Напреден курс 93. БАНКАРСКА И ФИНАНСИСКА КРИЗА 2.0 ВО МУРИКА НАСКОРО!!!

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БАНКАРСКА И ФИНАНСИСКА КРИЗА 2.0 ВО МУРИКА   ПРВ ПРОБЛЕМ  1. Мурика и понатаму продолжува да се задолжува - каде ова води???   2. Од каде толку голема ликвидност кога FED, Кина и Јапонија ја намалуваат својата изложеност на Мурикански долг   3. Reverse repo facility - како Муриканската влада ја користи оваа институција за да продолжи да се задолжува   4. Де-Доларизација + Намалување на кредит рејтингот како ГОЛЕМ фактор во забрзаниот колапс на Мурика поради задожување и каде сето ова води   ВТОР ПРОБЛЕМ  5. Намалување на рејтингот на Муриканските банки од повеќе агенции по разни критериуми   6. Загуби кои доаѓаат од намалени вредности на Комерцијални недвижности   7. Нереализирана загуба од заеми земени на помали каматни стапки   8. Малите банки и депозитите на нивните клиенти НЕМА ДА БИДАТ ЗАШТИТЕНИ   9. Рекордно намалени депозити во Муриканските банки   10. Што ова значи за BTC???   Сето она што е објавено на нашиот канал е од исклучиво едукационен карактер. Ве повикуваме да оставите ваш коментар со мислење околу нашите содржини и да ни помогнете да го унапредиме нашиот нов канал. Секоја ваша помош со ставање на Like на нашите видеа, субскрипција на нашиот канал како и споделување на овие материјали помага во распространување на оваа незастапена наука во Македонија па и пошироко, за што сме ви однапред благодарни. Помогнете ни да пораснеме како канал за да можеме ние да помогнеме на многумина во нашата земја на кои им се потребни овие едукативни материјали. Ви благодариме за соработката и се надеваме уживате во нашите материјали.   Со почит - Крипто Гемиџија  #криптогемиџија  #cryptogemidzija  @криптогемиџија  @cryptogemidzija

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00:00:00Welcome to Crypto Enthusiasts!

00:00:02Today we have a very interesting video.

00:00:04And, again, with a great pleasure.

00:00:08This is one of the cases that we can confirm

00:00:12that the results of the global economy

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00:00:16without a doubt, whether you invest in resources,

00:00:20or crypto,

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00:00:24You can't let you know

00:00:26the results of the global economy,

00:00:28because there is a potential collapse

00:00:32on the global economy in the world

00:00:34normal, it can be seen

00:00:36only a bit of a chance,

00:00:38which will surely not be seen

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00:00:42We don't believe that it will happen tomorrow,

00:00:44but, in the future of the economy,

00:00:46we have a chance to position ourselves

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00:00:50regarding how we finance the market.

00:00:52Now, today we will see

00:00:54two more problems

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00:01:00the financial situation in America,

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00:01:04understanding of what we know.

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00:01:08we will see how,

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00:01:30the financial situation in America,

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00:01:46Now we know exactly how to do it.

00:01:48The reverse repo facility

00:01:50will explain exactly how to do it.

00:01:52We will try to do it

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00:02:46In the beginning, we need to talk about how America is going to continue,

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00:03:02and how to do it.

00:03:04First, it's a fact that we can see how to do it.

00:03:07The moment of America is 32,9.

00:03:10It's 33 trillion.

00:03:12So that we don't forget that it's a record record record,

00:03:16and it's a record record record,

00:03:18especially when it comes to COVID-19,

00:03:21so it's not to do it.

00:03:23It's not to do it.

00:03:25It's not to do it.

00:03:27It's not to do it.

00:03:29It's not to do it.

00:03:31It's not to do it.

00:03:33You can't forget that,

00:03:35that's only three months.

00:03:36You can't forget that.

00:03:38By the end of June,

00:03:48it's about 32,9.

00:03:50So this will be about to do it more than 4 months,

00:03:56and this will be about 4 months.

00:03:58It will be about 1,5 trillion.

00:04:021,5€, so that's an enormous sum.

00:04:05And now, why do we believe that we don't know how much money is going to be,

00:04:13when America, in the past 10 years, is going to be on three ways.

00:04:19The first one is to print the money from the Federal Reserve,

00:04:22which is going to pay for commercial banks,

00:04:26which means that the interest rate of investment –

00:04:32or like how they do the bills and bonds,

00:04:35but now, the interest rate of investment between the Federal Reserve

00:04:38is because of course,

00:04:40one year back, a 4th of May,

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00:04:45but now, the list of the interest rate of investment

00:04:50that the Federal Reserve represents.

00:04:53which means that when the Federal Reserve is the one who gives the money cash on the US,

00:05:03it will look at the bottom of the balance sheet,

00:05:08or that it will be a substance that has an advocate for it.

00:05:11In this situation, we can see that it will be very rare.

00:05:15This is one of the first important moments where it will be

00:05:19that we have a number of 9 trillion dollars to 8 trillion dollars.

00:05:25That's about 8900 billion dollars,

00:05:29or they will take it to the end of the year,

00:05:34so we can get it to cash,

00:05:37so we can get it to the Federal Reserve.

00:05:39We can see that the Federal Reserve was a year ago,

00:05:42not as long as it was,

00:05:45but we can see that they will be able to sell it.

00:05:481,5 trillion dollars,

00:05:50in the last four months.

00:05:52One of the most important markets in the US is China.

00:05:57China, as we can see,

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00:06:01according to the fact that it was about 250 billion dollars,

00:06:05which was able to achieve it in 2004,

00:06:09and now it was able to sell it for 4-5 years to go

00:06:15to sell it for the American dollars,

00:06:18so it was able to buy it,

00:06:19and so it was able to sell it for the US.

00:06:22But in the last few months,

00:06:24we can see that the US can be able to sell it for the US.

00:06:25But in the last few months,

00:06:26we can see that the US can be able to sell it for the US.

00:06:27and that we can see that the US can be able to sell it for the US.

00:06:36The market is very small.

00:06:38The market is very small.

00:06:42The market is $1 trillion,

00:06:45in the future of $900 billion.

00:06:48We can see exactly how we are going.

00:06:52The market is $900 billion.

00:06:55We can see that $1 trillion has $938 billion.

00:06:59We can see it as a $22 trillion.

00:07:01We are very small.

00:07:04selling the dollar, China, and China.

00:07:07The second dollar, the first dollar dollar, is Japan.

