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I have experienced an economic crisis for 2 months, everyone will also experience an economic crisis, because the price of bitcoin has decreased by 90%, I have not dared to invest, because the price of bitcoin has dropped.
I also think that financial crisis will come but We dont know exactly when it will happen. the US stock market is due to correction already and that bubble will burst soon. remember that crypto or bitcoin as a whole created by satoshi nakamoto after the Real estate bubble of 2008. and i think it was created for the benefits of the people when another bubble or crash come again. before that financial crisis come we need to secure our resources buy some gold and buy bitcoin and any other cryptocurrency because this will become your safehaven later on.
Financial crisis will come to those who mismanage their wealth..Most of us are in survival mode.If you are not tough enough to try new things like bitcoin, then nothing will happen to us.
Honestly financial crisis will come always to people lives particularly to those people with lazy in attitude. But if we work hard and trustful to every activity to earn income then go and work for it. Like investing in bitcoin that really needs to take the risk before we can get the good benefits from it. Take the challenge always in order to surpass financial crisis in life.
Financial crisis will come to those who mismanage their wealth..Most of us are in survival mode.If you are not tough enough to try new things like bitcoin, then nothing will happen to us.
To be honest, I'm not very interested in WHEN the next crisis will happen but more HOW the reaction to this crisis will be. Because in fact, there will be a next financial crisis some day. And anybody denying this has no idea or understand of our current economy or the world economy itself.
For me, the 'post' era of a crisis is the interesting part. A great example is the 2008 crisis. In this very crisis four big themes emerge: The first was the immediate post-crisis response, in which the banks were rescued and both the monetary and fiscal taps were loosened. The second was the euro-zone crisis, which hit Greece and Ireland hardest, but also affected Portugal, Italy and Spain. The third was the shift in the developed world after 2010 to a more austere fiscal policy. The fourth was the rise of populist politics in Europe and America. Adam Tooze, a historian, sides with most economists in taking the view that the immediate post-crisis response was necessary, but unfortunate in those executives in the banking industry paid too low a price for their folly; that Europe was slow and narrow-minded in dealing with the peripheral countries; and that the switch to austerity was a mistake. Taken together, the backlash against bankers, frustration with EU governments and the impact of austerity led to the rise of populism, the election of Donald Trump and the Brexit vote.
Therefore, who knows what happens after the next financial crisis? Will the political leadership react differently? A big part of the problem was a failure of political leadership back then. European politicians initially dismissed the crisis as an American problem, generated on Wall Street, even though Europe’s banks also had balance sheets stuffed with dodgy loans.
For me, the 'post' era of a crisis is the interesting part. A great example is the 2008 crisis. In this very crisis four big themes emerge: The first was the immediate post-crisis response, in which the banks were rescued and both the monetary and fiscal taps were loosened. The second was the euro-zone crisis, which hit Greece and Ireland hardest, but also affected Portugal, Italy and Spain. The third was the shift in the developed world after 2010 to a more austere fiscal policy. The fourth was the rise of populist politics in Europe and America. Adam Tooze, a historian, sides with most economists in taking the view that the immediate post-crisis response was necessary, but unfortunate in those executives in the banking industry paid too low a price for their folly; that Europe was slow and narrow-minded in dealing with the peripheral countries; and that the switch to austerity was a mistake. Taken together, the backlash against bankers, frustration with EU governments and the impact of austerity led to the rise of populism, the election of Donald Trump and the Brexit vote.
Therefore, who knows what happens after the next financial crisis? Will the political leadership react differently? A big part of the problem was a failure of political leadership back then. European politicians initially dismissed the crisis as an American problem, generated on Wall Street, even though Europe’s banks also had balance sheets stuffed with dodgy loans.
This system also punishes prudent people who put the most trust in its promises and its official narratives. But we have a long-term defense: buy gold, silver, and Bitcoin!
I admit to you that gold and silver are the best choices during an economic downturn, but with bitcoin that is the wrong choice.
I think Bitcoin only evolved when the market was in its infancy, it collapsed simultaneously with the economic market
Sorry I have not been on the board for a while.
