Original: Liu Jiaolian
When BTC was rising hesitantly at 58-59k overnight, a gunshot tore apart the atmosphere of Trump's campaign rally in Pennsylvania. His habit of shaking his head and using rich body language during speeches saved his life at a critical moment. All the coincidences combined have a profound impact on the direction of history. The bullet whizzed past Trump's ears, leaving a few traces of blood on his face.
This is the first time that a US president or candidate has been assassinated since President Reagan was assassinated in 1981.
Those who survive a great disaster will surely have good fortune in the future. After this shot, Trump got a guaranteed spot as the next US president; the photography industry got a photo that could win a big prize (the one above); and the crypto market won a bull market. Everyone has a bright future.
Life is often like this. Diligence, hard work and patience determine 99.99% of things, but it is often the remaining 0.01% that is determined by luck that acts as the switchman at the fork in fate.
BTC rose in response, once breaking $60,000 again. The higher the probability of Trump's victory, the faster the Fed cuts interest rates, and the greater the momentum for BTC to rise.
History is a necessity composed of countless coincidences.
The bullet shot by the gunman at Trump did not defeat Trump, but hit the bear market right in the eyebrow. It seems that the gunman did not come for Trump, but for the bull market.
When the wheel of history has already set on an inevitable track, most coincidences are just catalysts for acceleration or deceleration.
When the Kondratieff cycle was in recession, the United States was in decline, and the West turned right, a bullet was just one of the powerful assists that pushed all the right turns to the extreme right faster.
Open the 40th chapter of "The History of Bitcoin" "The Great Depression": A hundred years ago, the Kondratieff cycle was in recession. The Great Depression in the United States affected almost all major capitalist countries. "Farmers poured milk into the Mississippi River." "Many white-collar workers picked up edible food scraps from garbage cans on the street, and many previously glamorous businessmen and bankers were forced to set up stalls to make a living." "Millions of people were saved from death only because they lived like animals. "This profound economic crisis has led to the emergence of Keynesianism, which advocates government intervention in the economy, and has promoted the transformation of liberals into Marxists (left-wing) attracted by the Soviet Union, which was unscathed in the economic crisis. It has also promoted the transformation of conservatives (right-wing) into fascism (extreme right-wing), polarized the political spectrum, and continued to tear apart ideologies, which eventually led to war." From 1939 to 1945, World War II broke out. According to incomplete statistics, more than 70 million soldiers and civilians died in World War II (excluding the number of injured but not dead), and the economic losses amounted to more than 5 trillion US dollars. It was the largest world war in human history.
In the first article published by the New York Post after Trump was assassinated, it seemed to be hastily leading the rhythm without confirmation: "The shooter, identified as a Chinese man, was..."
The results of the investigation soon slapped the faces of American fake news. The gunman was named Thomas Matthew Crooks, a standard white man.
Thanks to the advancement of technology. The "fourth power" monopolized by traditional media has been increasingly discovered, exposed, checked and replaced by the "fifth power" that the vast number of people who surf the Internet have been mastering in today's mobile Internet era and digital economy era.
When malicious selective reporting and hidden rhythms are nowhere to be found in the surging network records, dissemination and discussion of the people, the world is closer to the "truth" than ever before.
When the super-sovereign and anti-confiscation BTC reintegrates the interests of the increasingly torn human beings, the world is closer to "peace" than ever before.
Today, a hundred years later, although the fate of mankind has once again come to the crossroads of recession and depression. But this time, the world also has many core variables and key factors that are different from the past. Human beings should be able to grasp and create their own new destiny, and not repeat the mistakes of a hundred years ago when they had to choose to completely deleverage through global war.