De-Leveraging The Eurodollar System In Favor Of Bitcoin

De-Leveraging The Eurodollar System In Favor Of Bitcoin

The eurodollar has been an instrument that allowed for massive global credit and leverage. Bitcoin will benefit from the de-leveraging of that failing system.Kane McGukin has 13 years of wealth management experience spanning brokerage and institutional equity sales. He is an independent registered investment advisor. As the calendar neared September 2021, the money printer had slowed and individuals were beginning to tire from the toils of trading a basket of work-from-home stocks. At this point, COVID-19 was over, the crash was old news and lockdowns were nearing two years old. Most were....


Related News

Is Leveraging Legacy Assets To Buy Bitcoin A Good Strategy?

Leveraging assets held in the legacy financial system in order to purchase bitcoin may be a strategy for investors with a certain risk profile.

Yield Curves, Inversion, The Eurodollar And Bitcoin

With indications of inflation appearing on the horizon, how can bitcoin serve as a safeguard against the impact?

71% of Americans Believe Economy is Rigged, So Switch to Bitcoin

The majority of Americans think the economy is rigged in favor of certain sectors at the expense of others. Meanwhile, the economy could be on the verge of another recession. Time to switch to Bitcoin to protect your wealth. According to a survey conducted in the US, a full 71% of responses indicated that they believe the economic system is skewed in favor of certain groups. In response to which came closer to their opinion on the US economy, three choices were presented: The economic system is rigged in favor of certain groups The economy system is fair to all Americans Don't know The....

Interview: The Current Macro Landscape With Jeff Snider

Economic researcher Jeff Snider joined "Fed Watch" to discuss the eurodollar, CBDCs and Bitcoin.

How the World Stopped Producing Enough Money, Feat. Emil Kalinowski

In a year when the popular narrative says money printing went crazy, the host of “Making Sense/Eurodollar University” says the problem is actually too little money.