Yesterday was officially the first day Bank of America stock has fully recovered from the Global Financial Crisis.
Source: Dividendology @dividendology
While everyone’s watching bitcoin… stablecoins quietly crossed $311 BILLION in circulation — processing more payments than Visa this year.
And nobody’s talking about it. Tether & Circle now hold $200B+ in U.S. Treasuries, earning $15B/year in interest — while moving $10 TRILLION across a system Wall Street can’t even see. Every stablecoin = a Treasury bond purchased. Every transaction = U.S. dollar dominance extended. Latin America runs on USD stables. The Middle East moves crisis liquidity through them. Corporates slash cross-border costs 70% — no banks, no permission, no friction. Welcome to the Eurodollar 2.0 era: faster, traceable, and Congress-approved. 📊 The numbers don’t lie: $1.5T Treasury demand by 2027 $50B+ in annual U.S. debt savings 55% growth in ten months 1-second settlement Meanwhile… China’s digital yuan? still not there. Where could we be heading by 2028? 💵 $2T in circulation? 🌍 25% of global remittances? 🏦 Trillions in tokenized assets? 🔗 A fully re-plumbed global financial system? The U.S. Dollar went digital — and didn’t even ask permission. Source: Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡ @shanaka86 on X
Challenger Job cuts was one of the reasons for the equity market weakness yesterday..
Given the lack of government data, any report gets huge attention... Source: RBC, Bloomberg
Treasury TGA is about to break $1T. Only time bigger was during C-19.
Treasury can’t spend because of shut down. QT ends in December, $70B of buying per month. Potential liquidity tsunami is about to hit the system
Is bitcoin weakness signalling more downside ahead for the Nasdaq?
Source: Bloomberg
Robinhood $HOOD now has 11 separate business segments generating more than $100 Million of revenue on an annualized basis.
Source: Source: Evan @StockMKTNewz
$SPY S&P 500 is back at multi-month channel support.
Can the bulls pull off another stick save? Source: TrendSpider LLC
The US has added copper, silver, and uranium to its official list of critical minerals
This expanded the Trump administration’s definition of resources considered essential to the nation’s economy and security According to a Bloomberg report, citing a US government website, the revised US Geological Survey list now includes 60 minerals in total — 10 more than before — with new additions such as metallurgical coal, potash, rhenium, silicon, and lead. The list also encompasses 15 rare earth elements and replaces the previous version published in 2022. https://lnkd.in/eFTMDJ29 Source: Firstpost
