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When VES, ZWT Crushes, BTC GAIN. How BTC surge on global poorThe main driver of BTC surge is a Zimabawe, Venezuela currency crush. This is a trending and tricky situation making investing in BTC more dangerous. Nevertheless, a further collapse of world currencies due to the crisis could trigger new large purchases of BTC. The recovery of currencies or the speculation of large investors on BTC can lead to a strong collapse of cryptocurrencies, since sooner or later they will fix the profits obtained using an external driver.
BITSTAMP:BTCUSD
by midorinoyama
1
The Zimbabwe Industrial Index made record highs in 2007-2008.An era is ending... The USA crime syndicate the FED said they would print infinite money to solve every problem. "During the height of inflation from 2008 to 2009, it was difficult to measure Zimbabwe's hyperinflation because the government of Zimbabwe stopped filing official inflation statistics. However, Zimbabwe's peak month of inflation is estimated at 79.6 billion percent month-on-month, 89.7 sextillion percent year-on-year in mid-November 2008." Taken from wikipedia You can find the zimbabwean index chart easilly, it went up millions of percents I lost count. Ah btw, since 2016 the indice went from 100 points to 1757 a 1757% increase. The population got so desperate they even bought Bitcoins (and lost their money but being down 50% is better than being down 99%). In 2015 the goverment of zmb used the usd as official currency and their stock market went up already, but in 2019 they switch back to their beloved ponzi scheme and it went parabolic again. The country of Zimbabwe is not known to dominate the world and be super wealthy. If running a country wide ponzi scheme worked they'd be rich, not one of the poorest countries. The USA like every fiat experiment in the past (except the UK pound I guess - 500 years old and still rocking!) have lost their mind, print print print, print infinite money no matter what it takes keep stonks up. Much of the USA wealth and dominance comes from them being a world reserve currency. They could print money out of thin air and use it to buy real goods from foreign country, in the 19th century their growth came from europe investors represented by the Rothschilds every one heard of, in the 20th century their growth and wealth came from mainly eu & japan investors, as well as China selling them goods against money they print out of thin air (and that does not devaluate at super speed because they are the world reserve currency and foreign investors have the usd in high demand). Until now. Look, Russia has been accumulating gold. Several central banks the main 2 ones being Russia and China the "obvious ones". It starts with the "obvious" ones, we are in the disbelief phase, next slightly hostile to neutral countries will "manage risk" by selling dollars and buying gold. Then neutral countries sell usd for gold, then allies that aren't the strongest allies. Then every one will be "euporic" and dump all of their USD for gold. And in general foreign investors are slowly but surely losing their "safe haven" view of the USA. Maybe one day the USA will be a promising emerging market... They think the world will support their socialist agendas and free stuff for their people, little do they know... The USD will get dropped and the world will at least move to chf & gbp, or maybe even what is called REAL MONEY, gold & silver. Physical metals are in low supply, people have already been buying. The suckers that are still looking to invest in the USA in my opinion will regret it. The USA today are not a success story, they are the story of a declining empire desperate to buy time. BTCUSD might go up. LOL. Who cares? Crypto investors might even shout hurray. Congratulations to them on getting more of something worth less. I do not recommend shorting the indice the regular way. What I would do to short it would be to short it against gold. Depending on your region idiotic regulations you might or might not be able to open a dji/spx-to-usd short and gold-to-usd long. I would certainly not invest in US companies. Regardless of them printing infinite money or not. I would much rather pick a country with a solid economy and probably bright future, like Singapore.
TVC:DJI
by MrRenev
4