Except that it shouldn't be a question of BTC or a regional bank, but rather BTC or the currency held in a bank. Then it's a question of which bank. I'll stick with banks. Fortunately, here in Canada, our banks are quite stable.
If you think the Fed will stop hiking, look at Bitcoin
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Raising rates behind the inflation curves is not fighting inflation. There must be other actions.
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So since a movie a named the Sting, made millions 1973, that 1973 move or movies was ad for bit con also?? Some may say well that is a younger con than 1973. Ok
LOL Partial disclosure\ my banker dad bought US tickets for that move ie ''The Sting'' [con]; so was he promoting a con??Or an admission of a bankers failure??
Ummm what??
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So since a movie a named the Sting, made millions 1973, that 1973 move or movies was ad for bit con also?? Some may say well that is a younger con than 1973. Ok
LOL Partial disclosure\ my banker dad bought US tickets for that move ie ''The Sting'' [con]; so was he promoting a con??
wtf?
I live in Canada, am happy with my BMO and TD deposits. I in particular spoke of a large number of undercapitalized US regional banks. There is a reason the US regional Bank index tanked almost 8%.
And I disagree with your statement. The last thing people want is have their deposits locked up for weeks or months before any of that mess is sorted out. Especially for those who deposit more than 250k.
And I disagree with your statement. The last thing people want is have their deposits locked up for weeks or months before any of that mess is sorted out. Especially for those who deposit more than 250k.
If I need my cash in a year or less I wouldn't put it in a volatile asset like BTC.