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@itsalwaysrains - AlwaysSadButTruthful

#CFTC #margin requirements for uncleared swap based dealers - approved 1/4/21 https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/FR-2021-01-05/pdf/2020-27736.pdf p.229 onward. federal register. this is my morning coffee material. I wanna know swap dealer margin requirements. #gameonbitch

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Saved - November 6, 2023 at 4:37 PM

@SantaSurfing - Santa Surfing

Citizen Bank Collapsed! 🔥🔥 Let’s goooo!!! 🔥🔥 @amc4everyone @BossBlunts1 https://www.fdic.gov/resources/resolutions/bank-failures/failed-bank-list/citizensbank.html

FDIC: Failed Bank Information for Citizens Bank, Sac City, IA FDIC: Failed Bank Information for Citizens Bank, Sac City, IA fdic.gov
Saved - November 22, 2023 at 10:55 AM

@AltcoinDailyio - Altcoin Daily

Wow!! Did BlackRock take down Binance? 🤯 https://t.co/yKlxRKXQqC

Saved - December 2, 2023 at 9:21 PM
reSee.it AI Summary
Reverse repo operations fell over $100 billion, causing a liquidity crisis. Banks have less capital to meet margin requirements, potentially leading to a fire sale of assets. The Fed's unwinding of MBS is slow, while a housing correction is underway. Banks hold a significant amount of MBS, and Goldman and JPMorgan have uninsured deposits. The monetary system's Ponzi scheme will impact the global economy. Heavily shorted stocks and precious metals tend to perform well in such times. UBS lacks liquidity and can't participate in the reverse repo program due to legacy costs from the Archegos fallout. The RRP drain of funds to the bond sector poses a problem as long-term bonds are illiquid.

@BossBlunts1 - The Butcher of Wall Street Marcel Kalinovic

BREAKING 🚨 REVERSE REPO OPERATIONS TODAY FELL OVER $100 BILLION‼️ MONEY MARKET (MUTUAL) FUNDS AND BANKS USE THE REPO/REVERSE REPO TO STASH CASH IN HIGHLY LIQUID US TREASURY NOTES. THIS ALLOWS THEM TO RECEIVE THE FED FUNDS RATE + 0.05% APR IN OVERNIGHT LOANS IN EXCHANGE FOR T BILLS AND DO THE OPPOSITE THE FOLLOWING DAY. THE FED HAS IMPLEMENTED NEW INCREASED INITIAL MARGIN REQUIREMENTS THAT HAVE RAISED THE MINIMUM CAPITAL LEVEL REQ'D FOR AMERICA'S TOP FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS. AS LIQUIDITY IS SUCKED OUT OF THE SYSTEM BY THE #RRP, THIS LEAVES BANKS WITH LESS CAPITAL WITH WHICH TO MEET #MARGIN COLLATERAL REQUIREMENTS. THIS HAS THE POTENTIAL TO CAUSE A FIRE SALE OF ASSETS SHOULD THE BANKS BE MARGIN CALLED BY THE DTC, OCC, NSCC, etc, AND/OR THE HEDGE FUNDS & FAMILY OFFICES TO WHICH SAID BANKS LEND SHARES & CASH TO BE MARGIN CALLED BY THEIR PRIME BROKER (BANK). WE ARE SEEING THE BEGINNINGS OF A LIQUIDITY CRISIS MEANWHILE THE FED HAS ONLY UNWOUND 10% OF THEIR #MBS VALUED OVER $2.7 TRILLION. A HOUSING CORRECTION HAS BEGUN AS NEW HOME SALE PRICES ARE DOWN 20% YoY, EXISTING HOME SALE NUMBERS HAVE COLLAPSED TO 2009 LEVELS, AND EXISTING HOME SUPPLY HAS JUST BEGUN TO INCREASE. BANKS HAVE A MASSIVE AMOUNT OF RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL MBS AND A VALUE AT RISK FOR THE TOP 4 U.S. BANKS OF OVER $719 BILLION. MEANWHILE GOLDMAN HAS 45% OF THEIR DEPOSITS UNINSURED BY THE FDIC, AND JPMORGAN 55% UNINSURED. THEYRE ALL BETTING ON A FEDERALLY FUNDED BAILOUT WITH YOUR MONEY IN THE FACE OF THE POSSIBILITY OF THE WORST RECESSION AND STAGFLATION THIS COUNTRY HAS EVER SEEN DUE TO THE PONZI SCHEME THAT IS EXACERBATED BY THE RECORD LEVEL OF C19 MONEY PRINTING BAILOUTS GIVEN TO INSTITUTIONS IN 2020 IN RESPONSE TO THE COLLAPSE OF THE #RRP ON SEPT 19, 2019 WHEN THE FED HAD TO TAKE OVER THE REPO OPERATIONS TO PREVENT A FULL BLOWN #STOCKMARKET COLLAPSE AT THAT TIME‼️ THESE ARE THE DEATH THROES OF A MONETARY SYSTEM PONZI SCHEME THAT WILL HAVE AN INEVITABLE IMPACT ON THE GLOBAL ECONOMY AND ALL OF OUR FINANCES, EVEN IF INVISIBLE AT FIRST GLANCE MUCH LIKE THE INFLATION OF THE LAST 2 YEARS. SILVER LINING? HEAVILY SHORTED STOCKS, FUNDS, AND PRECIOUS METALS TEND TO 🚀 IN TIMES LIKE THIS. I.E. #VW, #GOLD, #SILVER, #VIX ETC IN OCT 2008 & ONWARDS JUST 13 DAYS AFTER THE WORST DAYS IN #SP500 HISTORY SAW A 13% LOSS ON A SINGLE DAY. #AMC #GAMESTOP #PSLV #SILVER #GOLD #VIX #UVXY #MINERS #HYMC #SLV #SPROTT #PRECIOUSMETALS

@BossBlunts1 - The Butcher of Wall Street Marcel Kalinovic

BREAKING 🚨 REVERSE REPO PROGRAM FELL BY $65 BILLION TODAY‼️ WHY? BECAUSE UBS LACKS LIQUIDITY THEREFOR DOESNT HAVE THE FUNDS TO USE THE RRP‼️ THE RRP SIGNALS A COLLAPSE IN LIQUIDITY‼️ @UBS HAS INCREDIBLY MASSIVE LEGACY COSTS THAT REMAIN FROM ARCHEGOS FALLOUT IN WHICH CREDIT SUISSE WAS LEFT HOLDING A GIANT BAG OF ODOROUS EXCREMENT THAT NOW BELONGS TO #UBS‼️ THE SWAPS AND SHORTS BY ARCHEGOS AGAINST #GAMESTOP AND #AMC HAVE NOW BECOME THE ADOPTED CHILD OF #UBS‼️ 🤣🤣🤣 THE TOTAL NUMBER OF COUNTERPARTIES ALSO FELL FROM A HIGH OF ~110 TO UNDER 94 USING THE RRP‼️ #WGBSFR

@BossBlunts1 - The Butcher of Wall Street Marcel Kalinovic

To follow up, the RRP drain of funds moving to the bond sector poses the same problem. Long term bonds aren't highly liquid during times of duress and therefor aren't quickly convertible to cash. That's why this is a problem even tho MMF and Banks are moving some of the cash to the long term 2Y bonds for example, the risk of illiquidity remains.

