Warren Buffett sold another $981 MILLION shares of Bank of America.
https://x.com/RadarHits/status/1828759431519375434
Who control BlackRock? Who really control BlackRock?
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By all info, a 2008 crash will be a good day. I have a feeling even I’m going to get hurt on this one. It’s going to be one hell of a show.
We will all feel the pain, but it will pale in comparison to what will happen if we try to "kick the can" down the road. We are overdue for a massive market correction and we will need to destroy massive amounts of USD from circulation. I think we may even have to replace the existing currency and reinvent our currency by eliminating fiat forever. Anything else will eventually lead us back to the same situation that we face now.
If you have nothing then when it crashes, you have nothing to lose. The danger is when they start to implement CBDCs. That's the beginning of the end and the beginning of the mark of the beast system.
Bitcoin solves this.
I don't believe that.
For now.... yes. That's true.
But, in the future, when they crash the economy and roll out "FedCoin" (e.g. CBDCs) they won't want any competition. They will outlaw Bitcoin and other crypto currencies.
But, you say: "They can't do that!". Technically not. But.... they can control all access points into and out of the system. They can also control the Internet itself. Without Internet access, Bitcoin is useless. To pay for Internet you'll be required to identify yourself via biometric ID and pay for your service in FedCoin. Time Warner Internet won't be taking Bitcoin payments.
They will also control the exchanges and banks. So, there will be no way to move money into Bitcoin or withdraw it to other currencies. To remain legit, the banks and exchanges will have to follow the law and the law will tell them that Bitcoin is illegal and used to fund terrorism.
So, without bank support, exchanges, or internet access -- Bitcoin is useless.