Some insight:
http://blog.mpettis.com/2015/02/when-do-we-decide-that-europe-must-restructure-much-of-its-debt/#comment-121159
Um.. I did not understand at all what's it about?
Armstrong is saying leverage is necessary. Denninger is saying we could have 100% backed financial system.
I agree with Armstrong, but I disagree that a central bank can regulate leverage. The free market must do it, and by providing transparency of reserve ratios for a decentralized crypto-currency banking system, i.e. it will all be on the public ledger.
How is my help needed? Did not delve on the topic but intuitively markets should do what they want incl leverage and CB can only destroy it by interfering.
Principle is that in all deals of 2 parties, if one gains in the expense of the other, the other should be the sole sufferer. If leverage was too great to wipe out the collateral (or all assets if they were pledged), the winner should fail to receive gains in excess of what the loser is able to pay. I can't see how this is not enough of a principle for all deals, including those involving leverage.
The point is not individual risk but impacts of systemic risk.
Ah I was just asking for help to explain what I was trying to explain in detail in my posts which I provided you a linked to.
I am unable to assess systemic risk, and opposed that anything should be forbidden or regulated based on the notion that someone thinks to be able to do it.
I still don't know where my help is needed and actually would prefer to concentrate on my work rather than talk about a topic where I am not competent yet have strong principles
My point was same. That only the free market can regulate it. And I said we need transparency of reserve ratios, not a CB.