“186 BANKS AT RISK OF BANKRUPTCY”- WSJ

But how, they’ve decided to backstop everything and honor the bonds at par 🤷‍♂️

How can anyone take this fractional reserve system seriously…

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My seed phrase is safe.

All good.

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Maybe it's just me. Every time I update the firmware in my hw wallet it gives me the willies. Of course my seed is backed up on steel... but still.

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Then there’s this

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They all must be in Oklahoma. Yellen seemed a little hesitant to backstop those.

Red state

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Well, if the fraction is 0/100, that's what you get https://www.federalreserve.gov/monetarypolicy/reservereq.htm 😃

The majority of people presume trust. Tough lessons to learn lie ahead 😢

You can't

It’s been zero fractional reserve since March 16, 2020. No longer required to hold any depositors cash. 100% investment assets for banks….. until someone wants to make a withdrawal.

It's scary and makes me so uneasy. I almost wish I wasn't right about bitcoin if it meant those innocent (oblivious) people won't face horrible times when this house of cards comes crashing down.

186? I thought WSJ had more fingers than that.

Maybe try all US banks

Easy they stick their fingers in their ears and ignore it

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They will let a few collapse, just to 'prove' that it is still a 'capitalist' system.

That's great the banks are covered, but who covers the dollar?

So 186 banks might go under but it will surely stop there. The other banks are ok 😜

Who has moved 100% to a Bitcoin standard? What’s the deets in it all?

I have, is wonderful. I sleep like a baby every night

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It’s shocking to me (I don’t know why) to see the FED and banks play the roll to a 0% credit card game.

A sign for sure.

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The fed would love to be the only bank maybe...

It's also absurd they are posting this nonsense *after* bonds rally 25% in the last week.

Is the $128B that the FDIC has good to cover that number of banks? Sure seems like it.

Monopoly money… the bank can never go bankrupt.