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What Japan Did to Stay Afloat

⚙️Save the Yen at All Costs

The Japanese yen had been suffering a historic decline against the dollar, reaching lows not seen since 1990. To defend its currency, the Bank of Japan (BoJ) needed to intervene in the markets by buying yen on a massive scale. Since purchasing yen in international markets requires physical dollars, the Tokyo government decided to sell part of its greatest store of value: its holdings of U.S. Treasury bonds.

In effect, this involved a massive liquidation of U.S. Treasury bonds, with the primary goal of obtaining cash dollars in order to buy its own currency (the yen) and halt its devaluation.

💰 The scale of the sales—in just one of the months with the highest pressure (June)—was such that Tokyo offloaded $26.4 billion in American bonds.

Over its most recent interventions, the accumulated sales exceeded $75 billion, causing its share of total U.S. debt to fall from previous peaks of 8.5% to around 4%. Even so, Japan continues to be the largest foreign holder of U.S. debt, retaining a bit more than $1.1 trillion.

Japan’s decision to “get out” of those bonds flooded the market, leading to very harsh consequences for the U.S. economy—dragging down key tech indexes like the Nasdaq.

What did Japan do?
Japan looked at what it had in storage. Japan had stashed away thousands of “debt vouchers” (Treasury Bonds) that it had bought from the United States in the past. These vouchers promise that the U.S. will pay Japan in the future, but Japan couldn’t wait for the cash.
So Japan went out to sell those “vouchers” in the financial market to anyone who had cash dollars. It didn’t return them directly to the U.S. to have them paid off; instead, it sold them on the stock exchange.
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So, does the US debt reach 40 trillion dollars at the very same exact moment when President Trump says we could buy “substantial amounts of $BTC ” and you are being bearish on $MSTR right now?

🇺🇸 President Trump when asked if the US plans to accumulate substantial amounts of $BTC :

“Certainly it has been discussed. Taking these steps would take a lot of pressure off the dollar. It has been very, very good for the dollar. And I think if you came in with recommendations, certainly I would listen.”

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Ripple ($XRP $) has shown some interesting movement today, staying in a consolidation phase with a bullish bias following news of massive institutional adoption.
Its volume has surged over 44% in the last 24 hours, indicating a significant uptick in trading activity.

It's facing an immediate barrier at $1.50.
If it breaks through, analysts are targeting a
NEXT TARGET of $1.80 and beyond.
Its support remains strong above $1.35.

Fundamentals:
XRP spot ETFs in the United States recorded net inflows of $13.02 million yesterday, showing that interest from regulated investors remains steady despite price consolidation.
Ripple recently announced it has reached 13,000 banking connections globally, which has created strong institutional buying pressure and injected approximately $1 billion into its market cap in very short timeframes.
Ripple has participated in a historic cross-border transaction of tokenized U.S. Treasury bonds, collaborating with giants like JPMorgan and Mastercard. Additionally, the volume of tokenized assets on the XRP Ledger has grown eightfold in the past year.
The community remains mostly bullish (90%) according to tracking platforms.

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