Saved - December 3, 2023 at 10:56 PM
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China's second-largest real estate developer, Evergrande, faces dissolution in bankruptcy court on December 4th. Global banks hold nearly $1 trillion in bonds and loans of Evergrande, including its failed electric vehicles division. If bondholders reject Evergrande's proposed solution, the heavily indebted company will be dissolved, leaving debtors with as little as 0% to 5% repayment. Evergrande's solvency relied on a Ponzi scheme, which has now collapsed. The potential losses for ISDA banks could reach nearly $1 trillion.

@BossBlunts1 - The Butcher of Wall Street Marcel Kalinovic

CHINA'S 2ND LARGEST REAL ESTATE DEVELOPER #EVERGRANDE FACES DISSOLUTION IN BANKRUPTCY COURT TOMORROW, DECEMBER 4TH‼️ GLOBAL BANKS HOLD NEARLY $1 TRILLION IN #BONDS AND LOANS OF EVERGRANDE R.E. COMPANY AND THEIR FAILED ELECTRIC VEHICLES DIVISION. IF BONDHOLDERS ON DEC 4TH DONT ACCEPT EG'S POOR SOLUTION OF TAKING EQUITY IN THE INSOLVENT COMPANY, EVERGRANDE WILL BE FORMALLY DISSOLVED AND ALL REMAINING ASSETS OF THE HEAVILY INDEBTED RE DEVELOPER WILL BE SOLD OFF EN MASSE LEAVING AS LITTLE AS 0% TO 5% REPAYMENT TO DEBTORS😆 🤣 JUST FKING DIE ALREADY YOU PONZI SCHEME POS COMPANY‼️ FOR THOSE UNAWARE, EG ONLY REMAINED SOLVENT DUE TO THE LITERAL PONZI IN WHICH MORE NEW INVESTORS WOULD NEED TO BUY APARTMENTS FROM THEM IN ORDER TO FUND THOSE THAT HAD ALREADY BEEN ORDERED AND PAID FOR IN THE PAST. THIS HAS ALREADY COLLAPSED, AND NO CHINESE PERSON IS STUPID ENOUGH TO INVEST ANOTHER #RMB INTO THEIR SCAM. #ISDA BANKS WILL BE FORCED TO WRITE OFF NEARLY $1 TRILLION IN LOSSES FROM THAT 1 DEVELOPER ALONE, SHOULD THIS OCCUR. #AMC #GME #VIX #UVXY #SPY #TSLA #MINERS #GOLD #SILVER #METALS

@BossBlunts1 - The Butcher of Wall Street Marcel Kalinovic

🚨BREAKING NEWS🚨 1. China reduces capital gains tax on stock trading by 50% to prevent market collapse. 2. Evergrande down 87% on first day of resuming trading. 3. Chinese government orders state banks & funds to buy stocks to boost failing markets. 4. Global banks and crypto exchanges like Tether hold massive numbers of Evergrande bonds as ISDA contract collateral at the original historical value. 5. Evergrande filed chapter 15 bankruptcy protection to prevent international banks from pursuing repayment of nearly $1 TRILLION in losses. 6. Upon bankruptcy case completion whenever that may be, these bonds & commercial notes will become 100% worthless, no longer allowing ISDA members (the world's largest banks and funds) to use them as collateral. 7. They can't sell the bonds because no fund is willing to buy them. 8. Margin calls across heavily shorted asset classes are highly likely. #amc #silver #gold #hymc #pslv #creditdefaultswaps #CDOs #meme #stocks #metals 9. Blue chips, real estate, and crypto highly likely to collapse to fund their need for collateral. 10. This is not financial advice, just educational information. Do your own due diligence. Follow me @bossblunts1 for more, and my upcoming stock brokerage firm @LitXchangeLLC as we bring you the first ever stock broker for retail, by retail in the coming months ‼️ Sign up here to become a beta tester & LET'S GET LIT🔥http://litxchange.com #FuckDarkpools

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Saved - December 7, 2023 at 6:36 AM
reSee.it AI Summary
Banks urgently borrowed $200 million through the overnight repo facility, the highest since COVID-19 began. This signals a massive need for cash to prevent margin calls. Money market fund usage collapsed, with excess cash dropping below $800 billion. Bank usage of repo skyrocketed, indicating overleveraging and under-capitalization. Both trends are bearish, leading to liquidity issues, margin calls, fire sales, and surging heavily shorted assets like precious metals and meme stocks.

@BossBlunts1 - The Butcher of Wall Street Marcel Kalinovic

EMERGENCY 🚨 BANKS BORROWED $200 MILLION IN OVERNIGHT REPO FACILITY‼️ 🙊 THIS IS THE HIGHEST REPO SINCE THE ONSET OF COVID SHUTDOWNS AND SIGNALS A MASSIVE NEED FOR CASH TO PREVENT MARGIN CALLS FROM 0 TO $200 MILLION OVERNIGHT 📉 REVERSE REPO: MONEY MARKET FUND USAGE COLLAPSING AS EXCESS CASH PLUMMETED TO UNDER $800 BILLION 📈 REPO (NOT REVERSE): BANK USAGE ROCKETED, INDICATING WITHOUT A DOUBT THAT BANKS ARE OVERLEVERAGED AND UNDER-CAPITALIZED 🙉 BOTH ARE CORRELATED IN OPPOSITE WAYS. DECREASE IN REVERSE REPO IS BEARISH. INCREASE IN REPO IS BEARISH. BOTH HAVE BEEN OCCURING EXACTLY AS PREDICTED. CALL YOUR PARENTS 😬 LACK OF LIQUIDITY LEADS TO MARGIN CALLS, FIRE SALES OF BLUE CHIP STOCKS AND BONDS, AND SKYROCKETING OF HEAVILY SHORTED EQUITIES AND ASSETS SUCH AS PRECIOUS METALS, MEME STOCKS, INVERSE ETF'S AND INDEXES. #amc #gme #silver #gold #uvxy #vix #sqqq #vvix #sjim #bbbyq

