Yeah cool... I'm already measuring time in blocks...

So it's okay... when the war starts, bitcoin will stop it. All that's left to do is choose the place and time...

You want to live? Have a bitcoin.

want to live a long time? remember your key

A petty method of bankrupting banks is revealed.

Namely.

1 opens an account with a 0 balance.

2 Bitcoin is sold through an exchanger

3 the card with a zero balance gets an amount of $ 10

4 The bank sees a movement of $10 inside .

5 The client withdraws $10.cash.

6 bank deducts $10 from itself

7 another customer comes in to ask for a deposit

8 bank says there is only $90.

9 the client waits, the bank takes a loan, or goes bankrupt

10 Bitcoin has nothing to do with it.

I don't know any... So far, I'm busy looking up who Satoshi is... when I find him, I'll look into Buffett.

кто это???

We are the most resilient genes.))

Your suggestions?

Also annoying ? 1 log in?

I always show 1))) so the quantity does not matter))))) but what a quality))))

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The only thing they can do is print a lot of money now and start buying bitcoin off the market...

that will create a lot of volatility. They don't have any other way...

unfortunately time is not on their side...

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взять кредит что б не отдавать))) это работает)))

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do it now. i have the answers to your questions somewhere. read)

if there are only two people trading with each other...????

they don't even know what bitcoin is... and you don't need to tell them... let them trade there in silence for another 50 years)))

and we will watch them and laugh as they say it is safe and h

''Fiat money is fragile'' - The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank is causing fears to spread to other major U.S. banks.

Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) was in the spotlight after its collapse prompted the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) to close the bank Friday. It was the largest U.S. bank collapse since 2008.

Some believe venture capitalists caused the bank failures, while others blame the U.S. Federal Reserve's rate hikes. Economist and gold specialist Peter Schiff said Friday that the U.S. banking system will face more problems in the future. He and several speculators believe these financial institutions hold mountains of long-term Treasury bonds.

Market watchers are predicting a broader financial meltdown in the U.S.

In the past week, two U.S. banking institutions, Silvergate Bank and Silicon Valley Bank (SVB), have collapsed. The SVB collapse was the largest banking collapse since Washington Mutual (Wamu) in 2008, which was blamed for expanding branches too quickly and issuing a huge number of low-quality mortgages to so-called unqualified buyers.

Before its collapse, Wamu held $188.3 billion in deposits, while SVB is estimated to have lost about $175.4 billion in deposits. However, while SVB had $175.4 billion in deposits at the end of December 2022, customers attempted to withdraw $42 billion on Thursday alone. It's safe to say that the collapse of SVB happened much faster than the collapse of Wamu in late 2008.

Other analysts and market watchers blame the illogical inverted yield curve facing long-term and short-term Treasuries today, as well as the U.S. Federal Reserve's rate hikes.

Suna Amhaz, founder and managing partner of Volt Capital, said: "It's no secret that technically most U.S. banks are bankrupt right now because they're all sitting on long-term Treasuries, which are at risk in a 4% interest rate environment."

Peter Schiff expects a much larger financial collapse in the United States. "The U.S. banking system is on the verge of a much bigger collapse than it was in 2008. Banks hold long-term securities at extremely low interest rates. They cannot compete with short-term Treasury bonds. Massive withdrawals by depositors seeking higher yields will lead to a wave of bank failures.

Craft Ventures CEO David Sachs wrote on Twitter, urging Powell to step in and prevent a possible contagion. "Where is Powell? Where is Yellen? Stop this crisis NOW," Sachs tweeted. "Announce that all depositors will be safe. Put SVB in the top 4 banks. Do it before Monday's opening or there will be contagion and the crisis will spread."

Billionaire and Galaxy Digital founder Mike Novogratz also spoke out, expressing surprise that the Fed allowed depositors to lose money to a Silicon Valley bank. "Are all banks going to be treated like hedge funds? Sounds like a political mistake," said Novogratz.

Most importantly, Peter Schiff is probably right this time. CITIGROUP INC's bankruptcy protection form 424B2 has been widely circulated online (https://www.benzinga.com/secfilings/23/03/31267611/citigroup-inc-form424b2). This is not just a measly $175 billion, but it has more than $2.4 trillion in liabilities. The situation is similar at JPMorgan and BOA, and all other banks in the top 10, but the liabilities are several times higher.

We wait for Monday. Maybe ChatGPT was right this time when they predicted the March 15, 2023 crash.

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