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🚨 The ORCAS want you to sell and the market is being manipulated ... listen and wake up .....we are the gold , dont give in to sell pressure , increase the buy pressure and increase the value of pi 🚨 let us get rid of these killer whales ... remember to sell now means you could never achieve that big goal .... remember the killer whales did the same to bitcoin and now only a small fraction made themselves rich and now they want to do the same with pi ..... but We ARE THE GOLD 🪙and we decide the fate of our worth .... we the people will revolutionise world no the ORCAS 🛑 🛑 STOP FEEDING THE ORCAS 🛑

$BTC - Fundamentally not much has changed. Boring price action often can get more people to capitulate than sudden moves.

🛑 STOP taking down my posts 😂🛑 this shows that they don't want people to access the Truth behind how the killer whales , manipulate the market. 🪙 WE ARE THE GOLD 🪙 the movement lives forever 🛑 STOP FEEDING THE ORCAS 🛑

🌎people of the world 🌍 1. there is no such thing as barriers we decide the price. 2. $0.6 means nothing we give currencies the price , we the people decide the fate 3. killer whales ( ORCAS ) dont want the price to exceed , by getting people to panic sell they manipulate the market and destroy small investors, meaning that they only think for themselves .... remember we are the ones that change the tides. 4. pressure buy is important for the coin , if we create scarcity for the ORCAS they cant manipulate the market and it generate and increase the value. 5. WE ARE THE GOLD 🪙 💲 6. hold the line .. and drive the ORCAS out of trade💪🔥 7. its time for us to take a stand and revolutionise the world into becoming stable for everyone not for the ORCAS 🛑 KNOW YOUR WORTH $PI the movement lives forever 🛑 STOP FEEDING THE ORCAS 🛑

A widely shared chart showing a sudden spike in China’s M1 money supply has fueled speculation across Crypto Twitter. Many interpreted the data as evidence of an unprecedented liquidity injection. However, analysts, including Benjamin Cowen, have clarified that the surge is due to a reclassification of how the metric is calculated, not an actual increase in circulating money. The chart, sourced from TradingView, shows China’s M1 money supply jumping from approximately 67 trillion yuan to 112.45 trillion yuan virtually overnight, an apparent surge of 67.59%. This led to speculation that the Chinese government had injected massive liquidity into the financial system. Some even interpreted this could potentially impact global markets, including cryptocurrencies. Related: Financial experts Raoul Pal, Howell Discuss Liquidity Cycles and Wealth Transfer: Bitcoin, Gold, and the Future of Money However, financial analysts quickly debunked these claims, pointing directly to an official announcement made two months ago by Chinese authorities. The surge in the chart reflects an expanded scope in how M1 money supply is measured, not a sudden increase in available cash. This data adjustment likely reflects reclassified deposits. It may also include other financial instruments previously left out of the calculation. Macro analyst Benjamin Cowen weighed in on the trend online. He pointed out that many people misinterpreted the chart, believing China had suddenly doubled its money supply. Cowen emphasized that this was not the case and that the change was due to a previously announced expansion in the scope of the metric. Expressing his frustration with the lack of critical thinking, he criticized the spread of misleading narratives on Crypto Twitter. “Any ounce of critical thinking would make it obvious this didn’t happen,” he said. A commenter under Cowen’s post provided further clarification by sharing details of the People’s Bank of China’s (PBOC) updated M1 formula, introduced in January 2025. The new calculation now includes currency in circulation, which consists of physical cash outside the banking system and demand deposits. The pseudonymous commenter, “Geez Squared,” also referred to funds in checking accounts held by businesses and institutions. Meanwhile, Geez also noted that the calculation also incorporates personal demand deposits, which are funds in individual checking accounts that are now explicitly included in the formula. Related: Arthur Hayes: China’s Quantitative Easing Will Trigger a Bitcoin Price Surge Additionally, prepaid funds held by non-bank payment institutions are now factored into the calculation. This includes balances in digital wallets or prepaid accounts managed by entities like Alipay and WeChat Pay. Other analysts emphasize the importance of verifying official sources. They also stress understanding the context behind financial data, which is vital before jumping to conclusions. Disclaimer: The information presented in this article is for informational and educational purposes only. The article does not constitute financial advice or advice of any kind. Coin Edition is not responsible for any losses incurred as a result of the utilization of content, products, or services mentioned. Readers are advised to exercise caution before taking any action related to the company.