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The bank says your transaction has been approved, while blockchain notifies that the transaction has been confirmed.
Choose wisely and follow the #web3 function that stresses on you owning your assets.
#Bankman-Fried #BankingCrisis #own #BTC
Choose wisely and follow the #web3 function that stresses on you owning your assets.
#Bankman-Fried #BankingCrisis #own #BTC
The media is reluctant to call what's happening with #banks a financial crisis,as they don't want to invite comparisons to 2008. But the 2008 #FinancialCrisis was also a #BankingCrisis Not only is the current crisis a sequel to 2008,but like all sequels it will be much worse!
Jim Cramer claims the #Fed no longer has to worry about #inflation as the #BankingCrisis will put out fire. He has it backwards.To finance the #bank #bailouts the Fed is creating more inflation.So the banking crisis didn't solve the inflation problem,it made it much worse!
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U.S. Banks in Turmoil: Unrealized Losses Hit Alarming New Heights! 🚨
The financial landscape is shaking as U.S. banks face staggering unrealized losses on securities, now soaring to $750 billion by Q3 2024—an eye-popping seven times the losses seen during the 2008 crisis, which stood at $100 billion. This turmoil is a direct consequence of a combination of rising interest rates and shaky economic conditions, which are tearing through the market and eroding asset values.
What’s driving the losses?
A significant portion of these losses is tied to residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS). As mortgage rates climb, the prices of these securities have taken a nosedive, plunging banks deeper into the red. But it's not just RMBS; corporate bonds and Treasuries are feeling the pinch as well, with rising interest rates hammering valuations across the board.
Take a look at Bank of America, for instance, reporting bond losses of approximately $85.7 billion. Over the past three years, their held-to-maturity portfolio has shrunk by $116 billion, with losses stacking up at around $10 billion per quarter. Alarmingly, out of the 1,027 banks in the U.S. with assets over $1 billion, 47 are reporting unrealized losses exceeding 50% of their capital equity as of June 30.
Regulatory response heating up
Regulators are on high alert, with the FDIC tightening the reins on banks, insisting they enhance liquidity stress tests and manage uninsured deposit exposure effectively. The stakes are escalating, and banks must navigate these losses carefully, as liquidity stress becomes the buzzword.
Analysts are divided on the outlook—some believe banks might recover up to 25% of their unrealized losses if interest rates stabilize or drop. But that’s a big “if.” The economy remains volatile, and the road ahead is anything but clear.
#FinanceNews
#BankingCrisis #MarketTrends
#USDebt #BinanceTrading
$BTC
U.S. Banks in Turmoil: Unrealized Losses Hit Alarming New Heights! 🚨
The financial landscape is shaking as U.S. banks face staggering unrealized losses on securities, now soaring to $750 billion by Q3 2024—an eye-popping seven times the losses seen during the 2008 crisis, which stood at $100 billion. This turmoil is a direct consequence of a combination of rising interest rates and shaky economic conditions, which are tearing through the market and eroding asset values.
What’s driving the losses?
A significant portion of these losses is tied to residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS). As mortgage rates climb, the prices of these securities have taken a nosedive, plunging banks deeper into the red. But it's not just RMBS; corporate bonds and Treasuries are feeling the pinch as well, with rising interest rates hammering valuations across the board.
Take a look at Bank of America, for instance, reporting bond losses of approximately $85.7 billion. Over the past three years, their held-to-maturity portfolio has shrunk by $116 billion, with losses stacking up at around $10 billion per quarter. Alarmingly, out of the 1,027 banks in the U.S. with assets over $1 billion, 47 are reporting unrealized losses exceeding 50% of their capital equity as of June 30.
Regulatory response heating up
Regulators are on high alert, with the FDIC tightening the reins on banks, insisting they enhance liquidity stress tests and manage uninsured deposit exposure effectively. The stakes are escalating, and banks must navigate these losses carefully, as liquidity stress becomes the buzzword.
Analysts are divided on the outlook—some believe banks might recover up to 25% of their unrealized losses if interest rates stabilize or drop. But that’s a big “if.” The economy remains volatile, and the road ahead is anything but clear.
#FinanceNews
#BankingCrisis #MarketTrends
#USDebt #BinanceTrading
$BTC
**North American Crypto Market Shrinks Post-Banking Crisis** 💼: A Chainalysis report reveals that the North American cryptocurrency market witnessed a substantial contraction following the Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) bankruptcy in March, prompting institutions to seek overseas banking partners. Dollar-linked stablecoin transactions dropped from 70.3% to 48.8% of total cryptocurrency trading volume. 🏦📉 #CryptocurrencyMarket #BankingCrisis #Stablecoins 📊💱
The recent banking crisis has left investors searching for alternatives and #BTC seems to be one of them. But with low liquidity in the market, it's important to be cautious of an outsized move downwards. It's too early for a bitcoin maxi victory lap. #BankingCrisis #Investors
🚨 BREAKING: The #FED Repo Facility for Emergency Liquidity Has Been Tapped for $2.6B! 🚨
As I predicted in my last article👇🏻🎯
"Expect repo lines to spike, but banks have been preparing for it well in advance as I flagged in this post."
This signals a big bank is facing serious trouble ⚠️
Stay tuned for updates as the situation develops!
#FederalReserve #RepoMarket #BankingCrisis #Liquidity
As I predicted in my last article👇🏻🎯
"Expect repo lines to spike, but banks have been preparing for it well in advance as I flagged in this post."
This signals a big bank is facing serious trouble ⚠️
Stay tuned for updates as the situation develops!
#FederalReserve #RepoMarket #BankingCrisis #Liquidity