ATMs are out of order

[Anonymous No.24813138]

Last few weeks ATMs have been out of service in the area (midwest). Anyone else noticing this trend, and what do you think it means?

[Anonymous No.24813209]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0DKRvS-C04o

This has been happening all around the world for the past couple of weeks on a small scale. It's called iCovid-21. All part of the Agenda 2030 and Great Reset.
Hide your laptop
Hide your phone
Hide your router

[Anonymous No.24813224]

>>24813138
No schizo

[Anonymous No.24813239]

>>24813209
this same thing happened in Venezuela and Zimbabwe before their hyperinflations, also.

[Anonymous No.24813268]

>>24813239
Nah this is bigger than hyperinflation which won't happen regardless. There are several other things happening all at once.

[Anonymous No.24813277]

They are going to shut down your internet, burguer.
https://nexusnewsfeed.com/article/geopolitics/another-crisis-on-the-way-say-great-reset-organisers/

And later they will attack the power grid. Every building with a smart meter will be a potential target. I read these dont have a ground.
Its seems this will be concentrated in the US, and to some degree in Europe as well, in places where some armed resistance to globohomo might happen.

[Anonymous No.24813291]

>>24813239
Any reads about that in English?

[Anonymous No.24813310]

>>24813268
The treasury was hacked the other day. Possibly the banks are also. They wouldn't release that information as it would cause panic and a bank run.

[Anonymous No.24813324]

>>24813291
Any venenzulanon, zimbabanon, or lebanon will tell you.

[Anonymous No.24813336]

>>24813324
Shucks, I'm fresh out

[Anonymous No.24813377]

>>24813324
Do you see this on ATMs serviced by different banks? Like is it just a lot of ATMs for the same bank?

Also, are you rural, suburban or urban?

[Anonymous No.24813418]

>>24813377
suburban, bank of america and huntington atms have all been empty the past few weeks

[Anonymous No.24813443]

>>24813377
https://twitter.com/xrp_mami/status/1338571799257370629

[Anonymous No.24813484]

>>24813443
>>24813418

Show bobs

[Anonymous No.24813634]

banks are out of cash and don't want to buy any more from the fed which means the gen pop has all the cash under their mattresses waiting for covid to go away.. this literally is what happens right before an economic meltdown.

[Anonymous No.24813667]

>>24813138
100 usd bills and 500 euro bills being removed means there is not enough cash for such a big monetary base.
They need to increase bills size to 500 usd & 1000 usd & 1000 eur bills so cash keeps working but that goes against their cashless neofeudal agenda so atms are collapsing.

Last week one fucking atm sucked my cash and stoped working instantly , this pieces of shit atms are overworked due to higher nomination bills not being introduced while the monetary base is higher than ever.

Fucking pieces of shit should have never have removed the 500, 1000, 5000 and 10000 usd bills.

[Anonymous No.24813724]

>>24813634
by economic meltdown you mean hyperinflation?
all those hidden bills will eventually come out of hiding after we make it through the current deflation. if you look, M2 velocity (spending) started to increase sharply last quarter for the first time in years.

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/M2V

[Anonymous No.24813734]

>>24813724
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/M1

[Anonymous No.24813742]

>>24813138
That means if you still have your money in a bank you're fucked

[Anonymous No.24813747]

>>24813667
Most ATMs around here give $20 bills. So I know for a fact that $20s are getting scarce. Back in April through June we were getting all freshly printed bills, but since June they seem to be more circulated.

[Anonymous No.24813753]

>>24813268
>hyperinflation which won't happen
Oh my sweet summer child

[Anonymous No.24813777]

>>24813734
Velocity is the metric to watch. When all those surplus bills start chasing the same amount of goods thats when the crash will happen.

[Anonymous No.24813798]

>>24813747
it's about bills size remember that in 1969 you had 10k usd bills existing.

That's 70k of today on "official inflation" and about 250k on real estate inflation.