@BossBlunts1 - The Butcher of Wall Street Marcel Kalinovic

BREAKING 🚨 REVERSE REPO OPERATIONS TODAY FELL OVER $100 BILLION‼️ MONEY MARKET (MUTUAL) FUNDS AND BANKS USE THE REPO/REVERSE REPO TO STASH CASH IN HIGHLY LIQUID US TREASURY NOTES. THIS ALLOWS THEM TO RECEIVE THE FED FUNDS RATE + 0.05% APR IN OVERNIGHT LOANS IN EXCHANGE FOR T BILLS AND DO THE OPPOSITE THE FOLLOWING DAY. THE FED HAS IMPLEMENTED NEW INCREASED INITIAL MARGIN REQUIREMENTS THAT HAVE RAISED THE MINIMUM CAPITAL LEVEL REQ'D FOR AMERICA'S TOP FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS. AS LIQUIDITY IS SUCKED OUT OF THE SYSTEM BY THE #RRP, THIS LEAVES BANKS WITH LESS CAPITAL WITH WHICH TO MEET #MARGIN COLLATERAL REQUIREMENTS. THIS HAS THE POTENTIAL TO CAUSE A FIRE SALE OF ASSETS SHOULD THE BANKS BE MARGIN CALLED BY THE DTC, OCC, NSCC, etc, AND/OR THE HEDGE FUNDS & FAMILY OFFICES TO WHICH SAID BANKS LEND SHARES & CASH TO BE MARGIN CALLED BY THEIR PRIME BROKER (BANK). WE ARE SEEING THE BEGINNINGS OF A LIQUIDITY CRISIS MEANWHILE THE FED HAS ONLY UNWOUND 10% OF THEIR #MBS VALUED OVER $2.7 TRILLION. A HOUSING CORRECTION HAS BEGUN AS NEW HOME SALE PRICES ARE DOWN 20% YoY, EXISTING HOME SALE NUMBERS HAVE COLLAPSED TO 2009 LEVELS, AND EXISTING HOME SUPPLY HAS JUST BEGUN TO INCREASE. BANKS HAVE A MASSIVE AMOUNT OF RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL MBS AND A VALUE AT RISK FOR THE TOP 4 U.S. BANKS OF OVER $719 BILLION. MEANWHILE GOLDMAN HAS 45% OF THEIR DEPOSITS UNINSURED BY THE FDIC, AND JPMORGAN 55% UNINSURED. THEYRE ALL BETTING ON A FEDERALLY FUNDED BAILOUT WITH YOUR MONEY IN THE FACE OF THE POSSIBILITY OF THE WORST RECESSION AND STAGFLATION THIS COUNTRY HAS EVER SEEN DUE TO THE PONZI SCHEME THAT IS EXACERBATED BY THE RECORD LEVEL OF C19 MONEY PRINTING BAILOUTS GIVEN TO INSTITUTIONS IN 2020 IN RESPONSE TO THE COLLAPSE OF THE #RRP ON SEPT 19, 2019 WHEN THE FED HAD TO TAKE OVER THE REPO OPERATIONS TO PREVENT A FULL BLOWN #STOCKMARKET COLLAPSE AT THAT TIME‼️ THESE ARE THE DEATH THROES OF A MONETARY SYSTEM PONZI SCHEME THAT WILL HAVE AN INEVITABLE IMPACT ON THE GLOBAL ECONOMY AND ALL OF OUR FINANCES, EVEN IF INVISIBLE AT FIRST GLANCE MUCH LIKE THE INFLATION OF THE LAST 2 YEARS. SILVER LINING? HEAVILY SHORTED STOCKS, FUNDS, AND PRECIOUS METALS TEND TO 🚀 IN TIMES LIKE THIS. I.E. #VW, #GOLD, #SILVER, #VIX ETC IN OCT 2008 & ONWARDS JUST 13 DAYS AFTER THE WORST DAYS IN #SP500 HISTORY SAW A 13% LOSS ON A SINGLE DAY. #AMC #GAMESTOP #PSLV #SILVER #GOLD #VIX #UVXY #MINERS #HYMC #SLV #SPROTT #PRECIOUSMETALS

Saved - December 22, 2023 at 12:05 PM

@WeAreWoke1776_3 - We Have It All

Banking fookery. Learn. https://t.co/oIyOJRkAQq

Video Transcript AI Summary
In 1969, Jerome Daley challenged the foreclosure of his home by the bank, arguing that the mortgage contract required both parties to provide legitimate property for the exchange. He claimed that the money the bank provided was created out of nothing. The bank's president admitted in court that they created money and credit through bookkeeping entries, but there was no law giving them the right to do so. The jury found no lawful consideration, and the court rejected the bank's claim for foreclosure. This court decision has significant implications, suggesting that borrowed money from banks is counterfeit and voids the contract to repay. Unfortunately, these legal realizations are suppressed, allowing perpetual wealth transfer and debt to continue.
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Speaker 0: In 1969, there was a Minnesota court case involving a man named Jerome Daley who was challenging the foreclosure of his home by the bank which provided the loan to purchase it. His argument was that the mortgage contract required both parties, being he and the bank, each put up a legitimate form of property for the exchange. In legal language, this is called consideration. Mr. Daley explained that the money was in fact not the property of the bank, link, for it was created out of nothing as soon as the loan agreement was signed. Remember what modern money mechanics stated about loans? What they do when they make loans is to accept promissory notes in exchange for credits. Reserves are unchanged by the loan transactions, but deposit credits constitute new additions to the total deposits of the banking system. In other words, the money doesn't come out of their existing lessons. The bank is simply inventing it, putting up nothing of its own except for a theoretical liability on lever. As the court case progressed, the bank's president, mister Morgan, took the stand. And in the judge's personal memorandum, he recalled that the plaintiff, bank's president, admitted that in combination with the Federal Reserve Bank, did create the money and credit upon its books by bookkeeping entry. The money and credit first came into existence when they created it? Mister Morgan admitted that no United States law or statute existed which gave him the right to do this. A lawful consideration must exist and be tendered to support the known. The jury found that there was no lawful consideration, and I agree. He also poetically added, only God can create something of value out of nothing. And upon this revelation, the court rejected the bank's claim for foreclosure and Daly kept his home. The implications of this court decision are immense. For every time you borrow money from a bank, whether it is a mortgage loan or a credit card charge, the money given to you is not only counterfeit, It is an illegitimate form of consideration and hence voids the contract to repay, for the bank never had the money as property to begin with. Unfortunately, such legal realizations are suppressed and ignored, and the game of perpetual wealth transfer and perpetual debt continues.
Saved - January 17, 2024 at 2:18 PM

