had to look this up but its true. reserve ratio requirement is still at 0%. lmao. image

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They also changed the definition of “savings” accounts and lifted penalties on frequent savings withdrawals.
There are still capital requirements of 4 ~ 8%, so banks can't issue infinite loans. It's "value of the bank" versus "value of the deposits". Still seems fishy to me... They also redefined M2.
It’s so bad. I think it is not strange at all that bitcoiners question everything. Good Saturday to u🙂☀️⚡️
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Alex 1 year ago
We also have no debt ceiling right now. That gets brought up again in January
I would just use the revenue from the loans to make the bank appear more valuable while I dump as much freshly-printed money as I can into bitcoin The bank would fire me, but they don't fire bankers who think like me until the bitcoin part and then dump the money into bombing Gaza instead
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Trivium 1 year ago
The biggest misconceptions people have about their money stored in a bank: 1. It's not there 2. it's not theirs 3. It's not money
Hasn't it been like this since 2012 or 2014? holl up, leme call fort knox real quick... brb.
So...you're telling me I don't really have "money in the bank?"
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had to look this up but its true. reserve ratio requirement is still at 0%. lmao. image
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And people are up in arms about the Fed Reserve... Commercial banks create money out of thin air every time you take out a mortgage, or get a car loan. Commercial banks and 'Fictional' reserve banking are a bigger problem then the Fed. End Fractional Reserve banking.