reposition industry
I'm not familiar with that term--what's the "reposition industry"?
Anyway, 2008 doesn't seem like that long ago to me, which was when the banks were starting to feel the pain of all those lousy mortgage securities they were investing in (with huge amounts of leverage, I might add). After Lehman Bros. and Bear Stearns failed, along with a bunch of banks, the US government started putting restrictions on how banks conduct business, including how much reserve capital they have to have on hand such that they won't become insolvent should another crisis happen. Bank of America has been wanting to increase its dividend for a few years now, but the government won't let them. That's something I've never seen happen.
I do feel a vibe that something's going to go down, that a crisis is going to hit, but I'm not exactly an economist and any opinion I give isn't exactly going to be a well-informed one. I'm
hoping it's too early for another global meltdown to happen, since we're basically just recovering from the last one. Hell, it wasn't too long after 2012 that unemployment numbers started dropping.
I think that there is no crisis and its never exist. This is a specially created situation for people to make them panic and to start selling stocks or coins or buying everything in large quantities.
Eh, no. People and institutions with a lot of money and power have been known to fuck things up royally with wide-stretching and long-lasting effects, especially on people who can least afford to lose money, e.g., people who are relying on retirement funds to support themselves.
The global financial crisis will affect the economy of each country, which will affect the development of bitcoin. Bitcoin prices will fall sharply in the electronic money market. Bigger investors invest in bitcoins than before. Because they are not sure bitcoin will survive sustainably.
Excellent shitpost. Hope you made a good chunk of change for that one.