Switzerland’s inflation unexpectedly slowed to near zero, adding pressure on the central bank to push back against the strength of its currency https://t.co/zZ3sfosp7I ...

At this point, there are three plans that have been discussed. Uh, one has been a swap line of about $20 billion established by the Treasury with the Argentina central bank. Uh, there's been reports in the press of FX intervention, so outright purchases of pesos and sales of dollars.And then there is a discussion of another about $20 billion that Treasury seems to be working on with the private sector presumably to provide some more longerterm funding. This is what's uh that's what's in the press at this po ...

Economic Impact of Deleveraging - Lower incomes and increased unemployment reduce government tax revenue while simultaneously increasing the need for government spending on unemployment benefits [1] - Governments often implement stimulus plans and increase spending, leading to budget deficits as they spend more than they earn in taxes [2] - Governments may raise taxes on the wealthy to redistribute wealth, potentially causing resentment between different socioeconomic groups [3] - Continued economic depression can lead to social disorder and political instability, both within and between countries [4] Monetary Policy Response - Central banks, having lowered interest rates to near zero, may resort to printing money to stimulate the economy [5] - Central banks print money to buy financial assets and government bonds, as the Federal Reserve printed over $2 trillion during the 2008 crisis [6] - This action increases asset prices, benefiting those who own financial assets, but the central bank can only buy financial assets [7] - Central banks cooperate with the central government, which can buy goods and services, by buying government bonds, effectively lending money to fund stimulus programs [8] Risks and Policy Considerations - Policymakers must balance deflationary and inflationary measures to manage debt burdens and maintain stability during deleveraging [9]

Bitcoin, Ethereum Shrug Off Central Bank’s Interest Rate Cut► https://t.co/5STe5nenzm https://t.co/5STe5nenzm ...

Banking System Reserves - US banking system's reserves declined for the second consecutive week [1] - Reserves fell below $3 trillion [1] Central Bank Policy - The decline occurs as the central bank is set to determine its balance sheet path [1]

So what's the point. The point to me is price, daily price of Bitcoin, Ethereum, the crypto market. That's a distraction.What we just listened to is Signal. This is the largest financial market. The entity that controls it, the Fed integrating with cryptocurrency for the very first time.They mentioned a is DeFi. A is built on Ethereum. Sergey Nazerof of Chainlink.Chainlink is built on Ethereum. It's also built/ integrated with Solana, Avalanche, many of the blue chip protocols. And at this conference, this ...

Kenya plans to buy gold to diversify its reserves and has held talks with the BOE on topics including bullion storage, the country’s central bank governor said https://t.co/FvCtufUM5x ...

Currency Market - The Indian rupee has shown minimal movement in the past three weeks [1] - Some traders speculate that the central bank is tightening its control over the currency [1]

Economic Policy & Inflation Risk - A new leader in Japan, similar to the U S, desires the central bank to alleviate government debt [1] - This policy shift could potentially fuel inflation in Japan [1]

How do you view kind of Bitcoin's rise given the backdrop of this kind of undisiplined central bank and and kind of a very heavy-handed uh intervention into the financial market? Well, a two-word answer would be the solution. Um I don't know if this can be seen on the camera. We could see it. This is a 10 trillion10 trillion note. I am fearful that we will see the erosion of nest eggs and of purchasing power. Okay. Bitcoin is a protection from the ultimate erosion we're going to have to see. What's going on ...