Why Institutions Want Your Bitcoin - ETF Explained | TRADFI VER
I don't see much talk about what's really going on behind the scenes with Bitcoin and why the Spot ETF Rush suddenly all happen by multiple parties at the same time.
Bitcoiner people never get the real opportunity to step into the real world of how institutions function, behind all the "rigged" arguments they win by staying ahead of the curve and making decisions before majority understand what is happening.
1. Interest rates have failed to contain CPI growth sending it almost vertical (this is really bad).
2. A09 Federal government current expenditures: Interest payments parabolic (this is really bad).
3. Money Market Funds sitting at 5.6T indicating lost of trust in this system has started (extremely bad).
4. FRED is using a false inflation indicator to prevent panic (internal foundation problem bad).
5. SPX is being sent higher due to heavy short interest + the false lower inflation that will send CPI higher.
6. SPY/USM2 debasement sitting on a bigger bubble developing.
Conclusion -
The FRED USD system is borderline about to blow up and institutions knows this and HWNI investors wanting protection.
FRED can no longer raise rates without causing the interest debt death spiral to go faster + any BTFP / QE for failed sectors, they cannot lower rates without causing cheaper credit sending the CPI parabolic.
Bitcoin in reality is the only viable option that can be utilized in the smallest period of time, futures Bitcoin ETF's established as needed to purchase future Spot Bitcoin for the Spot ETF.
I can already sense Bitcoin being used as a real price indicator of real world value, critics will be silenced, embarrassed, "tradfi" economist that I have had to listen to for the last decade will go down with the system on why Bitcoin caused this and not recognizing it as an antidote.
When Bitcoin teleports to $500,000 in a matter of 12 months keep records, news articles, magazines, will be more valuable than any NFT and will make a great story.
i.ibb.co/CH3jzf8/image.png (Treasury Historic & current policy projections for debt)
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