@RealAlexJones - Alex Jones

INSANE! Feds Change the Definition of Money https://t.co/xefzzdgLFn

Video Transcript AI Summary
Infowars discusses the implementation of central bank digital currency as a means of social control. They highlight the shift from paper to digital money, which allows for tracking and control of transactions. The requirement for a digital dollar, digital dollar wallet, and member bank to receive government stimulus payments is mentioned. The speakers also mention the potential connection to biblical prophecies and the use of crises to implement these changes. The United Nations' proposal for emergency authority in response to global shocks is discussed, with potential triggers including climatic events, pandemics, digital disruptions, and events in outer space. The speakers urge listeners to spread awareness, support Infowars, and pray for their success.
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Speaker 0: While other networks lie to you about what's happening now, Infowars tells you the truth about what's happening next. Visit infowars.com forward slash show and share the link today. Speaker 1: Before I can give a solution, I have to kinda show where we're headed and how quickly because They have mapped out the timeline, Alex, not us. Speaker 2: And it's here. Speaker 1: And it's here. And it's right now. So so central bank digital currency, the ability to cut from buying or selling if your ideology doesn't match up with theirs their words, not mine. This started in August of 2019. So Federal Reserve docket o p 1670. What is it? What does it say? I'm gonna read it exactly so I don't misquote it. The main economic attributes of a technically effective currency rests on 3 functions as a unit of account, a store value and a medium of exchange. That's what money So you have something you can trade back and forth with each other. It has a store value and a medium of exchange. But They added a 4th definition of money at the Federal Reserve, and that is the 4th definition of money as a means of social control. Speaker 2: Wow. And that's just like when they change definition of a vaccine, not anything we injected to you. These definitions mean something. That is huge. Yeah. Social control, which the head of BlackRock said repeatedly, we're using this for control. Speaker 1: Yes. Has nothing to do with fixing a system. This in their own words, money is a means of social control. Speaker 2: And the social control, you know, they gotta bring it to your knees. Speaker 1: Yeah. Because how if you really wanted to control a person, Alex, you you cut them off from buying or selling. Their ability to live, Now you control that person. Now you've got a whole world of, or in America, 330,000,000 economic slaves To you. Right? So so now you got 20 minutes. Speaker 2: I'm gonna stop interrupting because you're just so dead on. Give it to us. Speaker 1: Okay. 11 8 of 2019, a patent was filed, 62 slash 758430. Who did this? Visa, The credit card company. What is their patent? It basically people can go look it up. But, basically, it talks about how this Patent, they want to change money from paper to digital money. And every new digital currency that's created, digital currency unit, they're gonna Take out a paper currency unit. Why? Because you can't track a a private paper money. You can go to a farmer's market. You can go anywhere. Nobody knows that you're spending money if you if you use paper, but they can track everything if it's digital. So To bring in a digital system, they have to get rid of the old. They're getting rid of their private based currency. Now it goes a little bit further. 3/23 of 2020, h r 63/21. Okay. Maxine Waters is responsible for this one. So Financial protections and assistance for Americans, consumers, states, businesses, and vulnerable populations act. This is what this is called. So what is it? It's it's direct stimulus payments for families, for renters, for homeowners. Speaker 2: Social credit score, universal basic income. Speaker 1: Correct. It's exactly what it is. Now what is required for that? Number 1, a digital dollar. Number 2, a digital dollar wallet. And number 3, a member bank That will actually accept digital dollars. So here's the thing. If you want to receive the government stimulus, you have to have a digital dollar. There is no other option. Now extend that out a little bit further. If you want Social Security well, they've already passed a bill that says if you want stimulus. What about Social Security? What about government pensions? What about any kind of government payment, retirement, anything? If you want it, you have to be part of that beast Speaker 2: And it's already. Speaker 1: And it's already. So so, you know, as I read through the Bible as a kid and as an adult, it's like, how in the world could this This antichrist and the mark of the beast happened. People know that it was coming. Well, even even Christians Speaker 2: And you have a degree of theology on top of yeah. Speaker 1: Yeah. So in in this sense, it's like, oh, it clicked. It makes sense. Even even Christians, if they say, I I don't get my my retirement. I don't get any payments unless I take the system. Well, I I guess I might as well take the system. Right? Speaker 2: So this is this is revelation actually happening? Speaker 1: I believe that it is. Yeah. I I I mean, if it looks like a duck, smells like a duck, walks like a duck, it's probably a duck. Right? My my. And the these are in their own words, the ability to cut you off From buying or selling if they don't like your ideology. I don't know what else it is. So then Speaker 2: because they say to control behavior ideology. Wow. Yeah. Speaker 1: So then here's where it starts to actually the rubber hits the road. March 6, 2022, executive order 14067, Biden penned it. Right? It's, basically, that says we're gonna have central bank digital currency in America. March 29, 2022, they start to talk about the ideology. Doctor Pippa Malmgren at the World Government Forum in Abu Dhabi, what did she say? She said programmable money is the core of central bank digital currency. Programmable. Meaning, if we don't like you, we can flip the switch so you can actually have your money. That's what programmable money means. Then you go to March of 2023, the United Nations, our common agenda policy brief. Right? So here's where the The UN general secretary says, I propose that the general assembly provide the secretary general and the United Nations system With a standing authority to convene and operationalize automatically an emergency platform in the event of a future complex global shock of sufficient scale, severity, and reach. Speaker 2: Wow. They're telling you we're gonna use a crisis to do this. Correct. Jump 1 train from 1 track to the next. Speaker 1: Yes. Speaker 2: And then blow up the old track. Speaker 1: Yeah. They just said, so what was their 1st crisis? COVID. What's the 2nd crisis? Bank failure. What's the 3rd crisis? Something worse than going on a health scale or war? Something war. I mean so so here's Speaker 2: where nobody. Yeah. Speaker 1: They tell us. That mean they tell us what could treasure. Speaker 2: Crazy is they always act like they're the adults at the big table at Thanksgiving. We're the little kids. That's why I'm so listeners go, how does Jones know this? One of them. No. They write white papers. Like, operation lockstep in 2010 told the whole plan for the COVID takeover. Speaker 1: Yeah. I research like you do. It's like I'm not making stuff up. I just read what they say. Speaker 2: Please, people. I'm not that special. Yeah. You know, I mean, we're hardworking, and we know how to But, I mean, doctor Elliott here, he's just telling you. Here it is. Speaker 1: Yeah. He's reading their documents. So you go to the next paragraph in this in this Agenda policy brief. What could trigger the emergency authority? A major climatic event, a future pandemic risk, a Speaker 2: global digital connectivity disruption, Speaker 1: a major event in outer space, disruption, a major event in outer space, and a generic unforeseen risk like a Speaker 2: like a black solar flare. The the the solar flares, the outer space still. Yeah. So What's the hype of the daylights out of? Speaker 1: So here's where it says at the end of it. It also states that while the emergency authority would have an initial Finite lifespan. The UN could be able to extend it indefinitely. Oh, a permanent Speaker 2: UN emergency. Oh my we interrupt our program to bring you this important message. While other networks lie to you about what's now. Infowars tells you the truth about what's happening next. Visit infowars.comforward/show and share the link today. The 2nd American revolution is happening now right in front of you. And you're tuned in to Infowars because you're either looking for the truth or you're already a patriot. I'm asking you now to realize we are at the The crossroads in the fight for human destiny and human future. Please spread the word the broadcast. Please buy great products info wars store.com, and please pray for the transmission. Without you, we're gonna fail. But if you simply take action And spread the word and pray for the broadcast and buy the products. You will continue to aid us together in our victory against these towers, but now is the time to make the decision. I know there's 1,000,000,000 of forms of media out there and all this BS, and the global Hope you get lost in all of it. But notice the globalist, the new world order, are coming after us because they realize we've got their number. Think about it. Infowars is the tip of the spear. If you You wanna support the spirit? That decision is up to you. Please support us now
Saved - February 2, 2024 at 4:27 AM