00:07:16China and Japan are the main dollar dollar.

00:07:20If we look at the United States, when we look at the year 2022,

00:07:24it was 1,2 trillion, now it was 1,1 trillion.

00:07:28In the last year, we were able to build around 130 billion,

00:07:38or billion, as you say, on the dams,

00:07:41the US price of the US,

00:07:46with, let's say, the US.

00:07:48So, Japan and China are the main positions

00:07:52with the US.

00:07:54If we look at the US, we see that

00:07:57And in the most part of the world, it varies, one of them is a small one, one of them is a small one, one of them is a small one , but generally there is no such a big shock as you can see here,

00:08:12that you can explain how to make 4 months of 1.5% and where they found them.

00:08:21So, we will get more and find out that it's been made by reverse repo.

00:08:29It's a special institution that is not used to be used in the past 2021.

00:08:38It's only used to be used to be used when it was needed for cash.

00:08:43And now we have to know exactly what it means and where America is able to take the same amount of money on cash,

00:08:52when the Federal Reserve is able to buy it and sell it and buy it and buy it and buy it and buy it and buy it and buy it and buy it and buy it and buy it.

00:09:01China is not worth it, and Japan is not worth it, and even if we don't forget, the Saudis is not worth it,

00:09:13as one of the main investors in the United States is 119.10 billion people.

00:09:21Normally, someone who is going to buy it and someone who is going to buy it, but nobody is going to buy it and someone who is going to buy it.

00:09:28Now, let's take a look at how to do it.

00:09:33First, we need to do what is called reverse purchase agreement or reverse repo institution.

00:09:39It's a special institution that is made by the Federal Reserve and the FDIC,

00:09:45if I don't know,

00:09:46that is the only means to possess cash when it is needed for banks to have cash.

00:09:55So, they practically have an effective, parable,

00:09:59for example, for those who have the bank in the moment.

00:10:03How does it look like?

00:10:05If you think that a bank,

00:10:07in this situation,

00:10:08an institution,

00:10:09has a need of funds.

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00:10:12the bank has a need of funds,

00:10:14and in this situation,

00:10:15the reverse repo institution,

00:10:18is directly filled with cash from the Federal Reserve,

00:10:21which can be able to print cash.

00:10:24So,

00:10:25what does it look like?

00:10:26Which means that the bank,

00:10:27the bank,

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00:10:29to give a financial instrument.

00:10:31Whether it's direct to bank,

00:10:33or whether it's a bank,

00:10:34or whether it's a bank,

00:10:35or whether it's a bank,

00:10:36or whether it's a bank,

00:10:37or whatever it is,

00:10:38or whether it's a bank,

00:10:39it's a market for cash from the bank,

00:10:40which can be able to buy a moment of reverse repo institution.

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00:10:45for an another period,

00:10:46the bank is practically a bank.

00:10:48So,

00:10:49in this situation,

00:10:50it's a bank,

00:10:51it's a bank,

00:10:52and it's a bank.

00:10:53So,

00:10:54it's a bank,

00:10:55and it's a bank,

00:10:56it's a bank,

00:10:57and it's a bank,

00:10:58which can be able to buy cash from the moment.

00:11:02So,

00:11:03this is a very interesting one.

00:11:04You can see it.

00:11:06You can see it.

00:11:07You can see it.

00:11:08You can see it.

00:11:09A bank,

00:11:10that's why it's a bank.

00:11:11Because,

00:11:12you can save cash from the other cash

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00:11:14and subscribe to the network.

00:11:16And so,

00:11:17that's why it's a risk that you could write.

00:11:18And so,

00:11:19that's why it's a bank,

00:11:20because it's a bank,

00:11:21because there are no savings.

00:11:22And,

00:11:23when you get that cash.

00:11:24Because,

00:11:25that's why

00:11:26it's a high point,

00:11:27so that,

00:11:28it's a key,

00:11:29is the goal of reverse repo,

00:11:30a bank,

00:11:31as a bank,

00:11:32because,

00:11:33because it's a bank,

00:11:34it's a way that the bank can't be attacked

00:11:35a lot of the cash.

00:11:36cash, normal, for a percentual, in this case, in this situation,

00:11:42and in this case, practically everyone will have an impact on cash,

00:11:46when it is needed.

00:11:48And now, we can see that in the last period of 2022,

00:11:54look at how good it is for cash, 5,3%.

00:12:00So, those who are liquidated by the reverse repo,

00:12:05they will have 5,3% of the year,

00:12:08for the moment.

00:12:11So, 5,3%, if we don't have a long period of time,

00:12:15if we don't have 6 months,

00:12:17for example, if we don't have 6 months,

00:12:22or this is the Treasury Yields,

00:12:27that they will have 6 months,

00:12:29which will we give 5,5% profit.

00:12:335,5% will be if you buy,

00:12:36and if you buy the price of the year,

00:12:39with the Bonds and bills,

00:12:42and bills are also for the same time.

00:12:43So, 5,5% will be if you buy a bill,

00:12:46on the $1,000 for the American US,

00:12:48for the US,

00:12:49and now,

00:12:50and if we look at these,

00:12:52So now, because of the fact that the Federal Reserve is going to increase rate hikes,

00:13:01so the Federal Reserve is going to increase their steps,

00:13:07because they don't have an attractive amount of money.

00:13:12So that in this situation, the Federal Reserve is going to give them 6 months.

00:13:22It's about 5,5%, which is about 0,2% of 5,3% of the Federal Reserve Reserve,

00:13:30so that you can make liquidity for those who are currently needed.

00:13:35So how do you do that?

00:13:37It's not possible to invest in reverse-repl,

00:13:41but it's possible to make money market funds.

00:13:45Money market funds, for example, for Fidelity,

00:13:48as you know, this is the third part of the corporation,

00:13:50so that you can invest in Fidelity and get 5,05% of the investment in money market funds.

00:13:58So, like we said, Fidelity, for 6 months, is 5,3%,

00:14:03and it's about 5,05%.

00:14:05So that's 0,25% of the fee for Fidelity,

00:14:10so that you can make it possible to be part of Fidelity,

00:14:14because you can't directly give you cash cash,

00:14:19because it's made for institutions.

00:14:21So those who are currently looking at Fidelity,

00:14:24and they are currently bringing in the Fidelity,

00:14:25and they will come to Fidelity.

00:14:26So what is happening?

