Not my problem

>>25548358 lol

he tryina get assassinated by der juden?

man, he's so fucking cringe and retarded. really reminds me of zetard at the beginning of his rule. with all these 'youngster' memes and 'innovations'.

What is a "crypto reserve"? Does the US Federal Government plan on getting into fractional reserve crypto lending or something? Bigger issue here is congress created the Federal Reserve system to manage this shit, how does the government creating a new institution to manage monetary operations go along with all that? >>25548767 >he tryina get assassinated by der juden? Why? The US Federal Government handing out dollars to the financial service industry isn't something they're going to be upset about lol

Drumpf is a rapeful grifter, a sleepy farter, and a fat orange clown. You will literally lose your ass following this man, he will steal everything you own.

>>25548396 It's not for your jewgames of making profits, it's about using it

How is trumpcoin doing?

>>25548798 You live in your mothers basement after a failed politician science degree. The only thing you can advise on is stocking shelves at the dollar store

Spring is here, the sun is shining, the birds are chirping, the Solana casino is open. We are so back.

And literally just last night, I placed a bet on Polymarket against Solana. I guess it's still possible for me to win, but damn, that sucked to wake up to.

look momst i made moni just buy and sell next i bekome white

>>25548335 The only thing I'm noticing is that he's doing nothing for America and the USD while making sheep FOMO into crypto. There will be some sort of massive rugpull after gullible people buy into the scam.His TRUMP shitcoin was a rugpull but also probably a testrun to see if he can do it on a larger scale. In other words we're going to see a colossal ponzi scheme unfold in the coming months. On another note all these things that have happened to crypto over the years basically make it seem like a complete casino that's only good for scammers and rugpulls, it has no other value, it failed as a currency. It's literally gambling running off of pure hype, scams, rumors and so on. Completely worthless, volatile, and unstable. you can get lucky but that's not the point, the point is it's all a big fucking ponzi scheme. It's natural Trump would make use of it.

>>25548994 >The only thing I'm noticing is that he's doing nothing for America You're a retard

>>25549008 I never knew it was possible for a Swiss to have such bad instincts about money.

>>25548994 Yes imagine falling for Bitcoin in 2016 lmaoooooo they look so stupid now.

>>25548994 >The only thing I'm noticing is that he's doing nothing for America and the USD while making sheep FOMO into crypto. Well if you take Trump serious about reviving manufacturing than the dollar needs to get cheaper not more expensive.

>>25548396 not about "number go up"

>>25549314 >Well if you take Trump serious Those who do are doomed. >>25549106 It's a casino.

>>25549351 They don't get the philosophy behind it

wow so we really are gonna have 1929 all over again trump will go down as the most hated president in history

Is trump gonna rugpull the entire crypto market?

>>25549562 Bitcoin and memecoin trading, like fiat money trading, does not itself create new economic activity. It's just speculation and betting off a rising price. The entire FIRE economic model is a bust, and it's final end stage is Tulip Mania aka Trump selling digital pokemon cards (XRP, BTC, BabySharkToken) to retards and then bankrupting the government, investment banks, and individual investors with it. I'm all for distributed ledger technologies but if you want to invest in crypto go all in on HP-E because they're the ones adapting it in a useful way. Trump is not doing that.

>>25549581 No. He's going to rugpull the entire US economy.

Cardanobros, we are so back.

>>25549592 You forgot NFTs/bored apes

>>25549592 >HP-E Wozzat?

>>25549562 You are a non american simping all over kc for trump. This is so pathetic. Are you jewish or what?

What a fucking corrupt fraud. It's unbelievable.

Its literally a pump He even mentions which coins You can be 100% sure he and all his billionaire buddies bought This is actually insane He literally can do whatever he wants, and his retard followers defend him no matter what.

So much for decentralized wealth, what was it a lot of crypto enthusiasts voted for Trump for?