The united states had 250k bills half a century ago, 250k worth bills, a single bill worth 250k.
And today you can't take 10k usd on route or airport without risk of civil forfeiture.

And they wonder why velocity of money is going to shit and why people are buying crypto.

[Anonymous No.24813847]

>>24813777
Checked, yes when velocity of money returns dxy will go to 50 and bitcoin to 500k.

>>24813753
Kek real estate keeps going up,, here in argentina less than 1000 real estate purchases per month are happening , yet price of real estate keeps going up due to fiat going to shit.

Fucking boomers ruined everything.

[Anonymous No.24813888]

>>24813847
you guys are going to hit first before the dollar. Higher demand for USD than ARS. Shit is all going to zero eventually

[Anonymous No.24813919]

>be me
>withdraw money from local atm
>keep withdrawing until there's no cash left
>do this until all the atm machine machines are out of cash
>lmao negative ten thousand in account
>it's ok bro I'm good for it.png
>apply for credit card
>transfer max from credit account to savings
>go to back to bank and ask to withdraw ten thousand
> tell the teller the negative balance is a mistake
>whisper imwithher and blm
>she nods and begins to withdraw cash for me
>jokes on her I don't even have a job

[Anonymous No.24813930]

>>24813888
We already hit a wall and are about to find our ground , our minimum wages are now lower than haiti.

Fiat currency is over here.

[Anonymous No.24813941]

They're going to increase our debt along with hyperinflation, aren't they?

[Anonymous No.24813951]

>>24813798
you are talking about asset inflation, same thing I am pretty much. we all know that real inflation should be measured by real estate, gallons of milk, bread, and other consumer items. their CPI is BS.

Velocity has been crashing since 1997, but look at last quarter, its the sharpest upward gain since then. the spending trend is starting already.

[Anonymous No.24813989]

>>24813847
Did your ATMs go empty in Argentina when your inflation started? Did they limit your monthly amount? I think this will be happening here very soon.

[Anonymous No.24813991]

>>24813951
Velocity of money has been crashing on every country since 3 to 5 years after they create anti money laundering institutions like fincen that create artificial limits that are never upgraded for inflation.

>its the sharpest upward gain since then. the spending trend is starting already.

Yes and with it massive inflation will come.

[Anonymous No.24814023]

>>24813991
I am pretty sure we will start seeing 30% inflation within 2 years. We printed 35% of all dollars in history this year alone. From 1776 to now, 35% of those dollars were created this year. How can anyone argue deflation is beyond me.

[Anonymous No.24814024]

>>24813951
>the spending trend is starting already
This is purely anecdotal, but I can confirm this with the amount of online sales I've been getting the last week or so. Even though its black friday/cyber monday/holidays/etc, I was barely surviving the last few months. It was like a faucet turned on out of no where

[Anonymous No.24814055]

>>24813919
put some of that in physical silver
that cash won't save you for long

[Anonymous No.24814063]

>>24813989
>Did your ATMs go empty in Argentina when your inflation started?

Yes , the government even had to import this year currency from muh evil bolsonaro government because local money printers did not had enough capacity.

>Did they limit your monthly amount?

Yes and absurd aml regulations you can't even buy a 50k cuckshed without proving were you got the income and you can't prove the income in 90% of the cases due to the system not allowing it.


>I think this will be happening here very soon.

In the EU yes in the usa it's hard to say , the usa reserve currency status depends on usd cash circulating around the world.
If the usa does not introduce higher denomination bills and removes limits on cash people around the world will move to bitcoin , it's already happening here.

USD is dangerous to use due to small denomination bills , you need a shitton of usd to buy crap and it can be confiscated if you can't prove were the fuck you got every cent.

A few weeks ago some women that got her wage had 200 usd confiscated by cops on the street due to aml regulations.