00:14:27When you see Fidelity,

00:14:28in a way that you have to buy Fidelity,

00:14:30and you can get to buy Fidelity for 6 months

00:14:35which will be 5,52%, which is not a percentage of it, but it is a lot of work.

00:14:40So, it is very important to buy a 6-month-up for 5,52%

00:14:46instead of staying at the same reverse repo and to get 5,3%.

00:14:53And for this reason, we have a huge loss of the moment when this happens

00:15:00and we have a very high rate for the country.

00:15:06If we look at it from 2,2 trillion dollars,

00:15:10it will be 1,5 trillion dollars.

00:15:13This means that about 700 billion dollars

00:15:19from this fund are liquidated,

00:15:22so that they will be able to buy it.

00:15:26So, these are the biggest ones,

00:15:30other financial institutions,

00:15:32banks, money market funds,

00:15:36and how do they do it?

00:15:38It's not a bit.

00:15:39It's not a bit.

00:15:40It's not a bit.

00:15:41It's not a bit.

00:15:43that they will be able to invest in the UF that they have to make it.

00:15:47So, it may be a very important part of this fund to the Fed,

00:15:50so that they basically have the drain

00:15:53with the permanent payment for this fund

00:15:56for this fund to obtain more of its funds

00:15:59for this fund.

00:16:01And now, where are they going to do it?

00:16:03If you were able to use only a month for a month, you can use 700 billion dollars

00:16:08from the population of 2,2 and 2,3 billion dollars,

00:16:13it means that, in a way, according to a process,

00:16:18in the 60-90 days of the federal government,

00:16:22they would have made all the resources

00:16:24that were in the facility.

00:16:30And now, why is this a question?

00:16:32Because it's because it's the first place that it's the first place that it's the first place.

00:16:40Let's see what happened with the U.S.

00:16:43So, let's not forget that the U.S. is going to continue to continue to continue.

00:16:47There's no difference in everything.

00:16:49What did he do?

00:16:51He took a look at it.

00:16:53So, we have a decilin, which is what we have to do.

00:16:58And that's why we have a decilin, which is what we have to do.

00:17:01And that's why we have a decilin, which is what we have to do.

00:17:05So, until the end of the day, the president of the election,

00:17:08and even two months later,

00:17:10because the election of the election,

00:17:12you have a completely open,

00:17:16and you can't wait for a single day.

00:17:19and you can't wait for a single day.

00:17:21Nobody has to wait for a single day.

00:17:22Because that's why it's allowed.

00:17:24So, what is the main problem?

00:17:26So, where is the main problem?

00:17:28So, until now,

00:17:29for the last few months,

00:17:32look,

00:17:33it's from the 1.4.2022.

00:17:36To the 2.4.2023.

00:17:40Polsce do not

00:17:42get the question of the year that similarities

00:17:45only in almost 6.3 million,

00:17:50in 96.9 million."

00:17:51And especially,

00:17:53this statement shows somefen plant

00:17:57what she does like the overwhelmyle

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00:18:00This is a thing that,

00:18:01this has a new one,

00:18:03before,

00:18:04July 2023, they expect that 1 trillion will be reached to the end

00:18:11Just to see, I should tell you, how it is

00:18:15Just to see, 1,4 trillion will be reached to the end of the year

00:18:211,4 trillion will be reached only for the number of years

00:18:271,4 trillion will be reached until the end of the year

00:18:30We've been reaching 969 000, and we've just been around for a month of 1,5 million.

00:18:41From 600 to 900, it's a 50% of the loss of the dollar for the United States.

00:18:47969 000, that's billion.

00:18:50So, where is it a problem that we've done?

00:18:53It's a lot of it's a bit more fun than what it was going to happen.

00:18:57And by the way they have to pay for 1 trillion in the year, look at what they have done for the year.

00:19:04The Treasury, or Janet Yellen, print out how they don't have a day.

00:19:10Look, just in July, 1 trillion in the year.

00:19:20It's expected to come from 852 billion.

00:19:26Now, if you think that it is the reason for which we are talking about,

00:19:29that it is actually actually,

00:19:32the government's administration to not get into a recession,

00:19:36to show that the economy is strong,

00:19:39and that it is currently the Biden's administration,

00:19:41just to make it happen to be able to use the president of America.

00:19:46It's normal to make it happen.

00:19:48and we will see it in the next couple of days.

00:19:50Now, let's go to the end of the day.

00:19:52We'll see what we have in the day,

00:19:54and we'll see what we have in the day.

00:19:56We'll see what we have in the end of the day.

00:19:58We'll see what we have in the end of the day.

00:20:00What is the end of the day?

00:20:02We'll see how many problems are

00:20:04about the new projects of budget.

00:20:08The project is from 1980,

00:20:10which is from 2023,

00:20:12which is from 2022.

00:20:14Now, we have three lines

00:20:16which are the flights are

00:20:18which are a weniger of the state

00:20:20which are ingenious.

00:20:22Family ones are

00:20:24and the challenge of the

00:20:27economy of the monarchy selv,

00:20:30so mad que I can play above

00:20:32the level of bondage.

00:20:34If we have problems

00:20:36on 2010,

00:20:41at least,

00:20:42to화 the kaukoop

00:20:44$5.000.000.

00:20:45The question is that they have about $3.000.000.

00:20:48$4.000.000.

00:20:49What do you think about it?

00:20:51It's a problem.

00:20:53The question is that they have $4.000.000.

00:20:55on your budget.

00:20:57And if it's a bit more than $4.000.000.

00:21:00So $4.000.000.

00:21:02You should have a quarter of your budget, and now.

00:21:07They already have to pay for $4.000.

00:21:11They just send them $1.000.000.

00:21:14People pay $1.000.000.

00:21:16clase, so they have to pay back $1.000.000.

00:21:17They didn't they to pay these against aめて%,

00:21:31if they don't consente, even if they would pay $1.000.000.

00:21:35That's why they paid $5.000.000.

00:21:39and they first pay the amount of money,

00:21:42but then they also pay the amount of money.

00:21:45Therefore, the deficit is more than ever and more than ever.

00:21:49And the revenue, even if it's 5 trillion,

00:21:52it's still a $5 trillion.

00:21:55It's only for the year.

00:21:57We're talking about that

00:21:59the more than 50% or 60% of the revenue

00:22:02will be just for only 2 years.

00:22:04So it's about 15-16 trillion,

00:22:063 trillion, which should be one day, but they are not able to win.

00:22:10I'm not able to do that.

