LEI has dropped to 0.85, and people are shouting about a crash again?

Give it a rest.

Back in 2008 it was a debt crisis, but now? This is the turning point of dollar hegemony, and capital is searching for a new direction.

Here’s a fact: when those traditional economic indicators start to fail, that’s exactly when crypto assets begin to be repriced.

What does LEI dropping to 0.85 mean? Companies are afraid to invest, consumers are afraid to spend, manufacturing orders have fallen off a cliff. But look at the M2 data, and check out the gap between real interest rates and inflation—money is just piling up with nowhere to go, waiting for an outlet.

That outlet is BTC.

Stop focusing on CPI, PCE, and all that—they’re the dashboard of traditional finance, and they’re outdated.

Every time dollar credit contracts to its limit, the crypto market sees a major rally. That was the case at the end of 2018, and again in mid-2022. History doesn’t repeat exactly, but the rhythm is always similar.

What is the market waiting for now? For the Fed to finally admit—the stickiness in those core inflation figures is actually just a statistical illusion. Once policy shifts, the first wave of funds will rush into BTC, the second wave will go straight into ETH and projects with real-world applications.

Will BTC break $100,000? Yes, and probably faster than most people expect.

This isn’t some technical rebound—it’s a signal flare for a counterattack.

Those still shorting US stocks based on unemployment rates have already missed the best entry opportunity.

Now is not the time to run—it's the window to rebalance and look for quality assets. Swap out those useless meme coins for solid assets backed by on-chain data, and spend your time researching protocol revenue and real user numbers instead of wash trading.

For us in crypto, we never make money by guessing economic cycles. What we rely on is seeing where the money is flowing when everyone else is panicking.

This time is no different.

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