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Breaking News: $750 billion wiped out from the US stock market in just 60 minutes after Iran rejects US nuclear demands.
The S&P 500 index drops 1.13%, erasing $640 billion.
The Nasdaq index drops 1.76%, erasing $680 billion.
The Dow Jones index drops 0.28%, erasing $60 billion.
The Russell 2000 index drops 0.55%, erasing $16 billion.
Market instability returns.

The demand for gold is expected to continue increasing this year:
Global gold demand is projected to reach a record approximately 4,900 tons by 2026, marking the second consecutive year of growth.
Demand for gold used in jewelry is expected to increase by an additional 100 tons, reaching around 1,700 tons, the highest since 2024.
Gold purchases by central banks worldwide are estimated to reach a record high of about 1,000 tons.
Gold-backed ETF funds are expected to record a net inflow of around 900 tons for the second consecutive year.
Meanwhile, demand for gold bars and coins is expected to r

Bitcoin is approaching the highest oversold levels of all time.
The weekly RSI index is currently lower than almost all historical levels.
Instances of the index being lower since 2016 have only occurred during:
- November/December 2018, when Bitcoin sharply declined from $6,000 to $3,000.
- June/July 2022, during the collapse of 3AC and Genesis's final bankruptcy.

This is truly SHOCKING.
Jane Street's secret trading technique is to accumulate shares, then sell them off in seconds to crash the price and profit from short selling.
They used a similar manipulation algorithm at 10 a.m. in the Indian market and made $4.23 billion, leading to a temporary ban from the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI).
Their simple guidebook is:
1) Have billions of dollars from investors
2) Buy Bitcoin spot at a price, for example, $68,000
3) Open large short positions through options or derivatives
4) Sell a large amount of BTC within minutes using algorithms, com

Jane Street Lawsuit Sparks "Number 10" Theory in Cryptocurrency Market
The recent lawsuit against Jane Street alleging market manipulation in cryptocurrencies and options has caused a stir among traders. Observers note that the daily liquidity sell-offs at 10 a.m. stopped immediately after the lawsuit was made public, fueling speculation about a "stop and end" effect.
The lawsuit accuses Jane Street of using complex algorithms and internal-level order flow data to front-run retail liquidations. Analysts associate this with the so-called "Number 10" model: major events such as the Luna collapse

For many months, 10 a.m. only meant one thing: the liquidation on Jane Street.
Yesterday, they were sued for illegal insider trading.
And today, at 10 a.m.? Bitcoin surges again.
Is this a coincidence, or has the game changed?

🚨DOES JANE STREET HAVE ANYTHING TO DO WITH THE COLLAPSE ON OCTOBER 10TH, THE BIGGEST LIQUIDATION EVENT IN CRYPTO HISTORY?
Look at the pattern.
Jane Street:
• Made $10 billion in trading revenue in just one quarter, more than the major Wall Street banks.
• Banned from operating in India after regulators accused them of index manipulation and seized $570 million.
• Currently sued for insider trading related to the $40 billion Terra collapse that began on May 10, 2022.
• Became the second-largest buyer of BlackRock’s IBIT Bitcoin ETF.
And then there’s the number 10.
May 10, 2022: LUNA crashes fr

Global investors are diversifying their portfolios away from U.S. stocks:
For every $100 invested in global equity funds in 2026, only $26 is currently flowing into U.S. stocks, the lowest allocation since 2020.
The flow of capital into U.S. funds is on track for a second consecutive year of decline.
In comparison, at the peak in 2022, this ratio was 3.5 times higher at 92%.
International equity funds have attracted an average record-breaking inflow of +$65 billion per week over the past 4 weeks.
This is largely driven by South Korea, where investors have poured +$18 billion into Korean stocks