Please see The Real Reason to Hold Gold and Bitcoin.
You are right, economic crises are so recurrent that they seem to be giving clear signals that the current system has serious flaws that will sooner or later cause it to collapse, or that the system itself seems to be intentionally causing these crises to benefit from them.
That is why despite the FUD spread by these dark interests, we must persist in our commitment to the development and promotion of cryptocurrencies as a valid opposition to that rapacious and unscrupulous economic system, although we must be aware that the task will not be easy and at all times we will find a strong opposition on the part of those hidden powers.
That is why despite the FUD spread by these dark interests, we must persist in our commitment to the development and promotion of cryptocurrencies as a valid opposition to that rapacious and unscrupulous economic system, although we must be aware that the task will not be easy and at all times we will find a strong opposition on the part of those hidden powers.
Crisis means opportunity.
You better have some cash in hand. There will be some many cheap shit to buy. Endless opportunities... Cheap stocks, real estates, everybody will want your cash. If you act smart and invest in the right stuff there will be a great wealth transfer from dumb to smart.
You better have some cash in hand. There will be some many cheap shit to buy. Endless opportunities... Cheap stocks, real estates, everybody will want your cash. If you act smart and invest in the right stuff there will be a great wealth transfer from dumb to smart.
You are right, economic crises are so recurrent that they seem to be giving clear signals that the current system has serious flaws that will sooner or later cause it to collapse, or that the system itself seems to be intentionally causing these crises to benefit from them.
That is why despite the FUD spread by these dark interests, we must persist in our commitment to the development and promotion of cryptocurrencies as a valid opposition to that rapacious and unscrupulous economic system, although we must be aware that the task will not be easy and at all times we will find a strong opposition on the part of those hidden powers.
That is why despite the FUD spread by these dark interests, we must persist in our commitment to the development and promotion of cryptocurrencies as a valid opposition to that rapacious and unscrupulous economic system, although we must be aware that the task will not be easy and at all times we will find a strong opposition on the part of those hidden powers.
China may have an economic crisis. The trade war between China and the United States has seriously affected China's economic development!
In China, Internet finance has collapsed, many middle-class assets have been misappropriated, and China’s high housing prices have a big bubble! The Chinese government has issued legal tenders to cause inflation!
If it is serious problem, then both countries need soft conversation and solve the problems. Because both countries are very powerful by financially and both countries have very powerful respect in all over the world. In China, Internet finance has collapsed, many middle-class assets have been misappropriated, and China’s high housing prices have a big bubble! The Chinese government has issued legal tenders to cause inflation!
I think the economic crisis will affect the bad side. Because people investing abstain due to the crisis is quite a normal situation. In the crisis period, there will be no hot introduction in the big sense to the markets. The importance is our patients.
If you have a chance of getting Bitcoin on low price then where the financial crises are if you have this opportunity then wait after buying coins you will never face with any difficulty or risk as long as you do not sell it in low market. Participants are not larger in number and investors sell in low market that is affecting the price in downward direction, so do not abstain yourself and try to buy as much as you can.
Based on my own research, for me Bitcoin may be a game or a fun or becoming rich soon but this is not the truth we have to be serious there is financial crisis happening in the world .Countries that are among economic crisis have to impose capital control on the people preventing the people to take cash from banks even for the people's basic needs, Bitcoin can be an alternative for this type of economic crisis. There is a good example that is Greece plunged into a great debts people are suggesting Bitcoin as a viable alternative in times of economic crisis. Any thought?
Economic growth comes from a production base that produces more goods/services than previously existed, and more consumption of those goods/services, not from more money in the system. If you print a trillion extra dollars and release it into the economy, the only thing you've done is created inflation, you haven't grown the economy at all.
This is true in a fundamental sense, but often untrue in a technical sense, if the system is manipulated by the elites (as it always is.)
