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Absolutely, the Bank of Japan is the sole buyer of Japanese bonds. There is literally no market for them, they're only maintaining the illusion that that debt is worth something for someone.

Did you know that the $HBD and the $EUR have much more in common than we usually think? And that when the $EUR will crumble, its conversion back to national currencies will be at a very different rate,

I'm hearing that the Bank of Japan owns up to... 105% (one hundred and five percent) of certain classes of national bonds, because they've re-mortgaged them. If we thought that staking assets that are

Exactly. For the last 25 years, their monetary policy has been similar to what the U.S. are doing now.

Most probably, yes. I'm hearing comments about the fact that the currency carriers, that have used Japan as a "zero interest rate" paradise, have already been hit hard.

Japanic Monday: Japanese Bonds, Stocks Halted After Plunging Into Bear Market "By deciding to hike rates into an economic showdown, the Bank of Japan - "changing the rules" again - has unleashed

JUST IN - Turkey has blocked #Instagram nationwide. #newsonleo #meta P.S.: it couldn't happen to Hive & INLEO 😛

Come to El Salvador!! With the $HBD being easily usable for daily purchases, you could find a hospitable environment here 🙃.

Sure! Even if in the longer run (2 to 5 years), it's quite probable that Trump or any other national leader will bow to the Deep State's project of censoring transactions on the Bitcoin blockchain (the

Do you know if in at least a part of the U.S. States the electronic votes manipulation machines, like "Dominion", have been discarded for the coming elections?

#venezuela #elections #fraud #electoralfraud #dictatorship

The Venezolan "Electoral National Council" has just announced that Nicolas Maduro won today's elections, with 51.2% of the ballots, while all results published with boots on the ground, by hundreds

El "Consejo Nacional Electoral" es un fraude en si. "Con el 80% de las mesas, Maduro obtuvo 51.2% de los votos", jajajaja. #eleccionesvenezuela #fraudevenezuela #spanish

No es de asombrarse que a la fecha solo un país a nivel mundial - Sierra Leone - haya celebrado elecciones que corrieron en una cadena de bloques. Un resultado no manipulable molesta cualquier Estado.

Pues la experiencia histórica, inclusive muy reciente - Brasil, Estados Unidos, Francia,... - nos brinda varios casos donde hubo fraude en sistemas electorales muy bien establecidos y "respetados".

Why for the Optimism chain alone? (just joking 😉). I fully agree. On optimism and tons of dollars being printed out of thin air to be converted into $BTC.

Cierto. Pero ante una victoria electoral tan aplastante (escucho que Edmundo alcanzaría los 67% de sufragios a su favor), ¿qué puede hacer la dictadura? Mentir y reprimir por las armas. Solo que esta vez

¡Los apoyamos en pensamientos y buenas vibras, para que vivan un cambio tan intenso como él que tuvo lugar acá en El Salvador en 2019, o en Argentina el año pasado!