00:22:12Today it's not a big deal.

00:22:14But the main thing is that we have a problem with $10 billion.

00:22:21We have to suspend sealant, so we can do it on the start of 2025.

00:22:29The Janet Yellen is a long one.

00:22:31They are a long one.

00:22:32in a month, it's a trillion, bravo, people can call them.

00:22:36We don't forget that until the end of the year, 852 billion people will be able to do it.

00:22:42So they have a budget that has never seen before,

00:22:46so they are extremely, just to show you how it looks,

00:22:52so for this year, 5,3 trillion people have been paid,

00:22:56and we have 3,3 months,

00:22:59so for this year, we have 10% plus of the previous year,

00:23:05and we have 4 months to finish.

00:23:075,3 trillion, if we look at the previous year,

00:23:11which is one of the most difficult ones,

00:23:14they have 6,48 trillion people,

00:23:17so they have a very good look for them to be able to do it.

00:23:216,48 trillion people,

00:23:23so that they continue to do it as if they don't have a day.

00:23:29It's been a long time to see,

00:23:30but now it looks like the champions will be able to do it.

00:23:35Now, where are the problem?

00:23:36So, in the end of the year,

00:23:38it's been a bit more and more and more,

00:23:40it's been a bit more and more and more,

00:23:42it's been a bit more and more and more.

00:23:43It's been a bit more and more and more.

00:23:45For this year,

00:23:47it's been a bit more and more and more.

00:23:49It's been a bit more and more,

00:23:50actually,

00:23:51for 90 days, it is to be totally out of the way,

00:23:54for those high-quality stocks,

00:23:55which is momentally,

00:23:57the government is to buy.

00:23:59So, 5,5%.

00:24:01And how much more it is,

00:24:03the magic group,

00:24:04which can be more and more,

00:24:06because they don't have another way

00:24:09to give them the money to give them

00:24:12more dollars.

00:24:14Now,

00:24:16look at this moment,

00:24:18we know that JP Morgan is the most popular

00:24:21bank of America,

00:24:23meaning that JP Morgan,

00:24:25by a point of view,

00:24:27if not,

00:24:28if it is so,

00:24:29it is negative for America.

00:24:31Before we go with JP Morgan,

00:24:33because this situation is very good,

00:24:35we will look at this.

00:24:37So, America,

00:24:38and more than that,

00:24:39the fact that we have

00:24:40is to sell

00:24:41the money

00:24:42to sell

00:24:43the money

00:24:45and to the end of the rezerval,

00:24:47which is a result of the dollar.

00:24:49We have a video of the dollar.

00:24:51We have a video of how

00:24:53the dollar is and more than that,

00:24:54it is a very dangerous

00:24:55to be the rezerval

00:24:57for the world.

00:24:58The first factor,

00:24:59which is the most important part,

00:25:01which we can see,

00:25:02which is a year ago,

00:25:0315, 2020,

00:25:04is that

00:25:05the most important projects

00:25:06are that

00:25:08the states that

00:25:09the dollar,

00:25:10the dollar,

00:25:11as a result of the dollar,

00:25:12or in their budget or in their budget,

00:25:16it's drastically affected by their highest,

00:25:19in the 70s, about 85%

00:25:22and the last one was 65%

00:25:27and now it was below 60%

00:25:29and about 58%.

00:25:31So this is the way that the 7-8%

00:25:33only in a year is enormous.

00:25:35This is a big part.

00:25:36So that's why the government

00:25:38And now let's look at the key takeaways of JP Morgan, which is the biggest bank in the US, in the US, which is 31 August 2023.

00:25:53If JP Morgan says this, it is really scary.

00:25:58The hegemony of the dollar is under the sign of the PRAC

00:26:05after the Russian-Ukraine crisis.

00:26:08So it's already under the sign of the PRAC.

00:26:11But,

00:26:12I think that the dollar is under the same number of transactions on global level,

00:26:21it's already under the dollarization of FX reserves or foreign exchange reserves.

00:26:28That's what we have moment to say, that even though we have to use the dollar,

00:26:32that nobody has to buy it, J.P. Morgan has said that the foreign exchange,

00:26:37or the foreign exchange, or the foreign exchange,

00:26:40and the reserve, they have to use the dollar funds.

00:26:44So, so, this is the green dollar market, which is not in the dollar market,

00:26:48which is also in the market.

00:26:52So, you see, there are more and more,

00:26:56That's what we're talking about, when we have a situation where the Arab Emirates sell in India in the UK.

00:27:04However, rapid digitalization is not on the card.

00:27:08Nobody thinks that digitalization is going to happen again, normal, but it doesn't look like that.

00:27:14But it doesn't look like that.

00:27:18Let's start with this moment.

00:27:20This is the Fitch, Moody's Credit Rating.

00:27:28If it's all, Moody's Credit Rating in this situation is something that is the most important thing.

00:27:34It's because there is a Moody's Credit Rating,

00:27:36and that's why, according to the situation that happens in Moody's Credit Rating,

00:27:40and that's why, for the first time,

00:27:44it's not possible for the US-CV and EC2,

00:27:50the US-CV, the US-CV,

00:27:53and the US-CV.

00:27:54So, that's why Moody's Credit Rating,

00:27:56it's the US-CV,

00:27:58it's the US-CV,

00:28:00for the US-CV,

00:28:02it's the US-CV,

00:28:04of 3a on AA+, it was just about 2 months.

00:28:10Why is it so? Because all of them are looking at the moment

00:28:14and they are looking at the fact that BMA and ABR,

00:28:17except for that. If you allow the American agency to do this,

00:28:24you can see how the world looks at the US economy.

00:28:28Now, the low-credit rating,

00:28:31they are looking at the security of the US economy,

00:28:35that the dollar will be brought back to the US economy.

00:28:39And so, you can see how the US economy eroding

00:28:43the US economy,

00:28:45first, because of the loss of the US economy,

00:28:48second, because of the loss of the reputation of the US economy,

00:28:53and that the US economy will be brought back to the US economy,

00:28:56and that we don't forget that

00:28:59and that the US economy will be brought back to the US economy,

00:29:01so that it is a whole chaos.

00:29:03But now, for now,

00:29:05the US economy is going to be the same thing.

00:29:07And so,

00:29:09the US economy continues to give a fictive moment

00:29:11and that it is a whole.

00:29:13And when you say,

00:29:15the most important company,

00:29:17the most important company,

00:29:19the most important company,

00:29:21the most important company,

00:29:23is an important company,

00:29:25you will keep at stake in the US economy.

