/SEG/: SELL EVERYTHING GENERAL

[Anonymous No.58133962]

LAST CHANCE TO LITERALLY SELL EVERYTHING BEFORE THE BLOODBATH ON MONDAY.

[Anonymous No.58134055]

FUCK OP

[Anonymous No.58134087]

>LAST CHANCE TO LITERALLY SELL EVERYTHING BEFORE THE BLOODBATH ON MONDAY.

[Anonymous No.58136243]

>>58133962
Fuck off, I'm not selling my short futures perps

[Anonymous No.58137143]

>>58133962
I dunno, I'm pretty comfy with my monero, gold and silver.

[Anonymous No.58137167]

>>58133962
How so? What is it this time?

[Anonymous No.58137802]

you should probably sell everything because eth will be classified as a financial security. formally. on the basis of staking. so all PoS (piece of shit) chains will devalue tremendously. and any derivatives of them.
what is that. 12 more hours?
tick. tock.

[Anonymous No.58137868]

>>58133962
>"buy USD bros, trust me"

[Anonymous No.58137904]

I'm not fucking selling

[Anonymous No.58137964]

>>58137868
>The volume of U.S. Treasury transactions is expected to increase due to higher government borrowing, driven by factors like fiscal stimulus, public spending, and the need to finance the national debt. As the government issues more Treasury securities to raise funds, the volume of transactions in these securities naturally increases.
>Yes, excluding U.S. Treasury transactions from the SLR calculations can make the leverage ratio appear better for banks. This exclusion allows banks to hold more U.S. Treasuries without needing to increase their capital proportionally, thus enabling them to engage in more Treasury transactions and support liquidity in the Treasury market. The idea is to strengthen the financial system's stability by allowing banks to participate more actively in these markets without being penalized by higher capital requirements.
They're literally funding everything on the gubment credit card. Holy shit anon.

[Anonymous No.58138032]

>>58137964
It's worse than that. This is stealthy inflation. Hyperinflation might actually be in the cards. Got I really hope I won't owe my brother an apology for calling him retarded.

[Anonymous No.58138195]

>>58138032
It's mainly to address demand for liquidity. US Treasury securities are still in huge demand. All these "emerging markets" are slurping them up.
I'm also convinced a lot of our resources are being directed to these emerging markets in places like India and Africa. They want the west using less resources and they use climate change propaganda to support that while indiscriminately pumping resources into shitholes.
Anyway, the bubble will pop eventually, but I believe it won't be until the demand for resources in emerging markets physically can't be met. This is like the last big pump and dump of the global economy.
You can print money forever, but you can't print commodities. There is a limit as to what is available and that limit is fast approaching as demand grows exponentially by developing an area where people are currently sitting around shitting on the beach all day.
Picture that same area with the consumption demands of a westerner. Just the Starbucks cups alone and the amount of shits it will cause will tilt the Earth's axis toward the sun.

[Anonymous No.58139463]

>>58137802
This is bullshit. There isn't even a court order yet.

[Anonymous No.58139872]

>>58133962
>LAST CHANCE TO LITERALLY SELL EVERYTHING BEFORE THE BLOODBATH ON MONDAY
I'm ready for the bloodbath and beyond.

[Anonymous No.58139970]

[Anonymous No.58140139]

>>58138195
>You can print money forever, but you can't print commodities.

I don't know if you have noticed but the big problem of the last decades has been a lack of demand. Europe and Japan ran negative interest rates for a decade but it did not stimulate demand. Poor americans had to consume everything everyone else produced and go into debt to accommodate global overproduction.

[Anonymous No.58141079]

>>58133962

Not the bloodbath on Monday guys. Not that.

[oh no no no No.58141213]

>>58133962
>Bloodbath on Monday
>Monday
>Markets are green

Remember guys, always bet against what the /biz is saying

[Anonymous No.58141412]

>>58133962
Give me a reason OP

[Anonymous No.58141439]

It's a new paradigm, and everybody who doesn't buy, now, will be priced out forever. Anybody who does buy will be rewarded with a lifetime of riches, as their bitcoin will continue its 30% monthly price increase.

Nocoiners, and anybody born in a future generation, will not be able to afford a $10,000,000 satoshi in 15 years. They will live in tent cities, and Hondas.

This asset bubble is different than all of the others - it will never slow down, or pop. The gains are permanent.