Stock Market is ROCKING

[Destro]

Ok that tells me you no nothing about what your talking about. You need to do a little more research. No one can shut off bitcoin. No one is in charge of bitcoin. You must work for the FED

"Satoshi Nakamoto" is the largest holder, they can choose to destabilize and destroy the market at a moment of their choosing. Simply selling all their btc at once would give them enough cash on hand to rebuy more from the flooded market, and keep doing it until it's worthless. 1 "person"...all the control.

The fed has nothing to worry about. If BTC is banned, no legitimate entity will be involved with it.

 

[Bugzilla]

Chocolate Gold Coins, 1lb Bag https://a.co/d/29E2Dkg

The bitcoin that is worth it’s weight in gold!

 

[jwamplerusa]

The bitcoin that is worth it’s weight in gold!
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Well, .999 copper. Close enough I guess.

 

[tim87tr]

WOW... Silicon Valley Bank gave $73,450,000 to "BLM Movement & Related Causes"

In conjuction with their donations, I just read that the head of risk management for SVB was a diversity hire...an extreme kind. Do a search on Jay Ersapah.

While Silicon Valley Bank collapsed, top executive pushed ‘woke’ programs

“These banks are badly run because everybody is focused on diversity and all of the woke issues and not concentrating on the one thing they should, which is, shareholder returns,” Marcu…

nypost.com

The Salty Cracker version for those with an edgy sense of humor:

Silicon Valley Bank That Just Imploded Had Diversity Hire "Risk Manger"

Website: https://saltmustflow.com article: https://twitter.com/CollinRugg/status/1634955486373224449 OTHER PLATFORMS: Odysee:https://odysee.com/@SaltyCracker:a Bitchute: https://www.bitchute.com/chann

rumble.com

 

[nra4ever]

 

[rob63]

I always liked those chocolate coins in foil we got as kids from time to time. I wonder if they are still around.

I think we just learned where "follow the money" originated.

 

[DadSmith]

Newsom hailed the Silicon Valley Bank bailout, but did not point out his own business with the institution: Report

The Intercept reports that while California Gov. Gavin Newsom, a Democrat, has expressed support for the bailout of Silicon Valley Bank depositors, the Golden State governor failed to point out that he is a client of the belly-up bank.Linking to a document titled "Silicon Valley Bank Wine...

www.theblaze.com

 

[asevans]

"Satoshi Nakamoto" is the largest holder, they can choose to destabilize and destroy the market at a moment of their choosing. Simply selling all their btc at once would give them enough cash on hand to rebuy more from the flooded market, and keep doing it until it's worthless. 1 "person"...all the control.

The fed has nothing to worry about. If BTC is banned, no legitimate entity will be involved with it.

Who is Satoshi Nakamoto?
Read the book “ the bitcoin standard”. Then read the book “ the fiat standard”. Learn about what bitcoin is. Not crypto. Bitcoin. Most here are still asleep.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

Who is Satoshi Nakamoto?
Read the book “ the bitcoin standard”. Then read the book “ the fiat standard”. Learn about what bitcoin is. Not crypto. Bitcoin. Most here are still asleep.

Satoshi Nakamoto - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[smokingman]

Failed Bank Board Was PACKED With Obama/Clinton Mega-Donors — Only ONE Member Had A Career In Investment Banking

The board of directors of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB), which failed last week in less than 48 hours, was found to be stacked with ardent

en-volve.com

 

[rob63]

Who is Satoshi Nakamoto?
... Learn about what bitcoin is.
... Most here are still asleep.

LOLROFPP!

 

[bobzilla]

Who is Satoshi Nakamoto?
Read the book “ the bitcoin standard”. Then read the book “ the fiat standard”. Learn about what bitcoin is. Not crypto. Bitcoin. Most here are still asleep.

and obviously you are the only one awake. No one knows anything. got it.

 

[asevans]

i own very little bitcoin. I would rather own gold, silver, steal, brass, and lead. bitcoin is the way out of the mess that the federal reserve central banks have us in. A debt slave system.
Only at the precipice will people find the will to change. I guess we are not there yet.

 

[smokingman]

"SVB´s HTM portfolio had unrealized losses from zero in June 2021 to $16Bn by Sept 2022. Technically, Silicon Valley Bank was insolvent at the end of September. However, these losses did not have to be recorded on the bank´s books. What neither CEO or CFO anticipated was deposits might run off faster."

Wonder why 33 billion was withdrawn in Q4 2022? It was not a collapse in 48 hours as reported.