>>25549655 Yeah. There was a pretty big crash over the last 2 weeks too, now everything's up at least 15% in a single day. Insiders knew, of course.

Is trump the antichrist? He literally can scam his own people openly in the public, and nobody cares. For years you argue against leftist trump is not that bad, but it turns out trump is even worse.

>>25549592 Your argument has nothing to do with my reaction to that other post

>>25549677 2024 Trump is turbo Miami Jewish. His top donor is a who's who in Miami. Some billionaire Jewish American lady who made her fortune doing fuck all. She gave him $100m which is alot for a billionaire.

>>25548826 Still bleeding

>>25549716 He also filled the government with his billionaire buddies, many from the entertainment industry, and now do all kind of deals benifiting each other. Like have the UFC train the Fbi for some reason. Its absurd. Its russia tier level of corruption.

>>25549592 >Bitcoin and memecoin trading, like fiat money trading, does not itself create new economic activity well, any money is a financial asset that promotes economic activity by serving as a measure unit, store of value, and means of exchange crypto assets do resemble real money in the sense the latter two functions, but to be a stable measure unit crypto prices need to be more... stable stable coins do this

>>25549617 https://www.hpe.com/us/en/home.html

>>25549796 >well, any money is a financial asset that promotes economic activity by serving as a measure unit, store of value, and means of exchange But does not itself create any new activity. And even then, why should I value my car in XRP over USD, EUR, Tulips or Shiny Charizards? The US Dollar is stable, it's institutions trusted, which is the foundation of any economic activity. Trump cannot mindlessly print a trillion new USDs overnight, and won't. USD value doesn't fluctuate much, and the amount of USDs traded yearly is about the same. Whereas, with memecoins a single whale can change the entire market and suddenly make my car worthless by dumping product (aka, XRP) for sale. This is not acceptable as a means of stable trade. The average person just needs a stable store of value, not funny money that rapidly changes in price every three months. More importantly, USDs are formally backed by the FDIC, Crypto Securities are not, and therefore if the bank goes bust USD holders will get at least $250,000 of their money back per account whereas XRP holders get nothing. Trump should not be promoting memecoins because of this, because every retard in this country will dump their life savings into it, and then whales (including Trump) will cash out stealing it all.

>>25548335 >USA reserve will be in crypto Lol, LMAO even. No wonder there is a world wide USA treasuries sellout.

>>25549871 I agree with you on that crypto assets have a long way to go I just wanted to point that they aren't just a virtual thing, as they can and do perform money functions, and potentially can serve as money but yeah, US dollar is what is the best option for now

>>25549929 >I just wanted to point that they aren't just a virtual thing, as they can and do perform money functions, and potentially can serve as money I'm telling you, money itself does not create economic activity. Buying $100 and selling it for $110 does not itself create $10 of new economic activity. Usually it just creates $10 of new debt/interest that must be paid somehow. The same for pokemon cards, tulips, or BTC. Buying money, does not magically make you have more money. Money itself is worthless as an investment, it is only a store of value. It does not itself create new economic activity. That Trump is hawking all of these pokemon cards as an investment, just shows how economically illiterate most of the US is and how dangerous Trump really is. This will all end in complete, total failure.

>>25549836 What does it have to do with crypto and why the sage?

funny how kohlcoin was memoryholed and nobody likes to talk about it anymore now it's obvious to anyone what is and is not a crypto scam, according to kohltards

>>25550053 Why did US treasury bonds go down so hard if they're supposed to be "safe"? What should I buy when interest rates are high, how do I make my money available for loans?

>>25550053 Good 😊. That's what we aim for. Death to the empire!

>>25550118 Because they don't go down that much, and the US government always pays. Or at least did so before Trump took office and suggested he wouldn't. As a store of currency, the reduced price is effectively a fee paid for the secure storage. Importantly, this fee doesn't waver much so a person can account for it and decide if it is worth it. The same cannot be said for securities based on XRP or BTC tokens or childrens' toys. Even if we take the view that USD T-bonds are not a good store of value, even gold and silver are better stores because they're tradable by weight and are not dependent on highly complex, highly technical, and extremely scammy online marketplaces.

