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>>25353197
>>25353265
This is the best take so far.
Confirmed that banks are scared because they are keeping high reserve balances, function of which these days is pretty much just to stay solvent during a bank run, which is likely by looking at the M1 & 2.

All the "money printing" from QE goes here, despite that there is a 0% reserve requirement. The only other reason banks want to hold such high balances is because they earn a risk free 0.1%, which comes out to $30+ billion each year (paid for by US taxpayercucks).

Do you think we get bank Bail-ins like they do in Argentina / Cyprus / Spain / the UK in 2022 ?