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Among the 12 quotes from this economic "wizard," I think only the last sentence in the last quote he got correct:
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Bingo! At least he admits that it is big and might add "hard" to regulate.
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It reminds me of "too big to fail" during the aftermath of the bursting of the housing bubble in 2008. 😆
Will this idea be bought in the end?
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Fed research is crypto is a threat to the stability of the financial system. What a surprise.
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So the task of supervisory authorities now is to create "the necessary tools" for DeFi (once they reached the stage of becoming "systematically important") "to ensure compliance with laws and regulations."
When and what needs to be done for DeFi to be considered as something "systematically important"?
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Yes because they have a track record of financial stability and making the financial system safe for all participants.
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Actually, the threat is the other way round, it is the FED that is a real threat to the whole global economic order.
What actually doing is that they are repeatedly giving advisory through World Bank, and IMF to developing countries where the crypto penetration is really high.
The Fed doesnt really have much power. If people realized markets control interest rates and the money supply is in the hands of the depository banks, then they would understand the Fed is nothing more than propaganda.
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We sure pose a threat to their centralized ass, now that crypto is making waves and solving real-life problems.
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That is true. It is a battle for control of the ledger.
Who is going to win?
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That's why they are scared. It won't be a threat if only they embrace it.
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REMINDER!!!
Get all those #CANDIES. The jars are hungry.
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40 today, the jar is truly bottomless. Can't get it filled, lol!
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Good Lord! Haven't checked these in awhile. Today my total stands at a healthy 3800 candies on the nose!
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Good to be remember about getting this again
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The challenge there is the state, for the most part, isnt in control of the money. It is not the central banks or the government that affects the money supply.
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How do you think Crypto would affect the Forex Market?
What could be possible future of Forex marketplace?
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