/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>52571000
>Your customers cannot make you suffer a run if you ACTUALLY own what you say you own. Period.
Banks make long-term investments for growth; they can have less invested in them because of new capital requirements, but they themselves don't have 100% of deposits on hand because of a run.
HOWEVER, a bank can show a big central bank it's long term investments, and the central bank will prop them up based on their solvency.

That doesn't exist for these Crypto characters.

>>17773394
Oil barons are well aware of the strings the banks and auto companies had to wear for years and years. Oil is a gambler's business. The healthy ones will just gobble the ones that went into too much debt at the wrong time.

The industry isn't going to be saddled with the conditions a huge bailout would entail. None of the significant players will be risking bankruptcy.

I think the tokenomic of the buyback mechanism and the purpose of the buyback reason itself are odd. Why would they buy the vidt token with the clients' FIAT when they already had the cash from them? Are they using that money to pump niggers to fomo into their token and then in a sense multiply their revenue from their clients? If that's the case then it's just a manipulated boomer wild west tactics.

>>9479858

Uhhh, Metal Gear Solid does not have that many expansions bro..

>>4764514
i suppose that crypto isn't a physically feasible object. which is irrelevant but whatever.
like i mentioned before, buffet relies on old concepts and his experience in traditional markets, but that doesn't help jackshit with crypto.

this guy actually makes me angry, cause he's the reason why i can't talk about crypto in public, without people reciting him and confronting me with :

>pic related
>LMAO anon you think you're are're smarter than wareen booffet???

>>4649711
You know the blockchain is pooblic, we can see txs to all adreeeses

>>4503879
>My strategy is basically to use Technical analysis to predict other peoples FUD and FOMO