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r/CryptoCurrencySee Post

What is the secret to find the opportunities for huge returns accurately?

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r/CryptoMarketsSee Comment

What market is this? I'll tell you when I see artifacts like this, when I'm trading perps on an AMM, and I've cancelled delivery. I don't think there are other markets that offer a delivery option but you'll have to tell me where you're trading to know for sure. Say I had a SELL BCH at 113 and I delivered it at 115, but nobody accepted the delivery, and now I'm cancelling the delivery as the price is 95 and I can cash out for $20 profit per SELL contract order, and take my BCH collateral back with me. At that point, the price is $95 but my price re-entering into the market is $115. Nobody can trade with me, it's a REPO trade, so I won't lose or gain anything on it (as I understand anyway) but it hits the books and creates this strange artifact. Did you see this price spike on any other markets or just your market? It could have been a low-liquidity event but it looks like there was a legit spike in volume at that time, so, IDK.

r/BitcoinSee Comment

Since 2008, when the fiat money printer kicked into over drive the central planners will never be able to save/ fix the problem. If equites/ treasuries take a whooping, they will step in and save the markets. Pensions, 401ks, REPO, its inevitable. The speed of these rate hikes have never before been seen and definitely have been priced in to all risk assets. Once the financial plumbing breaks, the response from the FED will be swift to keep this sh\*t show rolling. Once Recessions have been declared by the central planners the bottom has already formed in all. Unemployment is a lagging indicator as a denominator for risk assets. 170Trillion in unfunded liabilities to the US Government. The Fed Wont let markets plunge to butthole clenching levels from here without default.

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

>Bonds =/= REPO and Reverse REPO Yes.... >I also can’t issue corporate bonds and ask the “government” to buy them, but corporations can and do. Yes... (Note: true in any capitalist economy; having nothing to do with currency or economic policy). >I can’t get a PPP Loan, but the 3 employee large law firm, based in a home three doors down from mine, got tens of thousands of dollars. Okay... how many employees did you have to pay? And what's the relevance? >Money printing is time theft. Time theft is slavery. Neither of those are true and the fact that you're chaining those two together, doesn't make the combination true. But more importantly, I still don't think that you are using the term money printing to mean actual printing of money. I suspect rather that you are using that term to mean broad monetary policy. >But by all means, man, keep simping for the Fed. And when everything has to be for or against, you've already set yourself up for failure.

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

Bonds =/= REPO and Reverse REPO I also can’t issue corporate bonds and ask the “government” to buy them, but corporations can and do. I can’t get a PPP Loan, but the 3 employee large law firm, based in a home three doors down from mine, got tens of thousands of dollars. Money printing is time theft. Time theft is slavery. But by all means, man, keep simping for the Fed.

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

>People who hold fiat do not control the production of more fiat. When banks get bailed out, and you get ZERO, what is that then, if not PoS? When the FED opens the overnight REPO window to buy bad collateral from overleveraged banks and hedge funds, what is that then, if not PoS? When BigBanks spend bigbucks to lobby YOUR representative with THEIR interests, what is that then, if not PoS?

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Inflation is at a record 9.1%. The Federal Reserve will be increasing interest rates at the end of the month. Monthly car payments have crossed a record $700 per month. Car REPO rates for PRIME borrowers have doubled! There is no fucking way we have seen the bottom! Do not FOMO all in.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Inflation is at a record 9.1%. The Federal Reserve will be increasing interest rates at the end of the month. Monthly car payments have crossed a record $700 per month. Car REPO rates for PRIME borrowers have doubled! There is no fucking way we have seen the bottom!

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

Haven’t been following REPO. Don’t have time to be a Reddit mod, either. Nice meeting you

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

Hows the REPO market looking? I will support but no inclination to create another group, already quite busy with prior commitments!

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Trying to get my head around crypto tax in the UK. I think I understand most of it. However when it comes to staking, there's confusion and a technical point I want to clarify. I found this to be a reasonable article on the current situation: https://docs.recap.io/uk-tax-guide-for-individuals/cryptocurrency-tax/new-hmrc-defi-guidance/is-beneficial-ownership-bo-transferred Taxation changes depending on whether ownership of tokens is transferred when you are using DeFi. The article suggests: >* Staking for proof of stake consensus (e.g. Ethereum 2 POS) is not a disposal, as no beneficial ownership transfers to another party. Proof of stake staking should be viewed as akin to mining. >* Entering most liquidity pools is probably a disposal, as beneficial ownership usually transfers when entering; but it depends on the details of how the protocol works. >* Providing tokens as collateral is most likely to be a disposal, as beneficial ownership probably does transfer when collateral is added. There would be a disposal if there is clear evidence, such as a statement in the terms and conditions, that the platform/protocol treats the crypto as its own asset and uses that crypto (ie lending it on), probably in the form of a REPO. Can I just check I'm right in thinking that staking my ATOM, JUNO or OSMO through Keplr or other wallets is the first type of staking mentioned here? A form of proof of stake staking? Thanks.

