ECB chief Lagarde 'is confident' that #Bitcoin won’t enter central bank reserves — claims it's not liquid, secure, or safe.
Meanwhile, a Euro is worth less than 1,000 sats
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Yeah, I wouldn't bet on it, but their job is to be confident.
Simple to demonstrate that Bitcoin is both secure and liquid. Why doesn’t she pick better FUD? 
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She is right 🤣
I love this pic !!
ECB chief Lagarde 'is confident' that #Bitcoin won’t enter central bank reserves — claims it's not liquid, secure, or safe.
Meanwhile, a Euro is worth less than 1,000 sats
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The fact she mentioned Bitcoin in a press conference tells me all I need to know on what she really thinks
Well, she probably was asked about it given all the bitcoin reserves talks in other countries. Otherwise she would never have risen that subject. But indeed her answer seems aligned with her criminal past. Central bankers gonna central bank, and at this point, after 50 years of stealing purchasing power from the people, this is nothing but criminal.
It's not a coincidence that Lagarde is written with a big L
Truly amazing to see how these people get to such high levels of government and made up international agencies 😂
she'll wait 'till the Euro hits 1:1 parity 😂
Rack em Root!
Inflation will go down, it will go down. Trust me!
”In due course... in due course, it will come”
Reserve Asset Liquidity: #Bitcoin vs. #Gold
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🫡🫡 Zaps aren’t working
Is it liquid enough for routine 10 figure+ transfers and txns that nation states do? I’d guess not yet.
Nation states swap debt they created from thin air and when there isn’t enough liquidity or demand their own central banks buy their fugazi promissory notes. So I’d argue that those “routine transactions” are fake (and gay).
(emphasis on the gay)
We are run by idiots. Thanks Satoshi, they can't steal my money anymore!
In Europe criminals and liars are controlling the central bank for our own good of course!
ECB chief Lagarde 'is confident' that #Bitcoin won’t enter central bank reserves — claims it's not liquid, secure, or safe.
Meanwhile, a Euro is worth less than 1,000 sats
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