Banks
FDIC “Bail-Ins,” a Weakening Dollar, and Why Preparation Matters: Our RSBN Live Recap
I hopped on RSBN Live to dig into a topic more people should be talking about: what happens inside the banking system when things break. We started with the FDIC clip that’s been making the rounds—where regulators openly discuss “bail-ins.” Quick refresher: a bailout uses taxpayer money to keep a failing bank afloat. A bail-in…
Read MoreCurrencies and Central Banks Chart Breakdown
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Read MoreFDIC Systemic Resolution Advisory Committee Admit Bank Bail-ins Will Happen
So recently a new video of the FDIC Advisory Committee surfaced saying that Banks may Bail-in their depositors. You have to listen and then tell me what you heard and what you think.
Read MoreBoston Fed, MIT unveil model for electronic cash as policymakers mull whether to launch it
Some members of the Federal Reserve are continuing to explore the launch of its own digital dollar, as the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston on Thursday unveiled its first attempt at designing an electronic form of cash. The Boston bank’s research, conducted in a collaboration with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, does not offer a recommendation…
Read MoreDigital Currency is Coming to a Country Near All of Us
A Hitchhiker’s View of the Digital Currency Threat The inevitability of a centralized, digital monetary system was all but made certain when Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies came into being. What seemed like innovation to rescue us from the poorly managed policies and control mechanisms our current monetary systems/governments are infamous for, has put us all…
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