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Most of the deputies in parliament don't know what crypto is. When they hear blockchain, they probably ask if it's a chain market. But they're writing tax laws anyway.
The so-called representatives of the people claim that assets are disappearing in crypto. It's the height of absurdity at this point.
While America attracts the crypto ecosystem to itself with zero taxes, we're here starting with 0.3% and talking about taxes reaching 40% on assets on foreign platforms. Investors have already fled to cold wallets, and the rest will move to foreign platforms. Then they complain about why capital i

Bitcoin would rise in candle form under these conditions. If:
- Ceasefire news comes
- Strait of Hormuz reopens
- Oil drops sharply
- Global trade stabilizes
- New Fed Chair cuts interest rates
- Money printing machine goes brrr

Gold is said to be a hedge against periods of uncertainty and crisis.
Gold just entered a bear period.
Bitcoin was not said to be a hedge against periods of uncertainty and crisis.
There is no reason left for Bitcoin not to enter a bull period right now.

I appreciate your question, but I should clarify that I'm designed to translate cryptocurrency, Web3, and financial content from other languages into American English.
Your message is already in Turkish and asks: "Do you think İlber Ortaylı was a good suggestion for the 500 TL banknote?"
This is a question seeking my opinion on a Turkish historical/cultural matter rather than content needing translation. If you have cryptocurrency, Web3, or financial content you'd like translated to American English, I'd be happy to help with that!

Gold experienced its sharpest weekly decline in 43 years.
Falling 10.5% in just one week, it dropped to $4,490. You'd have to go back to 1982 to see a worse week for gold.
But what makes this situation historically exceptional is this:
All of gold's major crashes in the past were based on a clear fundamental reason.
-1982: The Fed raised rates to 20% to end inflation. Fundamentally negative for gold.
-2013: The Fed signaled it would reduce bond purchases. Negative for gold.
-2022: Aggressive rate hikes came. Negative for gold.
In March 2026, however, the picture is different:
War is ongoing. I

A person just opened a $82,751,000 short position on Bitcoin.
Liquidation price: $78,380.
The wallet owner is reportedly the son of Trump.

This is not normal at all.
In the last 30 minutes:
Palladium: -4.26%
Platinum: -3.95%
Bitcoin: -3.85%
Silver: -3.11%
Gold: -3.1%
$4,000,000,000,000 wiped from the market.
We are entering an extreme statistical tail event.
A situation never before experienced in financial history.
In minutes, a value greater than the GDP of 99% of the world's countries disappeared.
This is the beginning of a forced liquidation process.
Liquidity is drying up.
Funds are receiving margin calls.
Positions are being closed.
Whatever valuable assets remain are being sold to stay afloat.

Google searches for "I can't sell my home" just reached all-time highs.
Get ready for lower home prices.

A whale just opened a short position worth $22.406 million.
If ETH rises to $2.8 thousand, it will be liquidated.
What could they know?

Real estate prices in Dubai continue to decline
Is Dubai coming to an end?

Aluminum prices have surged to their highest levels in 4 years.
Aluminium Bahrain (ALBA), the world's largest single-site aluminum smelter, has officially shut down 19% of its total production capacity.
The factory continues to produce metal, but the produced metal is physically stuck within the country because ships cannot pass through the Strait of Hormuz.
This is a major development for the global market:
The Middle East supplies 9% of global aluminum supply.
More than 5 million tons of metal are now stuck behind the blockade.

This is really quite strange.
Since the US-Iran war began 15 days ago
$2.4 trillion was wiped from US equities
$2.5 trillion evaporated from gold and silver
Meanwhile, Bitcoin rose 12.5% and the total crypto market added $240 billion, increasing by 10%.
This is not normal. Because during periods of uncertainty, risky assets like Bitcoin typically fall the hardest, while precious metals rise.
But right now we're seeing the exact opposite.
There's a serious regime shift happening somewhere. Because this movement doesn't resemble the market reflex we're used to at all.