@cashkern@SamKovX You forgot that Japan and other US debt holders start dumping US treasuries. Interest rates spike higher as the dollar is pressured lower.
@TranqIngles@SOLRanger34 There is not nearly enough of it to offset supply reduction and the inputs into E85 (fertilizer/diesel) are skyrocketing too so limited savings there.
@rankyttc@EcciusMaximus@usmntonly 100% correct! In the other places there are hundreds of clubs doing this in competition to move up the pyramid. The odds of finding a developing players is much higher.
@Daniel_Wylde_@ImCollegeSoccer Not all have to have ambitions to play in the top league. The opportunity to move up the pyramid and sell in players. England has 11 levels of teams competing to move up or stay up. It’s that market that funds it
@odhanvyz@JacobBrownDOC Yes franchise model is more successful for the monopoly owners. Like in every business. It is an utter failure for the hundreds of other clubs locked out opportunity to grow/expand. It leads to tanking for better picks and fans to pay for games can lose with no consequences
@gogreen1908@DeFiTracer Well they had to sell their currency to get US Dollars to do that. So that creates demand for US Dollars hence keeping the dollar value higher. Once the requirement and demand to buy dollars goes away that reduces the value of the dollar.