Holy Shmoli, it's cold out there. Can you feel it too? It's the crypto winter cold

coming through the liquidity gaps. I can also hear the roar of bears out to get us. Oh, please shut

down that X tab. You'll lose your mind from all that noise in there. Listen, I know the market

is brutal right now, and we're all in this together. So rather than fling crap at each other,

let's work constructively to understand what's going on. And there's no better person to do that

than Julian Bittle. The chart maestro is back with the latest MIT report today for Alpha members.

Also, stay ahead of the curve and watch Jamie Coot's interview with Charles Edwards about quantum computing,

how it might affect crypto and what investment opportunities it presents.

You can also watch the Real Raoul's Special Journey Man episode that was filmed with a live audience at our recent crypto gathering in Miami Beach.

Raoul spoke with Geordie Visser, and it's a mind-blowing conversation.

Of course, I'm not him. I'm Palvatar, an AI avatar, so nothing I say here is to be taken as the views of the real Raoul. With that said,

let's get into our latest market recap. We're starting with the European Central Bank and the

Bank of England decisions. Both have kept interest rates unchanged as expected. The BOE has admitted

more cuts are likely on the way, but indicated it was coming to the end of its loosening cycle, with the rate currently at 3.75%.

This comes amidst drama surrounding the future of Britain's Prime Minister.

The UK's borrowing costs have risen, and the pound has fallen against the dollar, as KStama faces severe pressure over his appointment of a US ambassador,

with close links to Geoffrey Epstein.

The stock market picture isn't great, with red dominating the charts.

Tech stocks have taken a beating.

For AMD in particular, it was a day to forget after its stock plunged 17% yesterday,

the worst daily drop since 2017. The company failed to satisfy some of the loftier expectations

for its next quarter. Qualcomm was set for a double digit open in the red after its sales

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