>>25550053 dude, you have some like 15th century view on financial assets yes, if at some hypothetical point in time the financial market stops and everybody is required close those debts, the sum of all the assets will flop to zero but it doesn't work this way. just like riding a bicycle: when you have the speed you won't fall. what's more, as I said above ultimately financial assets value is net zero, but while the music goes on playing creating financial asset worth $100 does create $100 in economic activity in this current period (year).

>>25550109 HP-E makes commercial, enterprise Distributed Ledger software. All Crypto-currency is a Distributed Ledger. HP-E makes Crypto systems for large banks. HP-E makes the crypto payment system that is now inside most bank mainframes, computers, and ATMs.

>>25550114 Fucking Brazilians.

>>25550118 all interest rates in the economy follow the central bank rate. yeah with some deviations but in general they do. so rates go up, treasuries prices go down (just to remind for bonds prices = 1 - the interest yeld)

>>25550181 i bet he still posts here, because why not? imagine the laughs he has when some proud kohlcoin owner calls him a stupid monkey

>>25550162 >but it doesn't work this way. just like riding a bicycle: when you have the speed you won't fall. No, you exceed the speed limit, exceed your bicycle's stress limits, and destroy your body when the bicycle fails and you crash into the ground at 80 mph. It happened in 1929, it happened in 2008, it happened in 2022. I remember being locked out of my WaMu account and having to walk into the bank, show my Birth Certificate to a government official, and receive the FDIC Emergency Bank Script equivalent of my account balance which I then walked over to another bank and converted into USDs. I also remember when my coworkers had to do this when Silicon Valley Bank's ATMs stopped working two years ago. The 2nd largest banking collapse happened less than 2 years ago and nothing has changed. Trump is making it worse with these terrible investment decisions and destruction of SEC regulatory authority. This only ends one way: the bubble popping and another 1929 level collapse. What we had in 2008.

>>25550162 >>25550226 And yes, assets CAN flop to zero. This is what happened with the adjustable rate mortgage securities made from 2003-2007. Investors considered them safe because the government would always bail them out for the cash value of the security as stated on the security. But if the written stated value of the security was less than the investor paid for it, the investor takes a loss. This is a big problem when over half your assets are these securities, and when Americans ran out of debt to buy homes with the ponzi scheme collapsed in three months. The same for crypto although it really truly can go to zero. If you buy $100 of XRP there is nothing stopping a whale from dumping his bags and sending the market to -90% of your buy value, and keeping it there with an inflated supply. Now you're 90% down and have no way to recover your money. Trump is selling this investment plan to millions of Americans and worse banks that underwrite entire businesses. Just like in the 1920s.

The problem with crypto is that it's clearly a risk-on investment. When it was supposed to be a hedge or refuge from the fractional reserve banking system.

>>25550226 the bubble collapse is a good thing, it can't go on forever, can it. there's obviously a bubble, a company can't be valued at a hundred years' worth of its revenue, and it all hinges on speculation that ai will get rid of middle class jobs which will surely lead to unimaginable prosperity somehow a long and deep recession is inevitable, the more it is postponed the worse it's going to hit

>>25550226 >you exceed the speed limit, exceed your bicycle's stress limits, and destroy your body when the bicycle fails and you crash into the ground at 80 mph sure, that's what Fed and SEC are for. and you surely have to look at the levels of financial stress and risks. and yes, you are correct in that assets can wind down and become priceless - that why regulators should be controlling these markets. Washington Mutual was a big deal back in the day, but since then some serious reforms have been put in place ring fencing the deposit banking from investment banks. I believe this is the way to deal with the crypto assets: if you look like a deposit bank, you should have capital reserves and follow regulations applied to reserve banks >>25550269 >it was supposed to be a hedge or refuge from the fractional reserve banking system weird thinking - crypto has always been a risky asset

