Interesting. 🤔

If so, I don't think Uncle Sam read the script very well. Kicking Russia off swift was unexpected and perhaps damaging to banking interests, or even dollar dominance.

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It wasn't unexpected. At least not to the Russians. They had been building it the past 8 years. I'm sure US would know something like this and know how to calculate the odds of impact

Anyway, dollar strength hasn't been that bad recent year.

Id assume factoring in so many factors would get awfully messy and unpredictable. I guess I'd avoid too much speculation myself.

Still, with so much Western propaganda and hollywood celebs pitching in, this war seems so unreal and you d almost expect there being alternative motives in play.

Besides, bankers jumped through SO many hoops all around the world to protect their interest in the petrodollar.

Why would they not act accordingly when it comes to Bitcoin?

Fair enough.

And the total open interest in BTC is only about $12 billion. Pretty affordable compared to Ukraine.

Perhaps all the money laundering theories are correct.

Thought this to be a seemingly accurate analogy

I guess I mean it was unexpected for me.

That crossed a line I'm not sure has been since swift started. But could be wrong.