@Cancelcloco - Ian Carroll

We might have our first bank failure of 2024 incoming. And the OCC proposing a new rule to wave margin requirements for big banks in periods of “high volatility” Wonder what they’re worried might cause high volatility 🤔 I’m sure their hundreds of trillions of dollars of derivatives will be fine…

Video Transcript AI Summary
Banks are attempting to change rules to avoid collapse, particularly in relation to derivatives. Derivatives are risky bets in the stock market that caused the 2008 financial crisis. Despite promises of regulation, banks continue to engage in unregulated and unreported derivative trading. A new proposed rule aims to allow big banks to avoid margin calls during periods of market volatility, essentially giving them a free pass on risky bets. The recent example of Archegos and Credit Suisse highlights the dangers of counterparty risk in the derivative market. This rule change suggests that banks are anticipating increased market volatility. Overall, politicians and regulators are aligned with the interests of banks, and the global monetary system is highly leveraged.
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Speaker 0: The banks are getting scared. They're trying to change the rules so they don't go under. I'm for real. The other day, New York Community Bank woke up like this. Q bank failures 2024, and just a couple of days ago they tried to pass this new rule about derivatives, and the implications are super spicy. So a quick refresher, derivatives, meaning, like, bets in the stock market that can go completely hog wild, are what caused 2,008 to collapse. It was one specific type of derivative that they were super hyped on at the time, but derivatives in general allow for banks to just go absolutely fucking apeshit with all kinds of speculation on huge amounts of leverage. So if they're wrong, if things go badly, the whole economy can collapse. And after it almost did, Obama signed this wonderful bill called Dodd Frank that totally was gonna change everything. He said, quote, Wall Street reform, Dodd Frank, the laws that we have passed worked. It's popular in the media and political discourse, both on the left and the right, to suggest that the crisis happened and nothing changed. That is not true. Sorry. I should be doing my Obama voice. That is not true. We are moving in the derivative sector. A huge amount of oversight? Fuck that. We don't have time for all that in his voice. Basically, the idea was all these derivatives that are just shady backdoor deals, banks betting with other banks without telling anyone else what they're betting on with hugest amounts of money that is not all theirs. A lot of it doesn't even exist because they're banking on leverage. Obama promised that they were all gonna come into the light and be traded on exchanges so we could regulate them and everything would be safe from here on out. And that is why, as of the most recent report, JPMorgan is holding $58,000,000,000,000 worth of derivatives, closely followed by Goldman Sachs and Citibank. For a little perspective here, I took the GDP of all of the biggest countries in the world, and I put them on this cute little chart scaled in 1,000,000,000,000 of dollars. And if you add up every country except the US, all these ones highlighted in red, Then you get that blue bar $55,000,000,000,000. That's all of them except the US added together. Remember, gross domestic product, Everything that those countries the all of these countries combined creates a value in an entire year. And that red bar is JPMorgan alone, How much derivatives they are currently holding open. Just for scale. But Obama told us that don't worry, they're gonna do It's not gonna be dangerous. They're gonna All regulated and out in the open market, and it's gonna be safe. And that is why as of the most recent reporting last year, 96% of JPMorgan's trades are over the counter, meaning in dark markets where they are not regulated and they are not reported. Only 3% of their derivatives contracts traded on exchanges like the New York Stock Exchange, and this is for every single bank. Some of them are 100% over the counter. This is the exact opposite of what Obama told us they were gonna do with the derivatives market. And shocker, derivatives got so popular into 2008. And what happened next? Nothing. They stayed really popular because this is the number one way for banks and big rich financial institutions to take our money, and they've already been shown that when they fuck up, they get bailed out. And that brings us to this new regulation that they just tried to get through. And for all you dipshits out there that are always trying to be like this is notional value, he doesn't know what he's talking about. Yeah. We know what notional value is, guys. Sit tight while we learn about this new rule because notional value matters. I first got wind of this just a few days ago when this Reddit user, what Can I make today? Posted and broke this whole bill down. If you Google what you're seeing on the screen here, you can find this post. And yes, I went corroborated what he is claiming on the official government The law itself is a long document with a whole bunch of legalese that's very confusing. But basically what it's saying is when the markets are really crazy, how How about if we just let the big banks, like, kind of, well, it's really crazy. Let's just not margin call them. See, when the banks or anyone places derivative bets on the market, they have to have a certain amount of collateral just in case the trade goes wrong, particularly because all these trades are being done on margin, meaning money they don't actually have. But sometimes the market does crazy things and gets what we call volatile, and they're worried that that could threaten the stability of its members during periods of heightened volatility. Oh, by the way, its members referring to the OCC, This is their member directory. We're talking people like Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Vanguard, Vertu, Instinet, Citigroup, Bank of America, Nasdaq, you get the idea. Not you, you filthy peasant. And they're worried that if the market gets crazy, a sudden