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Trump Just Announced $2,000 Stimulus Checks—And It Could Send Bitcoin Vertical
From new stimulus-fueled crypto moves to XRP’s growing global dominance, Base Projects rise, and the Fed’s deepening fears—here’s how markets are shifting fast before year’s end.
Economic Ninja
November 09, 2025
Ninja News 11/09/25
November 9, 2025
📈 $2,000 stimulus checks announced by Trump could lead to a crypto market boom, similar to the COVID stimulus impact.
🎄 The checks are expected right before Christmas, potentially causing a surge in Bitcoin and altcoin prices as people buy crypto instead of spending on gifts.
💰 The Economic Ninja suggests investing 100% of the $2,000 check into real crypto assets, following the example of the Trump family, who are heavily investing in crypto.
🚀 The potential for a massive price surge in Bitcoin and altcoins exists as people use their stimulus checks to buy crypto rather than spending on Christmas.
⚠️ The Economic Ninja warns against buying crypto at all-time highs and emphasizes understanding the fundamentals of cryptocurrency and blockchain projects before investing.
November 8, 2025
🔍 Clanker has a supply of 1M tokens, with Farcaster buying back 2/3 of daily fees to enhance scarcity.
🔄 In the last 15 days, 1% of Clanker's supply has been locked up, as more people create tokens.
🔥 XRP has a potential price range of $1-18 during the next Bitcoin runup, despite a monthly supply of 1B and a burn per transaction.
📈 Vancouver's mayor advocating for Bitcoin signals potential for massive adoption, coinciding with Bitcoin fear and greed index at rock bottom.
💼 The Coinbase ecosystem is investing in small market cap projects with existing revenue, attracting angel investors and offering growth potential.
November 7, 2025
🏛️ XRP gained legal clarity as not a security for secondary market trading after Ripple's partial victory against the SEC in July 2023, positioning it as a front-runner for institutional and cross-border payment adoption.
🌍 Ripple partners with central banks, payment providers, and financial institutions in over 40 countries, using its On-Demand Liquidity (ODL) system for real cross-border settlements and positioning XRP as a bridge currency for CBDCs.
🔗 RippleNet connects hundreds of banks globally, allowing institutions to use XRP for on-demand liquidity, freeing up capital in nostro/vostro accounts, which is a massive advantage in a high-interest rate environment.
🏠 Ripple's XRP Ledger (XRPL) supports tokenization for real-world assets like bonds, real estate, and commodities, potentially hosting part of the $16 trillion+ in tokenized assets predicted for this decade.
🔄 Ripple developers are enhancing XRPL interoperability via sidechains and bridges to other ecosystems, preparing for future integration with networks like Flare and DIA oracles to boost smart contract capabilities.
November 6, 2025
📉 Buy low, sell high: Most profits arise from acquiring assets at low prices and selling during price surges to maximize returns.
🏛️ Insider activity: Government officials and insiders strategically buy crypto during price dips and later drive a massive price surge.
📊 Regulatory impact: Government actions and regulations significantly influence crypto prices; monitor them closely to optimize profit-taking.
📈 Diversification: Hold 8-10 crypto projects equally; when one appreciates due to positive news or listings, reinvest profits into others for maximum returns.
💡 Micro-cap opportunities: Identify promising micro-cap projects on decentralized exchanges before major exchange listings like Coinbase; conduct due diligence on their team, investors, and tokenomics.
November 6, 2025
🔍 The Supreme Court, led by Chief Justice John Roberts, scrutinizes Trump's use of a 1970s law for imposing global tariffs, noting its unprecedented application for that purpose.
🏛️ Justice Brett Kavanaugh argues that if Congress objected to tariff impositions via the regulate language, they would have amended the Trading with the Enemy Act.
📉 The Economic Ninja warns of short-term economic pain due to the Supreme Court case on tariffs, advising investors to hold back from fully investing in stocks as markets remain riled and banks adopt a risk-off stance with rising rates.
📊 Massive movements in the Dow Jones and NASDAQ are predicted in January due to poor guidance from companies and bad data from October 10th, with many blaming tariffs.
🏡 The Economic Ninja sees an investment opportunity in high-end luxury homes by acquiring and remodeling them, despite the challenge of finding skilled tradespeople.
November 5, 2025
📉 Critics argue that Mamdani's proposal to raise the minimum wage to $30 per hour by 2030 and increase taxes on the wealthy, who already contribute 65-70% of US taxes, could drive employers away and lead to an economic collapse in New York City.
🚫 An exodus of wealthy individuals and employers is feared as a result of these policies, potentially leading to an unsustainable economy and eventual collapse due to the departure of those who create jobs and wealth.
🏢 Mamdani's ambitious plan includes building 200,000 affordable homes over 10 years and freezing rents in stabilized apartments, sparking concerns about long-term economic impacts.
🏪 The proposal to establish city-run grocery stores to control prices in underserved areas is criticized for potential price controls and risks of political discrimination, reminiscent of restrictive historical and biblical scenarios.
⚖️ The video suggests Mamdani's policies may disproportionately benefit non-doers who exploit the system, while harming job creators, raising concerns about adverse effects on societal value and wealth creation.
November 5, 2025
📉 The Federal Reserve is grappling with an unraveling economy, marked by bank panic and massive billions injected to stabilize the system.
🏦 Despite lower Fed rates, banks tighten lending due to fears of borrower defaults, highlighting a need for consumers to maintain low debt and a high credit score.
📊 A recession is a lagging indicator, defined by two or more quarters of declining GDP growth, with pandemic-era government spending previously masking the downturn.
🛍️ January retail sales data will be pivotal in revealing money flow trends, potentially preempting a reactionary slowdown upon an official recession announcement.
🚗 Signs of economic stress include fire sales on luxury goods, with companies like Rolex and auto dealers experiencing significant sales declines.
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