@jdorman81@Shaughnessy119 “no global stablecoin project should begin operation until the legal, regulatory and oversight challenges and risks outlined..are adequately addressed...”
Mainstreamed but centralized, blockchain not Bitcoin. That’s the tradeoff.
Not sure this is conventional QE. Liquidity injection is in response to high demand and tight liquidity. Maybe related to regulatory issues (month-end reqs) or market structure. (large banks hoarding liquidity, small banks can’t get access...) But weird.
The Fed's balance surged by $51.1 billion last week, and is now back above $4 trillion. The balance sheet expanded by over $250 billion in the past 7 weeks. The Fed is actually expanding its balance sheet twice as fast now that it's not doing QE than when it was. QE on steroids!
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“Crossing the stream by feeling the rocks” (Deng Xiao Ping)
Supports the notion that the US should encourage more coin experiments (banks, retailers, maybe Fed, of course crypto...), esp if Libra has a chance to launch and leapfrog the rest.
These projects are all competitive to each other and the leaders (Central Bank, Alipay and WeChat Pay) will determine which approach will be finally adopted as time goes by.
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I don’t get BTC price action, someone help me.
Thought Zuck beating on Thu was positive and Xi news negative.
Basic premise is that Libra and digital RMB will co-opt/crowd out crypto.
Oh what the hell, I’ll just enjoy today’s rally.
@kgcarlisle@laurashin Generally felt wanting on CBDC design (a goal of which is financial inclusion)...and a bit cavalier on USD reserve currency status.
This resembles the credit rating agencies that assign ratings to issuers that pay them for them. AAA subprime anyone?
Nevertheless, scoring frameworks are a good idea, informed by courts, SEC, even DoJ.
Just not by exchanges.
In my opinion, this rating system creates a massive conflict of interest. All of the companies that joined this consortium are massively incentivized to rate the vast majority of tokens as non-securities. Coinbase listed some very questionable tokens including XRP, Tezos, EOS
Venezuela + central bank = oxymoron.
Inmates have taken over the asylum. Government basically has a crypto wallet. Don’t be surprised if coins get “lost.”
Reports are surfacing that Venezuela is considering holding Bitcoin and Ethereum in their central bank reserves, while also using it to pay organizations.
Every country will eventually do this.
Just a matter of time before the game theory kicks in 🔥
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@anishmohammed@hasufl Govts aren’t toothless here either. Reserve currency countries (US, UK, JP, EU...) can shut down Libra. Hard to see G3 FX captured by Libra. I thought the risk was to weaker economies that battle capita flight from local currency to reserve currencies.