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

It's jhappening across all markets, FED will start taper next year, increasing rates and removing liquidity from REPO. Price probably will go down to 40-45k on it's own, if market starts deleveraging it can go down to 20k-30k per BTC but when stocks starts to crash FED probably will restart QE to not let it happen.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I'm not sure exactly how they're balancing them on their books as we would need to see the books. The fact that they're even there blew my fucking mind. I mean its a private fucking company, how the hell can those be on the books? How much private paper is the fed fucking buying? Did these companies figure out a way to bleed the Fed of funds using crypto derivatives? Is this why Powell kept the money printer on 2018-2020 and the subsequent REPO market crash? Fed powered crypto cash and carry trade is literally free fucking money thats risk free for those who know how to do it and have the margin capital requirements.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Those gas fee's will get you, Vitalik will come REPO your car to get his fees

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

why do you think the FED has over a trillion dollars in REPO operations? [https://apps.newyorkfed.org/markets/autorates/temp](https://apps.newyorkfed.org/markets/autorates/temp) they are hiding the financial crisis right in front of our eyes

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

FED REPO 998 BILLION. We are beginning the end of FIAT, let them squibble over the infrastructure bill they're not getting my crypto

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Market is parking cash at the FED with a reverse REPO to stop the flooding of fiat, but this is still useless.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

THANKS! I've never gotten a moon!!! My wife owns a rental property and has gotten rent the entire time. Good tenants CANNOT afford to move given new rental increases. Demand for property has been SUPER high... until maybe last month, when there seems to have been a "buyer's protest". They weren't taking 20% Increase in a month! After EVERY BTC peak, BTC has tested the 200-MA from below. Today, that is $45k. It seems we're on a race to get there before anyone can announce new regs and FUD all over BTC. Personally, I believe we will see a crash soon (Aug-Sept?). Hong Kong just fell 20%, Dollar is rising, Gold looks to break out, and 10YR Treasury is in demand. Meanwhile, FED & SEC are about to launch FEDCoin and Rules on Crypto / Stablecoins. All that's perfect for this pump to be a Bear Trap. All it takes is for the FED to slow down a BIT on REPO and stocks crash. They are ON THE EDGE! Such a crash would allow the FED to get new powers: buying stocks AND launch FEDCoin App to give people FEDBucks directly to their phone!

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Problem is inflation is high, but they are not showing it as that high! “ US FED ACCEPTS $817.566 BLN IN DAILY REVERSE REPO OPERATION, AWARDS AT 0.05 PCT TO 72 BIDDERS - NY FED” so basically .05% which given inflation means they are willing to lose 4.9+% on the deal to have something to do with the cash sloshing around. It means nothing else is safe and all the smart money has GTFO! Sorry for caps it was copy pasta tweet!

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

The other thing that wasn’t around was the FED being able to print Trillions and buy Assets. In 2008, they needed permission from Congress. This time, they actually bought Junk Bonds. Today, they are cutting out main banks by upending the REPO market, becoming the de facto holder of all pristine collateral for over night trades. It’s easy to imagine that after the next crash, they will be allowed to buy Stock and other Assets directly. They could print money to buy Apple Stock. The Central Banks of Japan and Switzerland already have this power.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

What about all the "HUR REVERSE REPO HUR" goblins? They still around?

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

TERA is a blockchain created with 0. Not a fork. With an architecture that supports high throughput of 1000tps. No fees for sending transactions. Smart contracts and decentralized applications hosted on the mainnet. Work on the creation of the blockchain began in September 2017 and on July 01, 2018, we launched the mainnet. Since that time, the blockchain has developed naturally and experimentally. We did not attract investment. web site https://terafoundation.org/ REPO https://gitlab.com/terafoundation/tera2 https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/tera/

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r/CryptoMarketsSee Comment

Oh, no mentions of collateral requirements for institutions and REPO getting closer and closer to $1T every night?

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I've read about this in other subs but I have always speculated if most hedge funds really have such large amounts of BTC in their reserves? Enough to move the markets this much? I am totally new to this though. Were they holding BTC for a rainy day? If this is indeed true then it is not looking good for the stock market in general since HFs are pulling out the remaining tools they have to meet the new rules. It seems a lot of banks are overleveraged especially with the REPO market blowing up. Crash coming? Who knows, no administration wants this to happen on their watch but I don't think anything can stop it if true.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

In the past people would shout crisis and show only one indicator why they believe it's coming. However, the situation we are in today, EVERY indicator is screaming crisis. Schiller p/e, buffett indicator, inverted yield curve, s&p 500 inflation adjusted earnings yield going negative, REVERE REPO AT RECORD HIGHS WHEN IT'S 0%, Flurry of dtcc/ICC/occ/nscc rules passing when previously they moved like snails, MARGIN DEBT GROWING EXPONENTIALLY, retail trading ath while smart money moves to cash........ I could list every indicator I look at but I'd be here forever.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Now is a good time to go into the REPO business.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

That rate is .25% which is a lot when you have to deal with REPO rates/ agreements plus private markets and also tens of trillions of dollars needed for reserves on a daily basis. Repo or 'repurchase agreements' and those rates/trades/capital/overnight markets are a whole other issue lol.... good lord

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

REPO coin CAN NOT fail. Anyone holding REPO in 2021 will get BankruptcyCoin airdropped to their tent on the street. Make sure your tent can accept ERC-20 tokens.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I bought in a few days ago. I DON'T think it's a good choice long (or even mid) term, but it's one of the only non-stable, non-exchange coins tradeable on Coinbase that hasn't 10x'ed this cycle. I think with the CoinBase IPO tomorrow, we'll see lots of pumping from "undervalued" coins as no-nothing normies flood the exchange and start bargain-hunting. I'm thinking 10 bucks might be a good exit? NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE I'M A DUMBASS WHO BOUGHT INTO A DEAD COIN WHOSE SUBREDDIT IS 3O TIMES MORE ACTIVE THAN ITS GITHUB REPO!!11

r/CryptoMarketsSee Comment

So looking at PGN. The git REPO has no commits at all recently... Is the address in COIN GECKO wrong?