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The current state of things/sentiment?
Sat Jul 02, 2022 6:32 pm
It's a very 'interesting' time, I am hearing lots of different opinions with the potential CBDCs etc.
What do folk think is happening, how do you see things? @dingy1688 any thoughts our resident expert?
What do folk think is happening, how do you see things? @dingy1688 any thoughts our resident expert?
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Re: The current state of things/sentiment?
Sat Jul 02, 2022 11:27 pm
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Re: The current state of things/sentiment?
Tue Jul 05, 2022 10:02 pm
dingy1688 wrote:
Blimey.
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Re: The current state of things/sentiment?
Sun Jul 17, 2022 1:59 pm
Crashing the price of everything until the CBDCs save the day regarding everyones money woes. 'Supposedly'
Read what happened to the Wiemar republic. Its destined to happen again.
Read what happened to the Wiemar republic. Its destined to happen again.
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Re: The current state of things/sentiment?
Sat Jul 23, 2022 12:43 pm
While the theory that USA , UK, Japan, EU, etc money creation will crash the currencies , while their is confidence behind the currencies especially the dollar the party will continue.
When the dollar has a proper rival (a digital Chinese/Russian currency backed by gold?) then things get interesting.
As the US dollar is still the de facto world currency without a serious rival (crypto still has a way to go and the closer it gets the more they will try to stamp it out and or tax it to oblivion) it will not suffer the hyper inflation and value collapse theoratically it should now be in.
As usual precious metals remain the safe haven for store of value.
When the dollar has a proper rival (a digital Chinese/Russian currency backed by gold?) then things get interesting.
As the US dollar is still the de facto world currency without a serious rival (crypto still has a way to go and the closer it gets the more they will try to stamp it out and or tax it to oblivion) it will not suffer the hyper inflation and value collapse theoratically it should now be in.
As usual precious metals remain the safe haven for store of value.
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