00:29:26And so,

00:29:27even if we feel that the US economy is not about where the US economy is to go,

00:29:31so that the US economy is going to run,

00:29:33and that the US economy is going to be the same way.

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00:32:37and inflation, which you will have a small amount of money.

00:32:42The second problem is that the first problem is that

00:32:46we know where it is, and we know that this situation is

00:32:51in the US, and that they will have the same amount of money

00:32:56and that they will have the same value in the FIAT.

00:32:59That's why you can't win with the FIAT wallet,

00:33:03and you will have the same amount of money,

00:33:07and you will have the same amount of money,

00:33:09and you will have the same amount of money.

00:33:12The second problem, which is very close,

00:33:15which can be very close to a positive

00:33:18movement on Bitcoin and the crypto sector,

00:33:21is the bankers' problem.

00:33:23Where do you see the bankers' problem?

00:33:26And before we talk about it,

00:33:29the moment of credit rating in America is AA+,

00:33:33and Microsoft is 3A.

00:33:35We have a situation where Microsoft

00:33:38has a more credit rating from the United States

00:33:41of the United States of America.

00:33:43Just to tell us,

00:33:45this is where it is.

00:33:47The second problem is that we have to talk about

00:33:49one of my million dollars,

00:33:51and it is normal to see

00:33:53what happens to the bankers' sector.

00:33:55As I mentioned,

00:33:57that the bankers' crisis is not too close to the end,

00:34:00and it is still more and more

00:34:01the results show that it is just so.

00:34:04It is now,

00:34:06it is important to see how we can

00:34:08for a long time to get to

00:34:10many good prices on the crypto sector.

00:34:12Normal, not to be able to see it,

00:34:14but we can talk about it and see

00:34:16what is the fact that it is happening

00:34:18for us to not to see it.

00:34:20Now, let's talk about the details,

00:34:22and let's talk about it.

00:34:24What is the fact that we have to talk about

00:34:26and what is the fact that Jerome Powell

00:34:28thinks about the bankers' sector

00:34:30after the collapse of the biggest banks,

00:34:32as it happened to us,

00:34:34and it was three.

00:34:36Silicon Valley Bank,

00:34:38Signature and Silvergate Bank.

00:34:54In addition,

00:34:56we are committed to learning the lessons

00:34:58from this episode,

00:34:59and to work to prevent episodes

00:35:01from events like this

00:35:02from happening again.

00:35:04Ahead, let's see what we have learned.

00:35:06So, Chichko Jerome Powell

00:35:08says,

00:35:09that the children are under control.

00:35:11When you say that children are under control,

00:35:13then you have to be under control.

00:35:15You have to be under control.

00:35:16You have to be under control.

00:35:18Let's see what happened

00:35:19in the last few months.

00:35:21So, after the second year,

00:35:23that's what we can see

00:35:25on Monday,

00:35:26on March 22,

00:35:28and on March 22,

00:35:29almost almost once,

00:35:31on March 19.

00:35:32,

00:35:33and on April 186 banks

00:35:36and momentarily,

00:35:38were the same problems

00:35:39on the same way

00:35:41as Silicon Valley Bank

00:35:42as the third global collapse

00:35:44bank in America.

00:35:46Now, we have to talk about

00:35:47in the second year.

00:35:48And in the second part, we are going to talk about two main problems that are going to have banks.

00:35:53First, we are going to have an arending bank.

00:35:56It's not a problem, it's only a real situation.

00:35:59Second, we are going to talk about the gains that are going to be affected by the commercial businesses,

00:36:05which are going to be invested in many of these banks.

00:36:08And the second problem,

00:36:10and the second problem,

00:36:12is the second problem that is not a real problem,

00:36:14which is what is going to be done by the non-sumption of the non-sumption of the bank.

00:36:20So, there are two main problems that are going to be done.

00:36:23First, we will see what are the American financials and the financials,

00:36:28when it comes to the debate about what is happening with banks.

00:36:33First, we are going to forget about this one,

00:36:35because there are 186 other banks in the United States

00:36:38that they are going to fall in the same way.

00:36:42Obviously, that is the second problem that we are going to talk about.

00:36:44But, we are going to report that.

00:36:47Now, for a few months later,

00:36:50look at Moody's,

00:36:52Fitch, Moody's, S&P Global,

00:36:54those are the three main corporations that work on credit rating,

00:36:59that are going to know what credit rating is.

00:37:03But Moody's whoic.

00:37:04And they are the big companies

00:37:05is trying to drive more than that.

00:37:07They can compt them review.

00:37:08They are an anti-らdit rating・・

00:37:12They don't, like,

00:37:13no, всю book you know a foreign niin Minnesota bank.

00:37:14Do you recognize those or the same advertising company?

00:37:16Yes.

00:37:17In some kind of pre-sumptioning delusions.

00:37:18They are going to increase the big банcus of Atlanta for the lots.

00:37:20We will represent over the top 20 banks

00:37:21!

00:37:23For example, they are making

00:37:27and they will have a credit rating.

00:37:30This is very significant because if you have a credit rating,

00:37:35which is very rare to happen in history,

00:37:38the ones who invest in LEVOS, they will have to invest.

00:37:42And those who invest in your bank as a bank,

00:37:47and those who invest in your bank, they will have a deposit in your bank.

00:37:50So if you look at this bank of New York Mellon,

00:37:56or BNY Mellon, it's one of the most important banks in America.

00:38:00If I see that BUDIS momentarily is going to have a bank,

00:38:03if they have a rating rating,

00:38:04it means that there is a number of banks in the bank.

00:38:07They will have reports that they will have a deposit in three months,

00:38:13and according to this, they will have an irregularity to work on the bank,

00:38:17and according to this, they will have a rating rating.

00:38:19According to this situation, if I see that this bank has a rating rating,

00:38:24I don't want to check that it is going to happen.

00:38:26I will have a preference for the bank, which are not available in the bank,

00:38:31like JP Morgan, Wells Fargo, Morgan & Chase, Bank of America.

00:38:41So the point is that you don't wait to start Moody's to make money in the bank,

00:38:46and you will make it a refund, and you will make it a way to do it.

00:38:48So that way, the bank of the amount of money is automatically

00:38:50possible to be able to make Banger.

00:38:53and even if it doesn't mean that it doesn't mean that it doesn't mean that it doesn't mean that it's a very negative critique for a different bank

00:38:59and these are three that we look at here

00:39:02one of the biggest banks in America

00:39:041.

