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March 07, 2023, 04:45:12 AM
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-60% is a smaller decline in contrast to many major banks during the 2008 economic crisis.

There are a few differences:
- the other banks are not in such a crisis and there is no economic crisis affecting every single player out there, it's just them
- 61.02% is on a 5-day period, if you look at 1 year the numbers are -94.56%

That being said, seems like Coinabse is jumping from a sinking ship to one that just hit the iceberg, and contagion is spreading to Signature Bank which Coinbase just replace Silvergate with.
Funny though, Signatures shares were going better from December till February since they decided they will shrink their crypto exposure now they are back on the rollercoaster.

About time for a major cleanup, we've diverged way too much from being our own bank to having crypto banks influencing the markets more than normal users and usage.




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March 07, 2023, 05:13:32 AM
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Yes after silvergate many are moving on to Signature bank however from what I read last quarter, signature bank wants out of the crypto business. They started to limit withdraw( or deposits) for very small amount. It’s a sign they want to keep away from crypto. I think it was when Binance announced that they can only do large US wires and no longer small wires due to Signature Bank stepping away.


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