Bitcoin is no longer the riskiest asset

[Anonymous No.53681892]

that is just what you are told. $700T exists as absurdly highly leveraged positions in the derivative markets, possibly upto $1.4Q. On top of that, multiple countries (Europe, USA, UK) have passed laws that allow "bail-in" in the event of a default in these markets, where bank accounts are seized to cover the debt. that is their answer to this risk, simple theft, and now they want to take away your cash (see CBDCs) this will make it impossible to save yourself. they will cause a crash, they will take your savings and you will adopt the digital currency, only time is separating you from this future.

now compare that to crypto, trustless, non-custodial, backed by mathematical proof, governed by technology and supported by all participanting economies around the world. this is in direct contrast to the legacy system and thus perfectly balances the financial world. they will cause a crash, they will force you into alternative currencies, you will adopt bitcoin. again there is only time separating you from this future.

after CBDCs are released they will crash the derivative markets, rob your current account and refund you with a CBDC based alternative. then they will ban cash.

it is time to protect yourself with decentralised currencies, you should be holding Bitcoin and XMR in your wallet.

[Anonymous No.53681916]

>>53681892
I'd rather hold silver as my local farmer doesn't sell for magical internet money.

[Anonymous No.53681926]

coinbureau?

[Anonymous No.53681955]

funny you should say that, here in the netherlands there are "farm to table" farmers that accept bitcoin

[Anonymous No.53681974]

>>53681955
Yeah they stopped that here after the power outages.

[Anonymous No.53681973]

>>53681955
>eten kopen met btc
Waar?

[Anonymous No.53681997]

>own pm
>own buttcorns
>trying to get the chicken & mushroom farm setup

[Anonymous No.53682025]

possibly the most based post on biz right now
allow me to reiterate: only time is separating us from this future. This means that you are presented with several alternatives
1) place your money in other asset classes because you want to avoid crypto volatility, and hope that you have time and ability to pull out of the system before the plug is pulled
2) buy right now no matter the price to make sure you have a seat at the table
3) buy other assets that are also outside the control of the banking system
4) reduce your dependency on the system

[Anonymous No.53682026]

>>53681926
yes most recent video. but anons here don't watch it and the info is sound.

[Anonymous No.53682052]

>>53681973
nee, ik ga mezelf niet doxxen, kk boefje xoxo

[Anonymous No.53682193]

>>53682052
Prima joh. Contant werkt ook prima.

[Anonymous No.53682350]

>>53681892
>>53682025
Boomer delirium demoralized by Russia. These idiots are so happy that they could double their gold savings since 2008.

[Anonymous No.53683127]

>>53681892
>now compare that to crypto, trustless, non-custodial, backed by mathematical proof, governed by technology and supported by all participanting economies around the world
who controls development of your coin?
why is the coin pegged to fiat?
why is your hardware backdoored?
why are transactions moving off chain?
why are coins subject to a countrys laws?
why arent people buying things with the coins?
why are there coin etfs tied to fiat?
why are most coins moved through CENTRALIZED exchanges?
why are normie coin traders using phone wallets on bugged google\apple phones?
why was xmr 51%'d for a few minutes?
who controls the electricity? woops coin arent carbon friendly!

[Anonymous No.53683152]

>>53683127
cope, also seethe

[Anonymous No.53683362]

>>53683127
enjoy your CBDC

[Anonymous No.53683402]

>>53681916
He will, but only after his entry point makes Jim Cramer look like Warren Buffet

[Anonymous No.53683488]

>>53683362
nooooooo pointing out the obvious flaws of muh coons means you're for cbdc
bots gotta try harder

[Anonymous No.53683578]

Bitcoins would be worth millions if this happened. Which is why you have deluded yourself into believing this trash. The happening of all happenings will make you rich, the only thing attaching you to this future is your imagination.

[Anonymous No.53683608]

>>53681892
>Bitcoin is no longer the riskiest asset
Wait what? What is? I'm here for gains. Not 3%. Gimme.

[Anonymous No.53683652]

>>53681892
>that is just what you are told. $700T exists as absurdly highly leveraged positions in the derivative markets, possibly upto $1.4Q. On top of that, multiple countries (Europe, USA, UK) have passed laws that allow "bail-in" in the event of a default in these markets, where bank accounts are seized to cover the debt. that is their answer to this risk, simple theft, and now they want to take away your cash (see CBDCs) this will make it impossible to save yourself. they will cause a crash, they will take your savings and you will adopt the digital currency, only time is separating you from this future.
>now compare that to crypto, trustless, non-custodial, backed by mathematical proof, governed by technology and supported by all participanting economies around the world. this is in direct contrast to the legacy system and thus perfectly balances the financial world. they will cause a crash, they will force you into alternative currencies, you will adopt bitcoin. again there is only time separating you from this future.
>after CBDCs are released they will crash the derivative markets, rob your current account and refund you with a CBDC based alternative. then they will ban cash.
>it is time to protect yourself with decentralised currencies, you should be holding Bitcoin and ARRR in your wallet.
FTFY

[Anonymous No.53683687]

>>53683127
>why is the coin pegged to fiat?
unironically possibly the most defining mark of a midwit.
It perfectly encapsulates the lack of understanding on the subject of crypto; and I could literally ignore the entirety of the rest of this post because of it.
jej, retards really do.

[Anonymous No.53683814]

>>53683127
Sneed

[Anonymous No.53683902]

>>53681892
you don't understand derivatives retard. most of them, if not all are mostly boring fixed income products like bonds and swaps, and swap options and the like. the reason the figures appear to be high is because the bankers like to "hedge" their risks. it's a nothing burger, which won't "crash" the market.

crashes are artificial bullshits that are instrumented by banks and media when they want to indebt some nation, a good chunk of the population or when they want to pull the rug from relatively underperforming assets, in the form of "cohorts" of people/businesses holding debt.

at the end of the day people still have to eat, drink, drive cars, flush toilets, build homes and whatnot, fiat money and crypto alike or cbdc can only denominate such activities.

in other words there is no way for you to find the mysterious secret asset that will be used as the new financial standard across the world. not unless you are a billionaire oligarch

[Anonymous No.53683940]

>>53682026
guy sold all his sol at the bottom due to systemic ftx risks lol

he is a puppet to his market maker handlers and pushed the exact wrong narratives at the right time to turbo plebs like you

[Anonyɱous No.53684017]

>>53683608
As the chart shows, off balance sheet derivatives (shadow banking).
For burgerland, dodd-frank act mandates that derivatives will get made whole first using depositors funds (bail in).

[Anonymous No.53684272]

>>53683687
>>53683152

[Anonymous No.53684739]

>>53684017
This. Cash in the bank is a huge risk. Watch Japan in this 2nd quarter. Buy hard assets

[Anonymous No.53685175]

>>53683902
post nose