When a lot of money is created out of thin air, many behaviors change. People tend to consume now rather than later. This tends to drive up the prices of commodities and other productive assets too, and so will generate an investment boom as well. The entire set of supply and demand is distorted, generally to the benefit of the elites. (There will be more choices in luxuries, providing less stable employment for the average person.) And this entire bubble can last for a while. In a technical sense, 'growth' does happen.
But of course this is not the growth we want. This is the growth we have, because the elites like it that way.
The only way inflation doesn't occur is when the rate of monetary expansion matches the rate of natural economic expansion. Because that is practically impossible to achieve, the Fed's stated goal is inflation of 2%...
This is 'impossible to achieve' only because we have a rigged system. This would be the natural, free market based, steady state, in general and over the long term, absent the rigging. (Either that, or a harmless, gentle, and expected deflation over the long term.)
It strikes me that you really should be intelligent enough to see what I'm trying to say. That you don't even answer my main points raises questions as to why you're here at all.
I've answered your points just fine, you just ignore them and your answer for everything when you've got no real answer is something about global conspiracy theories. That's not my weakness, it's yours.
The market does not create money in equal proportion to real economic growth. Or at least, if that's your assertion, you're going to explain how that's possible. As money is an artificial construct and doesn't exist naturally, all value assigned by man in a society is also an artificial construct. We collectively determine what is valuable, and exchange that item for other things that are valuable. Absent fiat, traditionally gold has filled that role for historical and scarcity purposes. But at no time was the production of new gold ever magically matched to real economic growth so that the value of gold remained constant. That's what you just said would be the natural state of things 'absent the rigging,' which doesn't make any sense at all. Perhaps there's a global conspiracy theory that could explain it...
Theoretically the finacial crisis could come in three month if Italy decides to break away. I expect it rather next year or the one after tho. It will be a ground breaking event politically
China may have an economic crisis. The trade war between China and the United States has seriously affected China's economic development!
In China, Internet finance has collapsed, many middle-class assets have been misappropriated, and China’s high housing prices have a big bubble! The Chinese government has issued legal tenders to cause inflation!
If it is serious problem, then both countries need soft conversation and solve the problems. Because both countries are very powerful by financially and both countries have very powerful respect in all over the world. In China, Internet finance has collapsed, many middle-class assets have been misappropriated, and China’s high housing prices have a big bubble! The Chinese government has issued legal tenders to cause inflation!
And not to mention the Yuan is collapsing underneath all of the tension. I've been short China almost since Trump was elected. Those two are going nowhere together.
Yes, of course they should have a reasonable conversation. They seem to think that antagonism is a better idea though and are choosing to make things worse by sending threats and comparing cocks. But we cannot argue that it was, once again, USA who started it. And it will be, once again, China who will be blamed.
Definitely crises and wars are a profitable tool for acquiring new assets for a certain group of people. If we buy Bitcoins, we can stop them. Since the crisis will not concern us.
In parallel with the periods of rapid economic development, there will be periods of economic crisis which will lead to them being the laws of the economy.
Crisis and recovery then develop as the essence of the capitalist economy when it crises, it will grow stronger, and after a long period of development has achieved a high score, they will have the stage goes down
Most of the traders and investors have same thinking like you. But when these crises come then economy is really effected and in this time people feel stress because of loss of money, No one like crises and loss in business. China may have an economic crisis. The trade war between China and the United States has seriously affected China's economic development!
In China, Internet finance has collapsed, many middle-class assets have been misappropriated, and China’s high housing prices have a big bubble! The Chinese government has issued legal tenders to cause inflation!
If it is serious problem, then both countries need soft conversation and solve the problems. Because both countries are very powerful by financially and both countries have very powerful respect in all over the world. In China, Internet finance has collapsed, many middle-class assets have been misappropriated, and China’s high housing prices have a big bubble! The Chinese government has issued legal tenders to cause inflation!
Speaking about the upcoming collapse, the Bank of America refers to indicators such as inflation, tightening of monetary policy of the US Federal reserve, the collapse of QE (quantitative easing program) and the surge of volatility in the financial markets. Bank analyst Michael Harnett points to the fact that too high wage growth rates, which will overtake inflation, will lead to a drop in corporate profits.
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