As sovereign wealth funds, family offices, and pension funds go through the thought process of "which bank is the safest," some of them will inevitably come to the indisputable conclusion of #Bitcoin.
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The Bitcoiner in me wants to believe this, but I don't know that it's true. I can imagine an unfortunate amount of people going down with the ship
Can you explain to me how 100 million dollar companies do not understand that they will lose almost all their money if a bank goes down that holds a large sum of their money there.
“Which bank is the safest”, must not be in the current calculus.
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I don’t understand who sells bitcoin. No ratio makes sense. Why sell 1 scarce unit, the sat, for whatever amount of dollars when an infinite amount of $ can be created at 0 cost? No ratio makes sense.
Why would they? The system worked, only investors lost money. It's the same play all over again. When was the last time a depositor lost money? 1933?
Early adopters/hodlers will become family offices as NgU. Wealth funds which do not get Inb4NgU will no longer be wealthy when no one who holds #Bitcoin will sell it to them for whatever fiat they still hold.
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