Stream increase in margin requirements could stress one of their member's ability to obtain liquidity to meet its obligations, particularly in periods of high volatility. I can't imagine why they would be expecting extreme volatility in the markets soon. So they're proposing changing the rules so that when the markets go crazy all the biggest players just get a free pass on having their bets going wrong. Not you though. Marge will call you so fucking fast. They specifically refer to what happened with GameStop as an example of why they should all not have to deal with all this market volatility and should get a free pass on having a ton of risky bets and not having enough margin to cover them. Remember how much risky betting we're talking about here. Remember that it is 96 traded over the counter, meaning unregulated and unchecked. What they are specifically concerned about is something called counterparty risk. Because all these 100 of 1,000,000,000,000 of dollars of derivatives, They are not all just open trades that if you get it wrong, you lose all the money. It's a bunch of hedges and balances back and forth, and when they Open a position for someone in this direction, they open their own position in the other direction to cover their asses. It's all very complicated. Yes. To all the haters, we know what notional value means. Y'all need to learn what counterparty risk means, like Bill Huang learned real quick. See, back around when Game Stuff happened. Bill was doing a whole bunch of kinda secret over the counter trading of really high derivatives with a bunch of money that he didn't exactly have And, you know, like, the exact same thing the banks are doing on those sheets I'm showing you. But the problem is once his trades kinda started to go a little wrong and then, like, the GameStop thing happened and all the markets Crazy, and he just kinda lost control of, like, the margin in his portfolio. And his firm went bankrupt pretty damn quick. But the problem is that the counterparty to almost all of his trades was Credit Suisse. And the moment that his firm, Archegos, ceased to exist, Suddenly, Credit Suisse was holding all of these trades open with no one on the other side to fulfill. Meaning, what were balanced Hedged positions one day. The very next day were complete YOLO's just like balls deep into whatever directions Bill had left them on the hook for. And if you didn't know, Credit Suisse is not with us anymore, largely because of Bill and Archegos. All of these 100 of 1,000,000,000,000 of dollars of derivative risk rely on no one going bankrupt. Because if any one of these big players gets into trouble, everyone else's bets are completely fucked. And that is why they're trying to argue that They should all get a pass on margin calls more or less when there's times of extreme market volatility because, like, that's just weird random stuff. It's like, You know, like, when the market doesn't play by the rules, we just, like, get a little pass until the rules are back on. Right? Because, like, you know, we're big we're good guys. So if you wanna know more, you can search out this post by searching the title on the screen. This is in Super Stonk on Reddit. Homie wrote up an awesome summary and then he even wrote a sample comment letter That you can submit if you wanna submit comments that they're not expecting because the poors are not supposed to get involved. So So if you want a key takeaway here, politicians work for the banks. The regulators work for the banks. Most of it's self regulated anyways. Oh, yeah. I forgot to mention that you also work for the bank's corporate income taxes, individual income taxes, and the entire global monetary system It's leveraged to the absolute tits. And we might be in the process of watching our very first bank failure of the year, but probably not our last. This new rule tells me that they're expecting lots of volatility coming up, and that's why
Saved - March 8, 2024 at 12:28 PM

@Prolotario1 - Ariel

The Banking Collapse 📉 "The financial world is on edge as Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's alarming statement ". “I Expect There To Be Bank Failures” Guess what ends Monday? Bank Term Funding Program. This is one of the reasons Donald Trump said... "It's Over".

Saved - May 20, 2024 at 12:48 PM

@peruvian_bull - Peruvian Bull

wow that is a lot of swaps rolling over in the next two weeks https://t.co/cMEijs9UG2 https://t.co/eyl7zoRA8d

@peruvian_bull - Peruvian Bull

Found the swaps data 💯

Saved - May 20, 2024 at 4:56 AM

@peruvian_bull - Peruvian Bull

Fidelity sending out emails asking for borrows https://t.co/GqRhEVIfMe

Saved - May 31, 2024 at 3:05 PM

@peruvian_bull - Peruvian Bull

Banks have half a trillion in unrealized losses and the Fed will print every penny of it if any of the GSIBs actually fail https://t.co/IHjmA3G6bh

Saved - May 31, 2024 at 6:41 PM

@0x_Mattt - 0xMattt.eth

Borrow fee jumps dramatically and rebate goes negative? Someone trying to offload a short position by enticing others to short $GME instead? https://t.co/W1bWDtSzDc

Saved - June 5, 2024 at 8:48 PM

@741trey - M.B.

DTCC has uploaded a reference guide for the Unscheduled Closing Of Exchanges And Markets For Clearing Agencies ⚠️ The Plan: Lock out everyone but Major Participants

Saved - June 10, 2024 at 10:03 PM

@peruvian_bull - Peruvian Bull

Don't forget that $GME almost collapsed the financial system. https://t.co/Xdnnbv8vKF

Saved - June 21, 2024 at 12:31 PM
reSee.it AI Summary
The financial system can be compared to a computer network, with rehypothecate as replicated packets. The 2008 crisis overloaded the registry with replicated packets, like a nested fork bomb with money. It's speculated that this was planned, and unwinding it early would reverse the attack. Retail's only defense is margin calculation vs net excess capital. Share prices in darkpools may reflect the price of locates during DRS. Margin calculation may have been reallocated to darkpool affiliates. In-kind transfers from darkpool allocation could correct margin calculation and remove rehypothecate chains. $AMC, $KOSS, and $GME are presented as solutions to combat swaps and short positions since 2008.