Silicon Valley Bank has lessons for all

One of the best reads on Silicon Valley Bank summarized with some views. Interest rate risks in banking lurk in the balance sheets and how they manage it by purchasing securities.

www.linkedin.com

They are certainly not the only bank the is/was hiding unrealized losses.


That 620 billion is likely a very low estimate considering in the Federal Reserve estimated it at 86 billion in unrealized losses in March of 2022,and rates have only gone higher(more losses).

SVB cash crunch highlights $620 billion hole in banks’ balance sheets

The spike in interest rates has been devastating for the value of their securities portfolios, meaning many carry around billions in unrealized losses that could pose a problem if funding dries up.

fortune.com

https://edition.cnn.com/2023/03/12/investing/stocks-week-ahead

The SVB bailout is sucking tens of billions out of the Treasury and giving it to the FDIC for depositors. See for yourself.

https://fsapps.fiscal.treasury.gov/dts/files/23031000.txt

Federal Deposit Insurance Corp (FDIC) 2,267(positive funds YTD) March 10th report

https://fsapps.fiscal.treasury.gov/dts/files/23031300.txt

Federal Deposit Insurance Corp (FDIC) 40,019 40,332(withdraws YTD)March 13th report
The reason for the two numbers on the second. 40,332 billion is YTD. 40019 is this month so far.
I believe this is the first time that has ever happened(40 billion+in withdraws,not from the fund itself but the US Treasury).

 

[BugI02]

i own very little bitcoin. I would rather own gold, silver, steal, brass, and lead. bitcoin is the way out of the mess that the federal reserve central banks have us in. A debt slave system.
Only at the precipice will people find the will to change. I guess we are not there yet.

I can just imagine the results of the request "I'll trade you this string of numbers on my laptop, which has real value to someone somewhere, for food and ammunition" in a SHTF scenario

Hard pass

Zzzzzzz

 

[asevans]

 

[nra4ever]

 

[smokingman]

If you have never seen a margin value of 100% you are not alone. I am fairly certain it is a new concept created by the fed. I read this and went wow. So accept an asset at full value(when it is worth 1/3 of that),then lend at 100% of margin value. Interesting times.

https://www.federalreserve.gov/newsevents/pressreleases/files/monetary20230312a1.pdf

Margin Value Definition | Law Insider

Sample Contracts and Business Agreements

www.lawinsider.com

 

[Libertarian01]

This increase in FDIC coverage is a big problem. Those idiots (individual company CFO's) should have known that the limit was $250k and acted appropriately. Perhaps not right under it, but no more than $500k in any one bank. But oh no! I've heard some companies had several million dollars in the same account. That was stupid.

And now with the investor bailouts it will discourage others from acting responsibly.

I would much more accept the White House pushing for expedited payments so companies could keep functioning but it shouldn't go beyond the limit of coverage.

I could even see it offering a 0% loan up to a certain amount to allow a company to keep afloat, but not a massive increase in coverage.

I can understand their desire to keep this from spreading, and this will help, but the hazard to undermine responsible financial practices cannot be understated.

Supply chains are disrupted. The baby boomers are retiring and cannot be replaced by Gen X, so labor costs are rising as worker availability decreases. The Russian/Ukraine war as increased the cost of a vast number of commodities. We are still recovering to the disruptions from Covid. Banks need to be able to adjust rapidly and take everything into account. This applies to businesses that act irresponsibly as well. Those that do survive, those that don't SHOULD fail. This is the free market. This is capitalism.

Regards,

Doug

 

[smokingman]

I can understand their desire to keep this from spreading, and this will help, but the hazard to undermine responsible financial practices cannot be understated.



Regards,

Doug

How does this help when banks have well over 600 billion on the books as undeclared losses?

SVB cash crunch highlights $620 billion hole in banks’ balance sheets

The spike in interest rates has been devastating for the value of their securities portfolios, meaning many carry around billions in unrealized losses that could pose a problem if funding dries up.

fortune.com

It is certainly not helping taxpayers or shareholders only those who had the right political affiliation and deposits.

The SVB bailout is sucking tens of billions out of the Treasury and giving it to the FDIC for depositors. See for yourself.

https://fsapps.fiscal.treasury.gov/dts/files/23031000.txt
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp (FDIC) 2,267(positive funds YTD) March 10th report

https://fsapps.fiscal.treasury.gov/dts/files/23031300.txt
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp (FDIC) 40,019 40,332(withdraws YTD)March 13th report
The reason for the two numbers on the second. 40,332 billion is YTD. 40,019 is this month so far.
I believe this is the first time that has ever happened(40 billion+in withdraws,not from the fund itself but the US Treasury).