[Anonymous No.24814066]

>>24813138
Yes

[Anonymous No.24814071]

I’m split between stocks and crypto with some cash and no property. I can’t make heads nor tales of what to do with my money right now. Is this the usual fear mongering? Doesn’t feel like it, but does it ever?

[Anonymous No.24814094]

>be me
>rich af
>withdraw money from nearby atms until they're empty
>do this a few more times
>watch people freak out and panic
>lel
>pay homeless to withdraw money and let them keep the cash
>watch them walk into drug stores and LCs to buy alcohol and pills
>normies literally can't get any money out and are surrounded by drunk bums
all of my keks

[Anonymous No.24814111]

>>24814023
>How can anyone argue deflation is beyond me.

>Be boomer
>Be central banker
>Take debt insanely since 1971 to 2010
>Fug we can't pay this shit
>Remove real estate and anything of value from cpi
>heyy plebs inflation is 0 i mean even worse than 0 there is deflation -3% deflation
>Let us print money to evaporate the debt i mean to help those in need

They are openly saying they want inflation because their goal is to evaporate the debts by wealth confiscation through inflation.

[Anonymous No.24814114]

>>24814063
Well there you go then.
That's the reoccuring pattern.
The ATMs and banks close.
Cash gets short, then the hyperinflation begins. Don't be so sure that the USD will be a reserve currency much longer, especially since they starting to bring in the digital currencies here soon. They want to get rid of cash so they can track our every move. Total financial surveillance.

[Anonymous No.24814117]

>>24814063
Why are people using bitcoin and not one of the privacy coins like monero?

[Anonymous No.24814119]

>>24814063
>confiscated by cops on the street due to aml regulations.
Hard to confiscate crypto on a phone or laptop

[Anonymous No.24814125]

theyre probably going to burn all physical supply of cash by threatening business owners to stop accepting them

[Anonymous No.24814133]

> Be me
> Proceed to go to ATM
> Withdraw all I have
> Proceed to go to bank
> Pay in all I have
> Repeat until ATM is empty.

[Anonymous No.24814142]

>>24813747
ive also noticed this, i've been seeing the "JEWS" 20$ bill thats from the early 2000's (04 if im not mistaken). there's something going on

[Anonymous No.24814162]

>>24813239
>>24813277
>>24813310
>>24813336

Jesus christ are there some morons here. ATMs are privately owned. Brick and mortar businesses place them on their property or in their store as an investment. They get a cut of every transaction fee. Lately they've become a lot less lucrative as fewer people are going out (covid), and the broader trend is towards cashless payments. Even the tamale guy on the street takes credit cards.

Why would you, a consumer, bother using an ATM with a $2.50 transaction when every place you could possibly shop takes credit card? And why would the store owner keep paying the monthly service fees when nobody is using their ATM?

The answer is because Hilary Clinton sucks blood from child sex slaves, obviously.

[Anonymous No.24814174]

>>24814111
>How can anyone argue deflation is beyond me.
The theory is that since dollars can only be created by issuing new debt and no one is issuing new debt that the dollar "birth cycle" or creation of new dollars in frozen

[Anonymous No.24814175]

>>24814142
The brand new $20s a few months ago were 2017 Steven Mnuchin bills. They smelled and felt like they were printed yesterday.

[Anonymous No.24814187]

>>24814114
Agree we are in a dark path.

>>24814117
Lack of liquidity, people buy crypto in p2p markets since we can't access international exchanges due to capital controls.

And only btc & eth have local liquidity and anyone mining xmr won't sell it locally.

Why?Because btc & eth are trading at a premium in usd terms due to their scarcity if you mine xmr with random x you are better selling them on binance for btc and then selling the btc at a 10% plus in usd here.

>>24814119
I would not be suprised if they try to abolish open operative systems like windows or linux and move everything to closed systems like android so they can ban software.

The fiat system parasites are desperate and will try to do anything to keep the ponzi going.