Man fuck this SHIT

>>25548860 Fucking same

>>25550294 >weird thinking You're foolish. It was risky in that it was created because of the financial crisis to be completely independent from the banking system. Taking on the banking system. Now it's a risky asset that moves in lockstep with the tech sector

>>25550294 >but since then some serious reforms have been put in place ring fencing the deposit banking from investment banks. No there hasn't. Glass-Steagall is still repealed. There have not been any reforms made, and if any were Trump's SEC won't enforce them rendering them meaningless. Trump's SEC declared last week that all crypto securities are outside the law and not subject to any of their regulations, so deposit banks/investment banks (which are still combined single entities) can freely invest in them in any way they want. This is a scam. It is a huge bubble that will burst and destroy a lot of banks, businesses, and individual Americans when it happens.

>>25550331 >Glass-Steagall is still repealed they have Dodd-Frank instead with the Volker rule forbidding deposit banks trading with clients' money >This is a scam. It is a huge bubble that will burst and destroy a lot of banks, businesses, and individual Americans when it happens. again, you are reasonable in having doubt, but it's better to control the crypto industry. as I said, if they resemble deposit banks, they need to be regulated as ones. >>25550324 okay, I didn't follow the crypto at its nascence, so maybe the initial idea of the brave anti-capitalist warriors was de-coupling from the traditional banking but since like 2016-17 crypto has been regarded as risky

>>25550404 >they have Dodd-Frank instead with the Volker rule forbidding deposit banks trading with clients' money But buying XRP isn't considered a trade. Crypto isn't considered a stock, it's a security, and therefore is exempt from these rules. Any enforcement of the rules ultimately falls onto the SEC who has said they won't enforce them anyway. Crypto banks aren't given FDIC coverage, and crypto assets have no tangible value.

>>25550269 it was supposed to be a clearing system for payment without banks, similar to the islamic hawala, which is why silk road was called that, to acknowledge the inspiration. storing value was not a primary design goal. people ascribe this quality to crypto because they hope it to be more like money. what people really want after all is simply better money, because fiat is not very good money. but buttcoin is not money at all, for starters because it's not fungible

>>25550430 >the SEC who has said they won't enforce them anyway okay, now I see your point finally. the crypto assets definitely need to be regulated. and still, let the people who want to perform risky investments do this, while not holding the US taxpayer accountable. >Crypto banks aren't given FDIC coverage, and crypto assets have no tangible value if somebody attracts deposits in any currency, it's basically a deposit bank and need to be regulated accordingly.

>>25550294 >and follow regulations nuh-uh, with crypto we start from a clean slate and pretend centuries of regulation never happened, there would be no point otherwise - if you can come up with a scam that would be legal on the stock market, why would you even bother with crypto. with crypto you can simply pull a list of what's been illegal to do in the stock market for the past 2-3 centuries and take it as proof that it works when done right

>>25550463 There's a difference between what you're saying and the reality Trump is creating.

>>25550438 >basically a payment transfer system yeah, a good explanation but since then crypto has gone a long way

>>25550472 we'll see I just wanted to say that I totally agree in that government incentives can do tremendous bad e.g. the Bush 43 idea of promoting home ownership eventually resulted in the Subprime crisis and 2008 crash - so yes, regulators need to tread warily here

Probably a pump and dump scheme by Musk.

>>25550476 knights templar had the same thing going by the way, today the core thing they were doing would be called a crypto exchange. however they also went a long way from there and became more than just that

>>25550507 knights templars were also faggots who sucked dick

>>25550519 they're so back

>>25550171 Cool

>XRP, SOL, and ADA Dude filled his bags with the fucking scammiest shitcoins he could find and then pumped them. Lol.

>>25549495 dumbass