This info much appreciated, folks
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Report for the STH community1% of the world’s population is 75 Millions. And suppose we assume that only 1% of folks ultimately contract the virus. That’s an extremely low estimate. Indeed, crazy low. So, we’re now almost six months into the pandemic, and only 5M of that theoretical 75M have been infected. We are looking at ‘slow burn’ for nothing less than months and months and months. That’s a lot of stimulus! ‘The economic hit has been stark. About 122 million Indians were forced out of their jobs last month, according to estimates from a leading private sector think tank, pushing up the jobless rate to 27.1% compared with 22% implied for the U.S. In recent days, Modi has pledged a $265 billion stimulus package to shore up the economy.’ https://theprint.in/india/indias-50-day-lockdown-has-brought-economic-misery-even-as-covid-cases-surge/422012/‘For bitcoiners, the pessimism on the economy was just another reason to be bullish, since it means the Federal Reserve is likely to inject more money into the markets, strengthening the case for buying the cryptocurrency as an inflation hedge. The Fed's total assets, which stood at $4.2 trillion at the start of the year, have now surged to almost $7 trillion.’ https://www.coindesk.com/first-mover-bitcoin-price-rally-message-capitalists-despair-wall-streetNow look here, at the ‘5Y’: https://www.bullionvault.com/gold-price-chart.doIn conversation with a friend today, I was discussing The Unexpected Noo Normal. Remember when cryptos were crazy stuff? Just a rubbish passing fad? So, there are three elements: gold/silver, stocks, cryptos. And over the past ten years, each day patiently studying the GFC, I’ve seen people come to accept the 2010 tin-foil-hat prediction: Stock prices are/will be out of their minds. They represent nothing substantial anymore. They are a balloon pumped full of Gubmint Phunnneeee Munneee. And now gold/silver is creeping up. And here’s the punch line: cryptos – hard-capped instruments like 42-coin – are being seen in a whole noo light: can’t be Phunnneeee-Munneeed-ed!! Best this week: https://theconversation.com/megacity-slums-are-incubators-of-disease-but-coronavirus-response-isnt-helping-the-billion-people-who-live-in-them-138092
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Report for the STH community, 5/8/2020COVID>inflation>cryptos ‘The data . . . was unremittingly horrible. Offshore, industrial activity indicators from Europe, the UK and the US registered numbers that were truly breathtaking.’ https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-04-27/jobkeeper-coronavirus-payments-begin-balancing-act-economy/12187664And stimulus? We are now far beyond ‘one lockdown, one stimulus then V-shaped recovery.’ We are in ‘slow burn’ territory: ‘ . . . an unprecedented surge of deaths in recent days amid growing fears that official counts of Covid-19 deaths reflect only a fraction of the virus’s toll in Africa . . . ’ https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/may/02/somali-medics-report-rapid-rise-in-deaths-as-covid-19-fears-grow‘Doctors in Kano say they have seen a surge in fatal cases of pneumonia. But local authorities have denied that Covid-19 is responsible, variously blaming malaria, meningitis, hypertension and other illnesses for the increased mortality.’ https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/apr/28/nigerian-authorities-deny-wave-of-deaths-is-due-to-covid-19However, instead of governments admitting this, and forging new models, they’ll almost certainly just keep doing the same old thing, round after round of stimulus packages. Great article: https://mises.org/wire/america-technocracy-not-democracyBrave New World (watch the video): https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/watch-video-nypd-officer-brutalizing-bystander-during-social-distancing-arrest-sparks
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'There are many of such coins'
Nuh.
There is one other successful rare crypto. The 'hyper-deflationary' craze failed miserably.
42-coin is the only successful deflationary 'instrument' on Planet Krypto. Same dev since its re-launch four years ago. Provides both public and private txes. Got an encryption engine in its QT. Got long-timer community.
Check its 1Y chart. Hundreds of cryptos have not recovered from the spike in Bitcoin dominance that began in April last year. But 42 is outstandingly stable -- almost boringly stable. The community keeps the buy-sell pretty tight. It's traded on three exchanges.
And the world is heading into inflation/hyper-inflation.
P.s.: thanks to those on this thread who made accurate comments.
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Report for the STH community, 1/5/2020Every Friday, a predictive excursion into What Is Going On: politics/COVID>(hyper)inflation>cryptos>42-coin Have a look here: https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/052715/how-big-derivatives-market.aspThe figures are mind-boggling. Of course, these amounts are ‘notional.’ This means that they’re more theoretical than real. They are a house of sand and fog. But they are a very very big house of sand and fog! And they give us some insight into what amounts The System thinks are tenable. ‘ . . . $6 trillion of new debt in two years [in the U.S.] is equivalent to what it took 213 years and 43 presidents to produce . . . ’ https://www.zerohedge.com/health/ripple-effects-government-lockdown-are-only-starting-take-shapeAnd My Prediction from A Month ago? On Africa, India, and Indonesia? Well, it’s not so bad as I guessed; but my thesis is looking good: there was, a month ago, a startling ‘hole’ in the reporting. There was just so little mention of places that are far more susceptible: Africa, a continent of poor nations; India; Indonesia. War zones, refugee camps, indigenous folks far from health facilities. Best article this week: ‘The medical profession is highly biased towards doing something, and the idea of leaving well enough alone is frightening and abhorrent to them.’ https://www.aier.org/article/open-up-society-now-say-dr-dan-erickson-and-dr-artin-massihi/
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Volume on all three exchanges today.