@itsalwaysrains - AlwaysSadButTruthful

If you think of the financial system in whole, as a computer network, then each rehypothecate is a replicated packet. but these 2008 things... these packets r replicated in a way that completely overloads the registry when they're received. Like a nested fork bomb, but with $. https://t.co/ETBWneWC5B

@itsalwaysrains - AlwaysSadButTruthful

The issue is, it could be greatly speculated that this was architected to occur. If this is the truth, then to see it unwind early, is to invert the attack back the malware's architects. the only attack retail has tbh, is where margin calculation is applied vs net excess capital.

@itsalwaysrains - AlwaysSadButTruthful

I speculate share prices in darkpools were be the price of the locates when things were drs'd. SEC network rules states they must hold 2x price in segregated margin partitions, so therefore I'm concluding margin calculation has been reallocated onto the darkpool affiliates.

@itsalwaysrains - AlwaysSadButTruthful

An in-kind transfer from the darkpool allocation, which was allocated by routing blocktraded orders, would force lit registry margin calculation onto correct participants. +also removing the rehypothecate chain which wer created because the mechanism dictated is ACAT. ℹ♥🐈 https://t.co/FMDmjHWgd3

@itsalwaysrains - AlwaysSadButTruthful

This solution is presented among $amc, $koss, and $gme as effectors of the mathematics. These are the only mechanisms I have found to combat the swaps created and short positions used to extend 2008 onwards. ヾ(⌐■_■)ノ♪ |src> https://financialservices.house.gov/uploadedfiles/6.22_hfsc_gs.report_hmsmeetbp.irm.nlrf.pdf 🎱 https://t.co/SJjIN0rKRN

Saved - August 4, 2024 at 5:18 AM

@bambkb - Kevin - WE THE PEOPLE❤️ - DAD🦁

🚨⭐️ The stage is being set for the biggest financial crash in history……. @Cancelcloco https://t.co/TZdeHMkWPR

Video Transcript AI Summary
In 2024, a massive financial bubble is set to burst due to skyrocketing US debt, money supply, and derivatives exposure. The value of stocks, cryptocurrencies, and securities is artificially inflated, leading to a potential currency collapse. Key financial executives and regulators have ties to major institutions like Goldman Sachs, raising concerns about conflicts of interest. The situation mirrors the 2008 crisis, with a new currency potentially emerging. The video speculates on political implications, suggesting a possible manipulation of the 2024 election to address the impending economic crisis.
Full Transcript
Speaker 0: This year, they're gonna pop the biggest financial bubble in all of history, and I think I know why. Let's start by talking to our good buddy, Fred. If you don't know, Fred is the official website from the Federal Reserve where they publish all kinds of official economic data. And Fred can tell you a lot of things. Like for example, that US GDP, the total value of all the stuff that the US makes that's real is going up slowly and that US debt is skyrocketing. This is not news to anyone that has eyes. I mean, we've all seen the meme of Jerome Powell and his money printer by now. No matter how you slice it, money's just getting printed. They measure the total money in the system in different ways. They call them m 1, m 2, m 3. M 1 is a particularly cute chart. M 2 includes more theoretical money that's just numbers and other screens. And so that spike in 2020 is not quite as intense because it has more factors involved. But no matter what you look at, the money supply is going to the moon. But you know what else is going to the moon? Derivatives exposure. Again, GDP is on this chart in green because it's not changing at all really, while derivatives are skyrocketing. Derivative is the financial term for like placing bets that are just arbitrary that we make up ourselves, not like buying a stock and the stock's value goes up because the company's value goes up. Derivatives are people in the financial institutions or just you and me making bets based upon other things. Like, I bet JPMorgan stock will be worth this much more on that day. I'll put a $1,000 on it, which sounds legit because it's, you know, people make bets, but it allows for huge amounts of leverage in the system. Because JPMorgan stock might go up by a dollar, but we might have bets that mean that that changes our bets by 100 and 100 and 100 of dollar. Although in the real world, we're talking 1,000,000 and 1,000,000,000 of dollars. It's an extremely complex topic, but just so you know what we're talking about here, the top three financial institutions in the United States are currently sitting on $50,000,000,000,000 worth of derivative bets each. This chart is in 1,000,000 of dollars. So 49,000,000,000 is $49,000,000,000,000 And if you notice their assets column, Goldman Sachs is sitting on $47,000,000,000,000 of derivatives, and they don't even have half a $1,000,000,000,000 of actual assets to back up all those bets. Because, you know, when you make a bet, the other side is like, okay. But how do I know you're good for it? And you're like, well, check out my nice car. Right? Like, the car is your asset that backs up the money that you're promising to pay. So, yeah, they're sitting on 100 to 1 leverage right there. And a lot of economists have termed this the everything bubble for good reason. Because as all this money got pumped into the system, it skyrocketed the value of stocks, just all stocks, cryptocurrencies, you name it. But we've also seen huge rises in things like mortgage backed securities. This is since 2010. You know, these are the things that caused the 2008 housing collapse. Yeah. They're on the up. Oh, and so are student loan asset backed securities. A security is like a slice of pie where you, like, put a whole bunch of debts or a whole bunch of things into a pool and you slice up into little slices and then you sell pieces of it as investments, like, you know, a company gets sliced up and they sell shares of the company as stocks. Those are securities. So student loan asset backed securities means when they take everyone's student loans, put them all that debt into a big pool, then they slice it up into little slices, and then they sell those slices as securities so you can make money off of collective student loan debt. Well, let's be real. You can't make money off of it because you don't know how to do this, but they make money off of it. I think this chart shows the phenomenon a little bit more clearly because it's a new thing. This is what we call financial innovation folks. Oh, but they're also doing it to your car loans too, obviously, which are at record highs right now. But also consumer credit card debt is also at record highs. And you all already know this shit. We all know that we're fucked. But the point is that right now, everything's fucked all at once. And the stock market's insane pump over the last decade or 2. And a huge amount of that value in the market is actually just derivative value of made up money of bets propping everything up with fake money that's not actually real. Just making everything look like it's really valuable. Because in the financial world, if everyone's making side bets on Apple going up, that increases Apple's value because everyone's hyped. Apple stock goes up, everyone gets more hyped. They make more side bets that Apple stock will go up. You see what I'm saying there? Just if you hadn't looked closely and read yet, that line says 600,000,000,000,000. But some estimates put derivative exposure in the quadrillions, which is a stupid number. And I phrase it that way because we don't actually know the size of the market because over the counter derivatives are not regulated and they have very lenient reporting standards. Thanks to a certain guy that we'll talk about in a second. And all of this has been carefully executed by a small set of financial executives and power people who love to act like they don't understand the basics of inflation and the economy. And they just could never have predicted the situation that we find ourselves in, but have convenient resumes of being total stooges for the federal reserve despite now working for the government. Cause those 2 organizations are not. Or the chair of the fed who is the master of, I didn't know it was gonna, I just didn't know printing money would cause inflation. Cause I'm sure Jerome Powell did not understand the most basic facts about how money works when George H W Bush named him undersecretary of the Treasury in 1992. So to clarify, he went from the private sector working for investment banks to the public sector working for the government, back to the private sector working for the Carlyle Group during the Iraq war. There's no rabbit hole to be done on that whole can of shit. And now back to the public sector in charge of the Federal Reserve, Or is that the private sector? I'm not really clear on that one. And then, of course, the guy that's in charge of regulating the whole thing, Gary Gensler, the chair of the Securities Exchange Commission, which is like the financial regulatory institution of the United States. Well, he worked at Goldman Sachs for 18 years before taking the little revolving door into the government, where he's worked for Goldman Sachs ever since, to be clear. But back in the turn of the century, Gensler worked with Lawrence Summers to push for passing the commodity futures modernization act, which exempted over the counter derivatives from regulation. You know, these over the counter derivatives that are currently worth 100 of 1,000,000,000,000 of dollars of unchecked Lord knows what kind of leverage. He also did a stellar job of specifically failing to regulate the crypto industry in very suspect looking ways, going after every legitimate actor except for the dude that broke everything, who totally didn't have weird ties to, like never mind. In case you didn't know, in the build up to 2,008, the big boys knew what was coming because they were the ones inflating that bubble and they popped it at a very specific time with very specific actions. And they timed it very specifically to bring in our lord and savior, Barack Obama, who promised to regulate the banks. And that did not go well. And today, the situation is 10 times worse and the whole world is 10 times as fucked. And throughout all of history, there's only one thing that solves major economic crises on a global scale. But this time, a global war isn't enough to fix it because it's not just a global economic crisis. It's a currency collapse. And all throughout history, a currency collapse leads to the rise of a new currency. And who have you heard talking an awful lot over the last year about introducing a new kind of currency that's gonna make the world a much better place. And if we're being honest, it's looking more and more like in 2024, they're either going to let Trump win or do something really shady to make the election not happen. Because they're actually trying to run 80 whatever year old Biden against him. And what better time to pop the largest financial bubble in all of human history than right before you let Trump have office again. Just think about it.
Saved - September 18, 2024 at 9:32 PM

