No Black Monday… Yet
Despite predictions, we didn’t see a Black Monday today. That said, we’re not out of the woods — there’s still potential for a major drop later this week.
Trump is fundamentally reshaping the structure of the global economy, and that’s going to bring short-term pain. But I don’t think this is the time to panic or liquidate everything. This feels a lot like the COVID crash: a steep sell-off followed by rapid gains once markets adjust to the new reality.
Remember, bad news often turns into good news for the markets — because it means the government will respond by cutting interest rates and ramping up spending. There’s no real political will to let interest rates normalize if it means triggering deep economic pain. Inflation remains the easier path forward.
Now, don’t get me wrong — the “everything bubble” will pop someday. And when it does, it’ll be biblical — a global depression on a scale we’ve never experienced. When that moment comes, I hope you’ve stacked some Bitcoin and built a bit of resiliency abroad. Things may not be pretty in the West when it hits.
So why is Bitcoin going down? Because it’s still a liquid asset — and when markets sell off, everything gets sold. But one day, that will change. When the banks freeze or fail, Bitcoin will stop being seen as a risk asset and start being treated as an insurance policy. It will eventually decouple from the U.S. stock market. Until then, it trades with the rest of the market.
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