RE: bloomberg "[bitcoin] Risky asset"6 Jan 2022 13:52
A reminder of why we are in Crypto. It's a risky Asset as measured in FIAT currency, where we have a privately owned and controlled Central Bank who issue said FIAT currency backed by nothing under motivations private to them, irrespective of what they tell the wider audience. They then pretend that the cost of that money (credit) is going to become more expensive by raising interest rates and/or tapering sooner than previously advised to mitigate the devaluation of their FIAT currency (inflation) precisely due to the almost exponential issuance thereof. What they fail to tell the Proles (but what most of us know) is that there is close to $30 Trillion in this country's national debt and a derivatives market that is almost beyond comprehension. Any meaningful rises in said Rates will cause economic Armageddon, exacerbated by the fact that this central bank also issues the world reserve currency. So the question is, with D-Day fast approaching where should one store his or her wealth? In the bank where each jurisdiction insures you up to a certain threshold but may impose daily or weekly limits on withdrawals or all manner of other funny business because your bank deposit is a LOAN to the bank, your balance is a balance of IOU's and hence they may need to default on that loan or use the capital elsewhere for a 'duration', i.e. re-capitalisation. In the Stockmarket? To some extent yes but expect major tumult there. In precious metals? To an extent absolutely. Or in the only truly global digital asset that is decentralised, trustless, very portable, and provided the lights are on you can access your money. I like the latter, and if enough other people do we can eventually de-couple from this system of inflationary paper enslavement. BTC is like a big F*** Y** to FIAT. The battle will then be against (equally inflationary) CBDC's / social credit score / 'health' pass and all the other Technocratic bull they are forcing upon us in real time. Failing that I'll be using my gold and silver to buy loo roll and eggs down the black market :)