#Deflationary

Travis Kimmel

coloradotravis

On money printing and how it actually is happening. All the time.In fact, banks have been doing it every day for hundreds of years. And also: a QE-variant previous threads

Eddie Chu 🧢🍎🤠

eddiechu888

Completely support a “MMT UBI,” for many reasons.https://twitter.com/frfriedpotaters/status/1277776595948834816 The history of printing money for government spending goes back at least as far as late Rome, and is particularly common in

Lucid

Lucid_TA

Macro Mega-Thread!Here’s the state of play as I see it.COVID-19 fallout will exert very strong deflationary pressures on both asset prices and the economy.We will see extreme and escalating interventions

Raoul Pal

RaoulGMI

With one of the largest deflationary waves in modern history underway, the chances of negative CPI is very high. That might mean the Fed will do the unthinkable in the

DaiJobuDesu

DesuJobu

As an admin to $Luna TG, I can't tell you how many nagging complaints I read "why is Luna dumping," "Luna already pumped." While on CT I read so many

Lark Davis

TheCryptoLark

Here is why I am bullish on #ethereum 1 - ETH has the biggest network effect of any smart contract platform by far 2 - ETH is the home of

Tony Sheng 🦉

tonysheng

A brief history of the gold standard in the United States. (Turns out, silver is one of the most interesting characters in the story).1/ 2/ In the beginning, US coins

Dr. Abdullah Al Bahrani

DrAAlBahrani

Eliminating minimum wage by education level is one of the best things to happen to the Omani labor market. This provides one basic minimum wage of 335 Oman rials per

Ferg

trader_ferg

"Last time we did money printing nothing happened"Few people actually understand why we got away with it1/ It was done at the same time China was undertaking massive infrastructure spending2/Tech

DaiJobuDesu

DesuJobu

Global Wealth = 440TIf Crypto sees a mere 1% =4.4T (nearly halfway there)$Luna has traded as high as .45% total crypto cap.Current valuation = ~.275% of total crypto cap.Let's say

JT

JTheretohelp1

Ok, so here’s the cliff notes version of the map forward1) I believe that either $BTC has made its top, or will attempt one more high around $75K (see my

dstadulis

dstadulis

Thread (1/6): Quants / financial engineers / options traders are the easiest people to convince that engineering a money "for a stable price level" can never be a optimum strategy

(Monte) Carlo (de Lev) Dossi ditto Casio Dossi

INArteCarloDoss

0- $Oil thread. I can’t count the number of morons who posted yesterday to say it doesn’t matter that May collapsed, it’s just one contract. Here’s another fine example. Why

Jeff Booth

JeffBooth

1) Central banks believing they can escape a massive debt problem by exponentially adding more debt makes me think of this quote from Mises - "There is no means of

Helium

helium

Yesterday, we shared a thread on $HNT economics and the burn-and-mint model. This graph demonstrates what the burn-and-mint model is intended to look like. But what does inflation rate mean,

Alex Puschilov.com

mrpusch

Starting a company in 2020 is unrecognizably different from just 5 years ago: Different tech stack, distribution stack, capital stack, HR stack (remote first), corporate infrastructure stack. It seems to