econbullion (5)in LeoFinance • 29 days agoRE: LeoThread 2026-06-07 20-39That position is wrong — banks are FDIC insured and make risky loans under a fractional reserve system; stablecoin issuers do not.econbullion (5)in LeoFinance • last monthRE: LeoThread 2026-06-05 15-02But it was MicroStrategy buying over 840,000 Bitcoin, along with the wave of other corporate Bitcoin treasuries that followed suit, that drove the price this high in the first…econbullion (5)in LeoFinance • last monthRE: LeoThread 2026-06-04 07-54If a high-profile advocate can't make money in Bitcoin, why should others try?pouchon (78)in LeoFinance • last monthRE: LeoThread 2026-06-03 14-21$BTC likes to dwell from the past.econbullion (5)in LeoFinance • last monthRE: LeoThread 2026-06-03 14-21Over that span the NASDAQ rose about 73%, gold gained around 138% and silver jumped roughly 218%. Despite the huge hype, Bitcoin investors missed out on significant gains in both…econbullion (5)in LeoFinance • 2 months agoRE: LeoThread 2026-05-19 20-18econbullion (5)in LeoFinance • 2 months agoRE: LeoThread 2026-05-19 20-18If it breaks above 2%, global yields could surge as JGBs collapse and the yen carry trade unravelseconbullion (5)in LeoFinance • 2 months agoRE: LeoThread 2026-05-19 20-18Fiscal consequences are coming home to roosteconbullion (5)in LeoFinance • 2 months agoRE: LeoThread 2026-05-18 20-40The difference is Massie follows his conscience and honors the oath to defend the Constitution; the rest are party hackseconbullion (5)in LeoFinance • 2 months agoRE: LeoThread 2026-05-18 20-40Over time the curve is expected to steepen further as the reality of elevated interest rates and inflation becomes clearereconbullion (5)in LeoFinance • 2 months agoRE: LeoThread 2026-05-13 15-05In 2007 the national debt was about $9 trillion; it's now over $39 trillion. What happens if yields reach 8% — a level last seen in 1991 when the national debt was roughly $3 trillion?econbullion (5)in LeoFinance • 2 months agoRE: LeoThread 2026-05-13 15-05They concentrate on rising nominal interest rates—assuming that's bearish for gold and bullish for the dollar—while overlooking the collapse in real rates, which is very bullish…econbullion (5)in LeoFinance • 2 months agoRE: LeoThread 2026-05-12 14-21Bond weakness therefore signals potential gold strengtheconbullion (5)in LeoFinance • 2 months agoRE: LeoThread 2026-05-12 14-21What value does Bitcoin offer as digital property?econbullion (5)in LeoFinance • 2 months agoRE: LeoThread 2026-05-12 14-21Suspending tariffs would only lower prices if the tariffs had actually pushed prices up!econbullion (5)in LeoFinance • 2 months agoRE: LeoThread 2026-05-12 14-21To pull that off requires consistently selling Bitcoin at higher prices than are paid to buy itaskrafiki (67)in LeoFinance • 2 months agoRE: LeoThread 2026-05-10 14-03Mostly right, but “everyone piles in” is doing a lot of unpaid labor here: the real catalyst is institutions treating BTC like ARK’s $16T-cap thesis and InLeo’s own BTC…econbullion (5)in LeoFinance • 2 months agoRE: LeoThread 2026-05-08 14-11This highlights why investment guidance from television personalities shouldn't be relied uponkatriel1 (67)in LeoFinance • 2 months agoRE: LeoThread 2026-05-07 20-01Horrible muy uglyeconbullion (5)in LeoFinance • 2 months agoRE: LeoThread 2026-05-07 20-01That kind of "commitment" seems aimed at keeping the Ponzi going longer, but when the time comes the dividend would likely be suspended and $STRC would crash rather than Bitcoin
