These are the countries on the verge of defaulting

These are the countries on the verge of defaulting

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lol
where's us?
its a memelist

youre forgetting that nothing ever happens
Evergrande was supposed tank China last year
and then
as always
nothing happened

Can't go bankrupt if you can print money out of thin air

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keks aside, thats exactly how you can go bankrupt
at a certain point usd is gonna be worth less than the paper its printed on and then the us will default.

Also, from what I can see, the president of El Salvador sold a bunch of incredibly high interest bonds to fund the country's bitcoin push.
I think he started this push when Bitcoin was at like 40K and it's at 25K now.
That guy is a fucking retard and I actually believe in Crypto

Mortgage backed securities were also rated AAA by Moody and S&P leading and during the Great Financial Crisis

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stay winning

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>jihad against inflation

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Not my problem, defaulting will make international trade harder which will cause food protectionism which is good in the current conditions plus it will cause more crypto adoption.

The hardest we go into the abyss the strongest we will come out from it

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He only bought a retarded low ammount of crypto, the reason the country is at risk of default is because the institutions rating bonds didn't like he bypassing them through crypto.

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Nothing ever happens

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Or it's because he's a fucking retard who bet big on an asset whose increase in price is solely due to the increase of liquidity in the market caused by covid
Now that banks are raising rates, it's price is tanking

Oh look, ((6 million))

that is how you get hyperinflation and make the whole country poor and angry in a matter of months

It's your currency also and the Federal Reserve isn't the US. All currencies connected/trade with the dollar will crash before it then the new system will be implemented. Be it silver backed or CBDC crypto doesn't matter, what matters is everyone will be equally poor.

they only put countries on the list.

>what matters is everyone will be equally poor.
except those who have technological production assets
next stop: technocracy

That only applies for the US because it's debts are denominated in its own currency, which isn't the case for most countries

This is what you get when you conflate reality with relativity.

>El Salvador
Response to Bitcoin stance? Or is it the other way around?

its all a stunt but somehow its working

the plebs are retarded.
its their inherent quality

Fed is gonna be forced to raise rates and tank the earnings of the great Satan 500. U.S. probably enters recession and then the world follows. We get through it and then everything is the same but worse. So yeah nothing happens

Global revolution when?

Trending on Forbes, lol.

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If you are out for 330 days or more you are exempt from tax

The USD has gained on the Euro quite a bit recently. We're going into a recession because they jacked up interest rates and the "money printing" has returned to standard levels, but there's a huge difference between the US economy shitting itself over high gas prices for a few quarters and the shit that's possible in Sri Lanka or Argentina. Even based on GDP to debt ratio the US is little worse than most other developed countries, which ignores the part where the US only has to pay its debts in its own currency which has some obvious advantages.

>my country on the very end
>is on green
please tell me that we are going to be ok and that the green means good
t.economicless

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