[Anonymous No.24814193]

>>24813443
tfw no crypto mami gf

[Anonymous No.24814258]

>>24814125
They already, most businesses have signs saying they prefer debit transactions because of COVID, even though they obviously don't because they just lose out on their already diminishing bottom lines with more fees

[Anonymous No.24814262]

>>24814162
>ATMs are privately owned.

We're talking about the ATMs outside of banks. The banks are lobbies are closed and the ATMs are out of order.

[Anonymous No.24814281]

>>24814187
>ban software.
Not possible. They don't have that kind of power. Most Linux ISOs exist in torrents that are just as distributed as Bitcoin or Ethereum.

Here's the truth. The Davos/Illuminati boomers really just dont understand the state of things. They believe that they can issue fedcoin or EUcoin and that people will be dumb enough to just use it the same way they mindlessly use facebook or twitter. They dont understand how much their power has been compromised

[Anonymous No.24814323]

>>24813138
I think you dumbfuck normie cattle know instinctively what is about to happen to you. You will march up the ramp to the slaughterhouse truck anyways.

[Anonymous No.24814367]

>>24813919
>whisper imwithher and blm
Kek

[Anonymous No.24814370]

>>24814323
thank you for gracing this thread oh enlightened one
hopefully we can all be as evolved someday

[Anonymous No.24814407]

>>24814281
>They dont understand how much their power has been compromised

I agree but you are assuming the davos boomers are retards.

Year 1971
>Nixon announces china trip
>China enters un
>Taiwan expelled from un
>Gold standards ends
>Bretton woods ends
>Outsourcing starts
>World Economic Forum created

The entire fiat system is an artificial system created in 1971 to confiscate wealth via inflation, from 1971 to 2008 it's confiscation was hiden via outsourcing to china which accelerated velocity of money and reduced most products price hiding that wealth confiscation from the people.

After 2008 the wef went full globohomo scortched earth cultural war trying to rescue the ponzi even if it meaned inflating real estate to neofeudal levels.

What we have seen this year is the scortched earth cultural warfare moving to a hot war , the lockdowns are targeting business that use cash while benefiting big globohomo corps , this is why they shill ubi they destroy everyone but corporations and capital keeps flowing upwards, while they can inflate the debts muh you will own nothing is real not a propaganda bullshit.

Crypto is the last chance for the western world to survive.

[Anonymous No.24814436]

>>24813268
>There are several other things happening all at once
List them. I want to know what I'm missing.

[Anonymous No.24814464]

>>24814407
what do you think about quantum computers?
would they not be able to easily hack cryptos?
that's the only thing that scares me is that the could force hack bitcoin keys will brute force.

[Anonymous No.24814474]

>>24814407
>I agree but you are assuming the davos boomers are retards.
They are. Their idea of a blockchain is a SQL database

[Anonymous No.24814527]

>>24814464
>what do you think about quantum computers?

Meme for now and will be until 2040.

>would they not be able to easily hack cryptos?

They will be able to hack nukes first so not a problem , when governments start to force their agencies to upgrade to quantim resistant shit fast you know things are about to get real.

>that's the only thing that scares me is that the could force hack bitcoin keys will brute force.

Not possible would take until the heat death of the universe to try to brute force a single key.

>>24814474
>They are. Their idea of a blockchain is a SQL database

Yes but a whole orwellian sql database and they have existing momentum in their current system to force enough retards into it.

While i know we would win in the end having a 15 year civilizational crisis due to boomers wanting to use a sql database as currency is not exactly something i am looking to.

[Anonymous No.24814627]

>>24814262
Banks try to cut costs everywhere. I wouldnt wprry about USD inflation, as the money never even touches the ground. Asset inflation is horrible though. Especially for people from outside US invested in US businesses. US stocks are up 30% but theyre only up 20% in my brokerage account. Its literally eating my gains, which of course, one might argue arent "real" but only due to USD inflation but still, it sucks.

