@SantiagoAuFund It's literally just about enforcing the social contract btwn governments + citizens.
Governments can't leverage a money-printer to fund spending and can't issue infinite debt π€·.
Tax mechanism will ultimately enforce accountability on governments for their actions.
@Pentosh1@Pentosh1 haven't heard you talk on a lot of things in a while.
1.) Equity charts - appear to be rolling over
2.) Interest-rate lag effects
3.) Probabilities of recession and how crypto navigates that
@Florida_Btc@_Checkmatey_ Lol no. We haven't.
Growth, consumer spending, manufacturing sales and everything the NBER looks at when measuring recession have all been non-recessionary.
The next ~6 months are the danger zone.
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@_Checkmatey_ I agree with you.
The issue is that *many other people will sell their BTC because of a recession*.
That's how recessions work π€·. Nothing is immune.
Afterwards, π¨οΈπΈπΈπΈ
It's just a matter of timelines/timing.
@LukeGromen@BickerinBrattle@JackFarley96 Well... The obvious answer would be the next generation who is burdened by said debt π€·.
But this would also be accompanied by pain for them simultaneously.
So... π€·π«‘
@LukeGromen "Get DXY down"
How? By what mechanism?
FX Swaps?
In the event of this type of a mechanism... What happens to the foreign currencies the US purchases? We simply hold them?
@Upsndownsbutup@AlgodTrading π€· Best of luck dude.
Nothing is recession-proof.
And being a contrarian works sometimes. Not always.
It's why markets bottom after recessions begin with ~100% accuracy.
Again, I'd encourage you to look at the data.
If stocks take out October lows... π«‘.
@Upsndownsbutup@AlgodTrading Then look at the historical data π€·.
Nothing is recession-proof.
Look at gold's performance. Look at high-beta tech's performance.
And then good luck π«‘.
Maybe we don't get a recession. Anything can happen.
@Upsndownsbutup@AlgodTrading Lol I'm sure people said the same thing about stocks before prior recessions π€£.
Remind me what % of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck?
We live in a debt-based society. Deflation = death.
It's literally the thing that #BTC stands against. The irony isn't lost.
@Jenny3296602@tradinglord Change of what?
I'm an advocate of the industry and a crypto bull.
Just not in a recessionary environment π€£.
Doesn't mean that I don't believe in the future potential + industry π€·.
I cross-examined @SECGov Chair Gary Gensler about the term 'investment contract', which is key to determining his authority over crypto.
Gensler struggled to answer basic questions like whether an investment contract requires a contract. His evasions are deafening and damning.
@I_took_your_cat@AlgodTrading I won't speak to the stablecoins portion π€·.
That being said, markets historically bottom subsequent to the onset of recession.
Yield Curve inversion = 100% hit rate for recession.
Breaking the October low in equities + recession would obliterate crypto/BTC.
@Upsndownsbutup@AlgodTrading Depends what you mean by "forced liquidation".
If people lose their jobs in a recession or there's heavy asset-price declines, people sell what they can π€·.
People sell when they have to, not when they want to.
A decline in economic conditions would absolutely facilitate that.
@Turbonizer1 @AlgodTrading That's the same message that @CelsiusNetwork and @Mashinsky peddled before they rugpulled tens of thousands of people and defrauded people out of their retirement funds π€·.
There is no kumbaya moment with fraudsters and grifters.
@david_seroy@lylepratt@GeorgeGammon Uuuhhhh...
In a Bitcoin world, you coupd *absolutely* profit by lending #Bitcoin.
You'd just need the productivity of the borrower to outstrip the rise in value of the underlying BTC.
Hyper-competitive for productivity gains π€·.
$BKX at the same level as when SVB declared bankruptcy and breaking a 15 year trend to the downside.
$JNK breaking out of a wedge + losing support to the downside.
$JPY heading towards its worst weekly/monthly close since 1990.
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