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Report for the STH community‘We are moving quickly to deliver cash to all people . . . ’ https://www.rt.com/newsline/486170-cash-all-japan-abe/This isn’t Just Another COVID Blog. Our thesis is: the longer the drama, the more stimulus packages. The more packages, the greater the inflationary pressure. ‘ . . . Australia's borders could remain shut until a COVID-19 vaccine is obtained.’ https://www.theage.com.au/national/victoria/forget-going-to-mcg-concerts-or-overseas-travel-until-2021-health-chief-20200417-p54kxo.htmlReally? 2022? ‘ . . . with many of the world's countries in or near recovery, the focus shifts to the "exit plan." ’ https://www.zerohedge.com/health/where-world-corona-curve-moment-over-humpThis is the stupidest thing I’ve read this week. India, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Russia, the slums of the world, a range of Central and South American nations, all war zones, and the entire continent of Africa remain in the early stages, or perhaps mid-stages, of their troubles. ‘Rioting broke out in deprived areas of Cape Town where millions are currently confined to crammed townships.’ https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/11427602/riots-looting-cape-town-coronavirus/‘ "make funds available" to help [U.S.] oil and gas companies.’ https://edition.cnn.com/2020/04/21/business/negative-oil-prices-trump-bailout/index.htmlJohn Rubino is great: https://www.dollarcollapse.com/real-crazy/
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All our team is well. Though it is a little quiet, but all threads are regularly checked.
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GRS, PPC, QRL
And a little 42-coin
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42 in The Time of Inflation
Just to get a sense of the $$$:
a few months ago, Australia's conservative government was strongly committed to a fiscal surplus. But now:
$AUS 17B stimulus package
Then our Central Bank: $90B 'funding facility'
Then another $66B in stimulus
All announced in just 18 days, and some state $$ thrown in as well.
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42-coiners are mostly long timers. We want to push our volume on Altmarkets. So whatever craziness happens, we'll remain active.
And I like trading ALTM.
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What makes you think that fiat currency is no longer stable? If it wasn't any longer stable, the economy of each and every country would go down and a huge global economic recession would hit causing too much trouble on peoples everyday life. People would end up suffering very badly. They wouldn't even be able to afford anything. On other hand, you are saying that the world is helping the people during the pandemic by printing money? Lol, please tell me where you read about this? Do you even know how badly it is going to affect the countries economy if they print money during this period of time?
The 2008 crisis was sparked by massive amounts of low-quality debt. The solution was vastly larger amounts of low-quality debt. Very few folks really understand that the entire global economy is significantly buoyed by the issue of debt (which has juiced the markets to insanity). And just a few of us Poindexters have followed the resultant years of discourse about 'MMT,' the breath-takingly radical notion that governments should print unlimited amounts of money, and just give it away. (This is a simplification; but only just -- Google 'MMT') The virus, however, has suddenly made 'proto-MMT' perfectly acceptable. And while fiat currencies may remain stable for the interim, I am happy to go on record: massive and prolonged debasement of a fiat currency will surely result in hyperinflation.
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These are the times where cash is the king.
Crypto will always have a future and it will make a huge boom along with the stocks market but the problem is we don't know when will that happen.
Lots of people will lose their jobs. You can't expect them to have the luxury to make investments anymore. The game has changed.
And that is the reason why many crypto users are encashing their crypto portfolio. You can't blame them as it is needed for their survival in this pandemic situation. Those who can afford not to touch their crypto are very lucky as sooner or in the future, bitcoin will rise again. This is only temporary. Once we got the solution for this such as the vaccine, the economy will recover again. I can't be so sure. This may take multiple years before we recover. The economy have been a bubble in the last 20 years. Covid19 was just the pin. We were already going to collapse. Covid19 just happened to be the reason. 'Covid19 just happened to be the reason.' Best comment on the whole thread.
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42 in The Time of InflationSuppose: one-time lockdown with one-time (mega-massive) stimulus. Okay. But what if that doesn't contain the virus, and you have a 'slow burn' that results in subsequent lockdowns? Well then, you must have subsequent rounds of stimulus. Then what if you get just sort of stuck between economic recovery (sparked by the stimulus) and slow-burn-necessitating-semi-lockdowns-and-border-closures? Well then, you must have subsequent rounds of stimulus. In this case, by Christmas this year, the entire global economy could be running on Gubmint cheques. 'Lockdown eased in Hubei province despite doubling of new coronavirus cases in China' https://www.france24.com/en/20200325-province-at-epicentre-of-coronavirus-outbreak-lifts-restrictions-as-china-reports-no-new-virus-cases
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