[Anonymous No.24814687]

>>24814527
>they have existing momentum in their current system to force enough retards into it.
They dont, the better tech always sucks people in. Besides, what do you think happens when their SQL database gets hacked? Or they cant pay the IRS to audit crypto traders? Or they cant pay their soldier/cops to force people to use their system? This is it. They're fucked. The people won.

[Anonymous No.24814727]

>>24814262
The same exact argument applies
>everybody banks online
>fewer and fewer people using cash
>nobody going to your physical branches
>save money by closing and consolidating
https://www.americanbanker.com/news/u-s-lost-5-of-bank-branches-between-2017-and-2020

In my city, every major commercial intersection has a bank at the corner... sometimes 2 or 3 within a hundred yards. It's all the legacy of making banks as gaudy and ubiquitous as possible, so people trust giving you their savings. That's all completely obsolete now and thank goodness they're finally catching on.

[Anonymous No.24814742]

>>24814687
I would not be so sure we won, here in argentina shit continues to go to hell and people continue in their meme positions out of momentum , same shit happened in memezuela.

Cops are earnign 0,60 usd per hour and still working nothing has gone to hell , people are too domesticated.
I agree long term that they lost but long term is not important at the moment if short term they can fuck everything up while trying to create a closed loop system.

This is what the covid lockdowns and war on cash is all about trying to create a capitalist socialist mix were they can keep confiscating wealth from everyone and moving it upwards to corporations.

But i hope you are right.

[Anonymous No.24814743]

>>24814281
I will be watching you

[Anonymous No.24814797]

>>24814742
>Cops are earnign 0,60 usd per hour and still working nothing has gone to hell
What decision do you think they make when they can work as a private security guard and earn 0.0002 BTC per hour instead of working for the state for 60 cents

[Anonymous No.24814842]

>>24813847
>and bitcoin to 500k
What does that even mean at that point? All those BTC price prediction models, are they just showing USD hyperinflation?

[Anonymous No.24814886]

>>24814727
if everyone is using cards then there should be more cash available in the ATMs, not a shortage.

[Anonymous No.24814906]

>>24814842
>are they just showing USD hyperinflation?
Bitcoin will also absorb Precious Metal market share. When the price started really moving over the summer you werent able to buy silver or gold on APMEX or any of the other online spot vendors. When there's no gold for the public to buy and they have money they're trying to move in to a safe asset what do you think they will buy? Bitcoin is infinitely more liquid than gold is

[Anonymous No.24814907]

>>24814842
Part yes part no , bitcoin going up had gains over hyperinflation but it's moved by the dxy index.

When dxy get's stronger it goes down it goes less than it does when it goes up when the dxy get's weaker.

>>24814797
>What decision do you think they make when they can work as a private security guard and earn 0.0002 BTC per hour instead of working for the state for 60 cents

Existing momentum , they have their rank, their pensions(which will be evaporated by inflation anyway) and so on.

[Anonymous No.24814952]

>>24814907
Cops arent bright but they arent going to work for free bro. They have mouths to feed, they'll take the BTC all day. Ironic you include the SPQR meme, the soldiers refused to fight for Rome after the Denarius was inflated.

[Anonymous No.24815010]

>>24814952
>>24814952
>Ironic you include the SPQR meme, the soldiers refused to fight for Rome after the Denarius was inflated.

First they fought for rome confiscating wealth of non armed citzens.
Then for their generals trying to take over a parasitic power structure.

But you are right about the 0.0002 btc vs waging for fiat but you still have a 15 year transition period between that in which the existing power structure will go tyranical to keep the ponzi going.

[Anonymous No.24815058]

>>24814886
Because they aren't paying to get them emptied/re-filled, which costs a shit-load of money because you need an armored van + armed security.

[Anonymous No.24815471]

>>24814187
Software as a service is what they want. You own nothing. You compute nothing. You stream the results from data centers.