00:39:05Let's look at that, Moody's, S&P Global

00:39:10one of the biggest corporations that are working with credit rating

00:39:19one of the biggest banks in America

00:39:28and so it is more than a bit of a bit of a big bank

00:39:30Fitch is one of those corporations that are working with credit rating

00:39:36is the U.S. Bank operation environment score lowered on structural challenges

00:39:43on 27 units in 2023

00:39:45So, on the whole level of the financial system in America, it is the amount of money to invest in the entire America.

00:39:57So, if you think that the operation environment is lower, on the structural challenges, on all the banks in America,

00:40:05So, if you think that you don't invest in the financial sector in America, then you will look at some of the problems that are going to be in the financial system.

00:40:21The first thing is that it is a huge loss of the cost of commercial businesses.

00:40:28If you don't have a problem with COVID, it's a situation where COVID

00:40:36companies don't have their own caclarity, or everyone who works at home.

00:40:41Automatically, you have a benefit of the resources,

00:40:45and you have a network of companies, and you have a network of companies,

00:40:49and you have a network of companies that don't have their own caclarity.

00:40:51So you have two years ago, 2020, 2021, when companies work at home.

00:40:56and automatically you will have a huge amount of money, because there is no one to go out of these businesses.

00:41:02So what is the problem?

00:41:05First we have to talk about the fact that in the United States,

00:41:09there is an enormous amount of money on these businesses,

00:41:12about 40%.

00:41:14We have some examples of this.

00:41:16This is from July 2023.

00:41:18So, look.

00:41:20In San Francisco, momentally,

00:41:25in 2023, it is expected not only that it is expected,

00:41:28but also that it is expected of 40% to 45% of the cost of commercial businesses.

00:41:34In Chicago, New York, 30% to 35%.

00:41:36So, we have to pay attention to 2025,

00:41:38and then we have to pay attention to the cost of these businesses.

00:41:41In Los Angeles, 25% to 30%,

00:41:43and in Boston, 25%.

00:41:45Where is the problem?

00:41:46So, we have to think that between the banks of the COVID pandemic,

00:41:51the consequences of the commercial type,

00:41:56was a popular.

00:41:58We have to look at the amount of lower road

00:42:01for Double-Q3 million dollars,

00:42:03on which is a kind of investment period.

00:42:05But the majority of the banks of the money invested in these businesses are using directs,

00:42:07and they would invest on their clients.

00:42:09Which means that,

00:42:10before COVID pandemic,

00:42:12normal, it was a bit exclusive to companies that were paid to pay, especially if they were paid to pay, and if they were paid to pay, they were paid to pay, especially if they were paid to pay, and if they were paid to pay, they were paid to pay, and that's why, look, in 2017, before the crisis, when they were invested in 1,1 trillion dollars in this sector, they were reached to 2 trillion dollars, so 900 billion dollars in small banks,

00:42:41that were compared to other companies, to buy a number of companies, which were normally paid to pay a rent-in, and they paid for free credit at all the small banks.

00:42:53For those reasons, we see that the banks' games, they were made and didn't buy a number of companies.

00:43:00They believed that in the idea of this period, when they bought it, and when they bought it, they had to pay for free credit,

00:43:05It was that one day companies and companies will go back and keep them in a second.

00:43:12So, look, since 2019, they didn't stop giving credit to the market for sale.

00:43:20So, bankers will be thinking that one day companies will go back and keep them in the middle of the financial crisis.

00:43:29But that's not true.

00:43:31It means that these companies found the same way that they found something very familiar with the client.

00:43:43And that they found the same way that they found something that they found the same way that they found the same way that they found the same way.

00:43:53And we look at them that they didn't have an interest.

00:43:56These companies don't work for the entire year.

00:43:58What is happening now?

00:44:00The huge amount of money that the small banks have paid for them,

00:44:05and that they have bought in these companies,

00:44:08now they can't return.

00:44:10Because when I don't have a profit,

00:44:12I don't have a profit for you to return

00:44:15to the credit that I have to return

00:44:17to the credit card.

00:44:18Automatically, I don't have a credit card,

00:44:20so I don't have a credit card

00:44:22and I don't have a credit card

00:44:24so I don't have a credit card

00:44:26so I have a credit card card in the future.

00:44:28I don't have a credit card for that.

00:44:30So what are you doing?

00:44:32I'm not going to write a credit card for you

00:44:33because even when you're buying a credit card,

00:44:36because they're taking off the credit cards

00:44:38and that you can sell it.

00:44:40So you don't have to be finished.

00:44:43I don't have to go back to the credit card.

00:44:45So if you're getting it,

00:44:47you can't buy it.

00:44:49That's what you're trying to use

00:44:51to make a credit card.

00:44:53So, especially if you're gonna try

00:44:55and especially those small banks.

00:44:57For this situation,

00:44:59when it comes to the moment of a large number of these credit,

00:45:03it will come to a situation where you will have a bank account

00:45:07business that you can't afford to rent in your facilities,

00:45:11and you will have a situation where banks will be

00:45:14going to sell these credit cards

00:45:16by a potential bank account.

00:45:19That's why it is a certain amount of capital

00:45:23,

00:45:25which you can't afford to put in liquid funds

00:45:29so that you can return to bank account.

00:45:33And bank account will happen.

00:45:35Why do you think that?

00:45:37The three things that I showed you,

00:45:39Fitch, S&P Global and Moody's

00:45:42are already told that this is a type of crisis.

00:45:45It's normal that these things are made from somewhere,

00:45:48and that's why they are looking at it.

00:45:50As I said,

00:45:52the first problem that I saw the bank account is

00:45:56that it is a big deal

00:45:58that they have not been able to buy

00:46:00and this is a huge loss

00:46:02that they don't want to lose.

00:46:04It's a big number of people who will not be able to lose.

00:46:06That's why they will be able to lose.

00:46:08It's a big deal.

00:46:09It's a big deal.

00:46:10It's a big deal.

00:46:12It's a big deal.

00:46:14It's a big deal.

00:46:15It's a big deal.

00:46:16It's a big deal.

00:46:18It's a big deal.

00:46:20It's a big deal.

00:46:22It's a big deal.

00:46:24It's a big deal.

00:46:26It's a big deal.

00:46:28It's a big deal.

00:46:30It's a big deal.

00:46:31It's a big deal.

00:46:32It's a big deal.

