level in the past three months.

After nixon's decision to abandon gold standard, the U.S. government don't really buy nor sell any gold.

Despite being at its lowest level in 90 years, the U.S. is still holding the biggest gold reserve so it means nothing.

On top of that you need to understand that buying gold for the U.S. government will be bearish for their USD.

Other countries are buying gold in bulk because they want to diversify from USD, U.S. don't do that because it owns the USD.