I have been reading up on the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and the FED's response to handling the dire situation. A report from Bloomberg states: "US financial regulators moved on Sunday to protect depositors funds following the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and set up a new financial backstop, seeking to stem fears that households and businesses would flee smaller lenders."
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-03-12/us-moves-to-help-depositors-offer-bank-backstop-in-wake-of-svb?leadSource=uverify%20wallQuite chilling to hear that this is happening at a time of sky-high interest rates and general financial turmoil. What do you guys think the fallout will be like on Monday when markets open and what effect would this collapse have on Bitcoin? Bitcoin of course, conceived following the 08 crisis is built to bypass this sort of thing, "financial backstops".
This just shows how uninformed you really are.
Sky high interest rates? HAHAHAHAHAHA we are not even NEAR where they were in the mid 2000s or the early 2000s or the late 90s or the early 90s or....
For those that follow finance the 2008 implosion over the summer was clearly seen in late 2006 and by the summer of 2007 was evident what was happening. But the US government central bank and other governments and central banks looked the other way because they thought it was going to be a small bump.
What you are seeing now is a proactive government taking care of things. You the necrotic tissue out of the body, you don't watch and see what happens.
-Dave
Yea the government seems to have acted quickly to what happened and after reading
this article >
https://www.reuters.com/markets/world-markets-set-aftershocks-svb-collapse-ripples-out-2023-03-12/"No losses associated with the resolution of Silicon Valley Bank will be borne by the taxpayer," a statement from the U.S. Treasury, Federal Reserve and Federal Deposit Insurance Corp said.
I hope indeed that the taxpayers dont bear the cost of this.
Just a side note in relation to what happened and highlighting some of the
nonsense surrounding FIAT banking.
They are allowed to lend multiple times the amount of deposits they receive - so
when everyone wants their funds all at the same time ....
they cannot fullfil the demand.
Its just goes to show the banking system is teetering on collapse. This is at least
a warning sign!