00:46:34It's a big deal.

00:46:36It's a big deal.

00:46:38Why are we not allowed to lose?

00:46:40Why are we not allowed to lose?

00:46:42Look at this.

00:46:44How do we think that these banks took credit

00:46:47when the money fees for the bank account

00:46:50was paid a month.

00:46:52It's a big deal.

00:46:54It's a big deal.

00:46:56So, these banks are making credit for the bank account

00:46:58because they have a fee.

00:47:00the most effective, the most effective, the most effective, the most effective, the most effective.

00:47:04So, the US dollar.

00:47:06And the portfolio of the bank is the US dollar.

00:47:09So, they were buying US dollar.

00:47:12The price of the US dollar is very small.

00:47:18So, at the time, the stock was very small.

00:47:211-2%.

00:47:22So, the rate hike on the Federal Reserve is very high.

00:47:26As we move, the rate hike on the bank is the price.

00:47:31The price is the price of the UGP.

00:47:34Of course, that the price goes on, the price of the UGP.

00:47:37Because of which the interest rates have become standard,

00:47:42the price of the UGP is the price of the UGP.

00:47:47So, traveling is the price of the UGP.

00:47:50The price of the UGP is not at all,

00:47:53And if they could make it to the government, because they could make it to the government.

00:47:57And if they could make it to the government,

00:48:01they could make it to the government,

00:48:04they could make it in the government and in the government.

00:48:09The problem is that if we have bank run from SVP,

00:48:13as Silicon Valley Bank, when it's a problem?

00:48:17I'll leave it in a moment.

00:48:22The federal reserve increases in rates over the last year gradually reduces the market value of the SVB's investment portfolio.

00:48:29I mean, how much more rate hikes are, how much more and more and more and more and more.

00:48:36Which means that if a situation happens in a situation where you have to sell it before you get to buy it, before you get to buy it, then you are in a loss.

00:48:45That's why you have to sell it now with a very much more and more and more.

00:48:50Why would you buy it now with 2%?

00:48:56If you can buy it now with 6%?

00:49:00So, you should make it more expensive.

00:49:04If you buy it now with 1.000.000.

00:49:09You should buy it now with 950.000.

00:49:13So, I have to sell it now because I have a profit.

00:49:15If I just leave it now with 6 months T-bill and I will get 5,5%.

00:49:21So, you have to sell it now with a loss.

00:49:25So, you have to sell it now.

00:49:27So, you have to sell it now with the money for the money.

00:49:30So, you have to sell it now.

00:49:31So, you have to sell it now with a lot of money and how much less is the money for the money.

00:49:34And according to this situation, SVV, Silicon Valley Bank, has been forced to buy a huge loss of a bank, so that it would break it, so that it would break it from the depositors.

00:49:46This is the problem. If it happens for any reason, a small reason is that you have a bank on a bank,

00:49:54which is momentarily in the entire sector of the bank, you have 1,7 trillion dollars in the bank,

00:49:59so that if a person is forced to buy a bank, one must have to do it, as it is happening with Silicon Valley Bank.

00:50:07Silicon Valley Bank has been forced to do it with the price of the bank, so that it would break it back to the bank.

00:50:17And so you have bank, you have a bank, you have a bank, you have a bank, you have a bank, you have a bank, you have a bank, you have a bank,

00:50:22you have a depositors, so that it could be a lot of money,

00:50:28but in fact, you have found that it is a link, you have someone to make it through.

00:50:30So you will now stop you from now the bay event van gesagt that,

00:50:33you have a Manuel Ame it is notужnag, you have a lot of money in the bank,

00:50:36so that they will bring you the endpointsiper to the end of the last decade.

00:50:39You will get the splitting market and you will do the same thing

00:50:40as if you will do it con 토 maybe that way put it for you.

00:50:43So you will come back with a smallest, you will know this.

00:50:44If alright, do you have only one time that you can do the same with the other,

00:50:45and that you will let that eBay like that,

00:50:46First, you have a huge amount of money on the way that you have a very high value of the price,

00:50:52and you can't afford profit, and companies don't have a profit.

00:50:55The problem is that all the money from the country are not attractive to the price of the price,

00:51:06and they can't afford to sell the price on the price of the money that they invest in this type of money,

00:51:14so that they can be able to get back to those who are going to be able to get back.

00:51:17When you have 1,7 trillion dollars from the bank, you will have a problem.

00:51:24That's why it's a lot of money that can be made by SBB.

00:51:29Where is the problem?

00:51:31There is no one that has a straf when it comes to FDIC,

00:51:35a FDIC institution that is interested in making the deposites of those who are going to be able to get back to the banks.

00:51:44So, if you have 20 million dollars, FDIC, according to the law, should only be 250 million dollars.

00:51:52That's why, according to the law, you can only be able to ensure that you can only be 250 million dollars.

00:51:57So, if your bank falls, you can only be 250 million dollars.

00:52:03You can only be 20 million dollars or 50 million dollars and 1 billion dollars.

00:52:07This is the problem.

00:52:09And, according to the law, you have a very good idea, if you want to pay for the bank, you can only be a liquid.

00:52:15If you don't have a bank, you can only survive or have a problem with liquid.

00:52:19Or if you want to go, you can only be a liquid.

00:52:22You can only be interested in it.

00:52:24If you think of a situation in which way?

00:52:28The treasury, Janet Yellen, the treasury in America,

00:52:35It came and was asked, and now I'll show you what the deposit is.

00:52:43This is where the US government is making a mistake,

00:52:47which is to make small banks, which are now on the list,

00:52:51to be eliminated.

00:52:53With the most important asset that will be found on the US,

00:52:57small banks will be eliminated.

00:53:00Why?

00:53:01I'll see you at the video, and I'll see you next time.

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01:01:24So, nobody will be in this crisis, and it's a lag.

01:01:29How can it be in this crisis when no one of these banks is not in the same way?

01:01:34It's one of the most scary ones.

01:01:37The 1 month 11, the 6 months 36, the 1 year, it's 79%.

01:01:43So, one of these banks is not in the same way, and this is a collapse.

01:01:48Now, let's imagine that it's not a bank, and all these banks are weak.

01:01:52Look at how many, many, many, many, many of them are in the same way.

01:01:56And what happens when one of these banks is not in the same way?

01:01:59The banks like Silvergate, the Signature, the SVB,

01:02:02the banks like Silvergate, the banks like Signature, the SVB,

01:02:04the banks like that, and they are liquidated and sold by companies.