@unusual_whales - unusual_whales

The Fed just cut by 50BPS. Interestingly, on Sept 18, 2007, they also cut by 50BPS. https://t.co/dX8UoEHzen

Saved - September 27, 2024 at 3:02 AM

@peruvian_bull - Peruvian Bull

global liquidity about to rip 🚀🚀🚀 https://t.co/E0nQCyGRBu

Saved - October 22, 2024 at 2:46 AM

@DarioCpx - JustDario 🏊‍♂️

Is $BAC Risk Management team rushing to their desks on a Sunday night already? https://t.co/7L997BQl0u

@DarioCpx - JustDario 🏊‍♂️

It’s being documented and tracked since 2022 👇🏻 #silver $BAC https://t.co/Qh0y4R0pot

Saved - December 10, 2024 at 1:57 PM

@TheUltimator5 - TheUltimator5

This is what systemic risk looks like. The moment @TheRoaringKitty tweeted, the USD crashed. Holy moly. $GME https://t.co/MWrx5anHNk

Saved - June 4, 2025 at 3:19 AM
reSee.it AI Summary
I discussed how breaking rehypothecate chains could ensure honest margin by preventing blocktrades. Blocktrades are the source of rehypothecation, whether they involve options or swaps, and this impacts margin collateral requirements.

@itsalwaysrains - AlwaysSadButTruthful

@banne_davi17405 @odinthedog2 @rnewton7777 @GameStopEcho in theory this would break all rehypothecate chains, no matter which swap or option they are derived from, and then deliver honest margin since transfers cannot be blocktraded. blocktrades are what are rehpothecated, whether options or swaps. margin collateral requirements.

Saved - August 16, 2025 at 12:40 AM

@Malone_Wealth - Kevin Malone

BREAKING NEWS: Federal Reserve Reverse Repo reaches its lowest level in more than four years. Do you know what happens next? https://t.co/EQrDp49xx3

Saved - December 29, 2025 at 2:41 PM
reSee.it AI Summary
I note JPMorgan filed an 8-K on Dec 27 reporting $4.875B in unrealized silver losses. They swung from ~200M oz net short to ~750M oz net long—likely the largest silver-position reversal in history, over the holidays. They took the hit. The most important bank remains short the dollar.

@SimonDixonTwitt - Simon Dixon

JPMorgan filed an 8-K on December 27 disclosing $4.875bn in unrealized losses on silver. At the same time, they flipped from being ~200 million ounces net short to ~750 million ounces net long physical. That’s the largest position reversal in the history of the silver market and it happened over the holidays just like the EU pushing their CBDC forward when nobody was looking. They took the hit. The most important bank in the financial industrial complex is short the dollar.

@SimonDixonTwitt - Simon Dixon

🇨🇳 🇺🇸 Stunning to watch. China will impose silver export restrictions from January 1, 2026, requiring special government licenses. China is one of the world’s largest silver producers and refiners, so this move materially tightens global supply flows. This represents a major squeeze on export availability, with clear potential for even higher global silver prices and increased physical tightness. The financial-industrial complex could be forced to make concessions to China in order to manage those paper derivative short positions. That likely means custody shifting toward China, Singapore, or possibly the UAE, rather than London, the US, or Switzerland. Silver is critical for solar panels, electronics, EVs, and advanced AI hardware technology. Reduced exports will push industrial buyers toward alternative sources or force them to absorb higher local prices. This could be another direct attack on the dollar, alongside the controlled demolition of the petrodollar, the Eurodollar, and the Japan carry trade. Wait until the Fed is activated by the Proof of Weapons network in 2026. Glad Bitcoin already has more than enough hash power. Getting those ASICs for Bitcoin mining could get harder as more commodity markets are squeezed.

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