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Welcome to Alex Falcon! 🚀 Dive into the latest news and updates about finance and cryptocurrency from a perspective that matters. With nearly 3 million members, we're your go-to for everything related to market trends, including deep dives into strategies by prominent figures like Michael Saylor and Tether's historic audit conducted by KPMG. Wondering what’s impacting global economies? We analyze crucial movements like the U.S.'s interventions in currency exchange rates or shifts in government bond yields. Our focus also includes breaking down crypto complexities — from Bitcoin selling strategies to discussions around USDT's backing to bolster investor confidence. Join discussions on key topics: - 💰 The interplay between currencies and their implications on international debt markets. - 📉 Strategies adopted by companies managing massive crypto holdings. - 🔍 Insights about significant audits shaking up stablecoin perceptions. We aim for critical thinking over clickbait; our community thrives on sharing leveraged knowledge one update at a time. So come along for informed discussions surrounding trading tips, market impact factors, or any aspect of the financial landscape you're curious about! See you inside!
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How the U.S. “saved” Japan — and themselves in the process The Japanese yen recently fell to a 40-year low — nearly 164 to the dollar. And for the first time since 1998, the U.S. stepped in itself to support the yen’s exchange rate. But why would America even save someone else’s currency? Because Japan is the largest foreign holder of U.S. government debt, with roughly $1.14 trillion in U.S. Treasuries. And that’s a real trap. Because of the crisis, Japan spent $73 billion in the spring to support the yen. But it still fell. The question became: where do you get even more dollars? — Exactly, by dumping those same Treasuries. But if they start doing that, yields on U.S. debt will shoot up. In other words, Japan’s problems suddenly become America’s problems. And that’s when the U.S. came up with a workaround: Japan was given the ability to borrow the dollars it needed against its U.S. Treasuries — instead of selling them on the market. And the U.S. itself, to support the yen, sold its euro reserves instead of dollars. So they strengthened the yen without weakening the dollar. Formally, the U.S. was saving Japan and its currency. In reality, it was saving its own debt market, and with it, the stability of the entire dollar system. When you owe the world trillions, a crisis for your creditor automatically becomes a crisis for you. And saving them is the only way to save yourself.
What’s going on with Strategy? Just a month ago, I wrote that Michael Saylor’s company had started selling Bitcoin for the first time. At the time, it was easy to write it off as a one-off. But the selling has continued. Over the summer, Strategy has sold nearly 7,000 BTC worth roughly $430 million, and the company has officially given itself the option to sell Bitcoin whenever it needs dollars. And Saylor found a pretty clever way to spin it. His famous “never sell your Bitcoin” apparently was advice for individual investors, not companies. As he put it, he personally isn’t selling any of his BTC. But his company, Strategy, has every right to sell its holdings. So, in short: keep holding Bitcoin. The market wasn’t convinced, though. Every new sale has been met with a pullback and even a bit of panic. Although, so far, those moves have eventually been bought back up. Still, honestly, it’s way too early to worry about this. In reality, Strategy has sold less than 1% of its Bitcoin holdings and still holds more than 840,000 BTC. The key here is to look at the bigger picture, not individual headlines. If Strategy’s total Bitcoin holdings continue to grow, then nothing fundamental has changed. But if, by the end of the year, selling consistently starts to outweigh buying, that’s when we can start talking about a real change in strategy.
Historic moment: Tether has undergone a real audit for the first time Remember the crypto market’s biggest fear all these years? “What if USDT isn’t actually fully backed?” That question is now settled. KPMG, one of the Big Four auditors, issued an unqualified opinion on Tether’s 2025 financial statements. This is the company’s first full audit in its entire history. They didn’t just check a “snapshot at a specific date” — they reviewed everything: the balance sheet, revenue, cash flows, and counterparties. All the way down to physically counting every gold bar in the vaults. Bottom line: reserves exceed liabilities by $6.8 billion. 🔎 Why didn’t this happen earlier? There are 3 reasons: • Major auditors stayed away from crypto for years. There were simply too many scams and too much reputational risk surrounding the sector. Tether itself acknowledged that the company had long been a toxic client for the Big Four: in 2021, it paid fines to U.S. regulators over misleading disclosures about its reserves. • There were no established accounting standards for valuing such a mix of assets: crypto, Treasuries, gold, and tokenized liabilities. • Instead of audits, Tether published attestations. And an attestation is like a photo of a wallet at a specific moment: it shows that the money is there right now, but it doesn’t answer where it came from or where it went. An audit examines the entire picture over the course of a year. 💡 Why does this matter? USDT is the lifeblood of the crypto market: nearly $185 billion is in circulation. As long as its backing was confirmed only through attestations, “Tether risk” remained one of the industry’s biggest systemic fears. And for institutions and regulators — especially in the U.S. — a Big Four audit is an essential ticket into the regulated financial world: without one, serious institutional money simply doesn’t enter the instrument. Does this mean the market is about to reverse? No: an audit doesn’t print liquidity or move the price. But it removes one of the last barriers between crypto and major institutional capital.