01:02:06So, State Street, the 1 month 4,

01:02:09the 6 months 12, the 1 year,

01:02:12no, it's not so scary, it's not so scary,

01:02:15but the other banks look at what happened.

01:02:17So, let's imagine that when all of these banks are weak,

01:02:21they have the same type of collapse.

01:02:27One month 5, six months 23,

01:02:30one year, 40%.

01:02:32So, look at how many banks are,

01:02:34they have 6 or 7 banks.

01:02:36So, all of these banks have the same situation.

01:02:38So, these banks have had large amounts of damage,

01:02:42mostly, from 1 month 5,

01:02:43on 1 month 5,

01:02:44on 1 month 6,

01:02:45on 1 month 24.

01:02:47This is not a problem, but if you have a situation, what do you think about it?

01:02:56What do you think about it?

01:02:58USB Corp 2, 8, 11, 24, I think about it.

01:03:04Let's open it and see how it looks.

01:03:08Western Alliance, how it looks,

01:03:115 days, 4 days, 6 days, 6 days, and 4 days, 40 days.

01:03:18So this is not a problem.

01:03:21This is a collapse that seems to happen.

01:03:25Now, only three banks, only three banks,

01:03:30SVB, Silvergate, Signature Bank.

01:03:35We have in the whole market, from the beginning of March,

01:03:38from the beginning of March, and the beginning of April,

01:03:41so look at how Bitcoin has the value in this market.

01:03:45It's about 60%,

01:03:4750% or 60%.

01:03:49That's why Bitcoin is made with a single one.

01:03:54Bitcoin was created after the 2008 financial crisis,

01:03:59which sought widespread distrust in the banking system.

01:04:07Early proponents trumped the new technology as a safer long-term alternative to banks and traditional currencies.

01:04:14currency.

01:04:16So, what we always say is,

01:04:18Fiat is the bubble, Bitcoin is the PIN.

01:04:21Fiat, or the toilet on the card,

01:04:24in different parts of the world,

01:04:25it represents a million.

01:04:26Bitcoin is the needle that will kill the million.

01:04:28Bitcoin is the needle that will kill the million.

01:04:30Bitcoin is the one that will kill the million.

01:04:33Bitcoin is the one that will solve it.

01:04:34It's the central bank of the UK.

01:04:36It may not be the answer for the UK,

01:04:38but it's the answer for the UK.

01:04:39Now, the main point of the UK is the main point

01:04:42which will all the domain effects on the UK.

01:04:45There's a lot of especially when they are from the UK.

01:04:46So eventually,

01:04:47that this is the main point of the UK...

01:04:48Because these problems don't only think that they are

01:04:49the increases in Потому error.

01:04:50Many of the numbness inenebr Zoo

01:04:51And all of those issues are in due to the UK.

01:04:52So let's know whenever,

01:04:54The Bitcoin is changing the way down post when

01:04:57Bitcoin is a bitqu endured,

01:04:58as a solution for the banks, a solution for the corrupt system,

01:05:04a solution for everything that does not make these normal politicians and economicists,

01:05:09which will be used in our countries, and that it will be like a parallel system

01:05:14for which it will be able to come, to be able to find it,

01:05:18when it will collaborate.

01:05:20To now, it will be just an open information.

01:05:26But all of this is not the same.

01:05:29So now, if this doesn't make it clear,

01:05:33then it will be free to give arguments.

01:05:36I want to make arguments against what I said.

01:05:39I don't know if I'm going to talk about it tomorrow,

01:05:41but we will see more and more,

01:05:44the system is more and more,

01:05:47so we will come to the situation in which,

01:05:50even the United States of America,

01:05:53as well as the rest of it will be possible.

01:05:56This is shown with many facts.

01:05:58The funds that have been shown in the past years and years

01:06:01and years and years and years and years,

01:06:03that have been shown in the past years and years and years

01:06:05and years and years.

01:06:06and the investment banks have been shown in the past years and years

01:06:14and years and years etc.

01:06:18especially the small banks will be a bit of a potential crisis.

01:06:23One of these banks that are coming to the crisis, I believe, is to make a reaction to the dominant effect of the small banks,

01:06:31and then the big banks.

01:06:32For America, it is possible to make a CBDC system for 10 banks,

01:06:38which is normal, but it doesn't have to do with the small benefit,

01:06:42but it doesn't have to do with the economic benefit of the America.

01:06:45But normal, we will have to do it.

01:06:47Nobody knows what will happen.

01:06:49It's just an analysis.

01:06:51We will see whether it will happen.

01:06:53But when we make an analysis, we will be ready for the fact that it will happen when it will happen.

01:06:58So we know what to expect.

01:07:01So in this situation, I believe that Bitcoin will be a solid victory in this situation,

01:07:07because it will be completely noone with the subject.

01:07:11It will be a problem.

01:07:13It will be a problem.

01:07:15It will be a problem.

01:07:16It will be a problem.

01:07:17It will be a problem.

01:07:18It will be a problem.

01:07:19It will be a problem.

01:07:20It will be a problem.

01:07:21It will be a problem.

01:07:22It will be a problem.

01:07:23It will be a problem.

01:07:24It will be a problem.

01:07:25It will be a problem.

01:07:26It will be a problem.

01:07:27If you don't have a problem.

01:07:28If you have a problem, you can start with the case.

01:07:29It will be a problem.

01:07:30It will be a problem.

01:07:32Bitcoin is going to move on.

01:07:34This is what I told you.

01:07:36The traditional financial finance,

01:07:38the hardware and the hardware,

01:07:40is a problem,

01:07:42because we are completely in the middle of

01:07:44this crisis.

01:07:46That's why we are going to be sure

01:07:48that we are sure that Bitcoin is

01:07:52as an absolute winner

01:07:54of the situation,

01:07:56when this crisis happens.

01:07:58In the future,

01:08:00a few years ago,

01:08:02but this is what I showed you

01:08:04is that it is not a problem.

01:08:06And the subject matter

01:08:08is that no one will be able to do

01:08:10this,

01:08:11because no one will be able to do

01:08:12this,

01:08:14that's why we are not able to do this.

01:08:16What are you waiting for?

01:08:18We are not able to do this

01:08:20because we are able to do this

01:08:22because we are able to do this

01:08:24and we are able to do this

01:08:26and we are able to do this

01:08:28so that we are able

01:08:30to do this

01:08:48I hope that you will be able to make a financial statement for the nation, without a doubt.

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