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“Banking for All Act”


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2020 Nov 3, 7:55am   2,072 views  18 comments

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https://www.congress.gov/116/bills/s3571/BILLS-116s3571is.xml

SEC. 5. AUTHORITY AND MANDATE FOR FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS TO MAINTAIN DIGITAL DOLLAR WALLETS FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC.
(1) IN GENERAL.—All Federal reserve banks shall, not later than January 1, 2021, make digital wallets available to all residents and citizens of the United States and to businesses domiciled in the United States.

In concept I have great doubt in any covid19 stimulus $$$ being distributed until this is passed, and BTW from what I understand Trumpy Bear is all for digital dollars, and we all know for a fact Biden/Harris are on the Band wagon considering its a D sponsored bill..... I can only imagine what follows.

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1   Patrick   2020 Nov 3, 8:49am  

It is essential that we maintain the use of physical cash for privacy.
2   Tenpoundbass   2020 Nov 3, 8:56am  

I reject digital currency. And anyone that wants to open a bank account and use their debit card exclusively for non private purchases can do so today without any issues what so ever.

I'm sick of assholes so dead set on making money on Bit Coin they keep shoving it down everyone's throats. Digital currency is for suckers and losers, the same fucking morons, that paid $550K for dilapidated crap shacks during the RE Bubble.
3   Cash   2020 Nov 3, 9:34am  

Tenpoundbass says
I reject digital currency. And anyone that wants to open a bank account and use their debit card exclusively for non private purchases can do so today without any issues what so ever.

"Today" being the key word in that statement. This has nothing to do with BTC/blockchain which in theory is suppose to work opposite. What is being spoken about here is CBDC "Central Banking Digital Currency" the final frontier and "Satan's New world Order"
4   SoTex   2020 Nov 3, 11:42am  

Creepy Shiite.
5   FortwayeAsFuckJoeBiden   2020 Nov 3, 11:51am  

Digital currency? What does this mean?
6   SoTex   2020 Nov 3, 11:58am  

My take is that it allows the fed to directly 'give' $ to people by bypassing the middle men and the Fed Reserve Act.

Zimbabwe comes to mind.

Perhaps more insidious: A way for the govt to monitor and control people's lives. For example:

Robert (little bitch) Reich says this next election: "When Killary Hlinton wins in November we'll remember who voted against her and will confiscate their digital dollar wallets"
7   Patrick   2020 Nov 3, 12:11pm  

just_adhom_preaching says
Zimbabwe comes to mind.


I have a distant Irish relative who moved to Zimbabwe as an engineer on public works and got rich borrowing during their hyperinflation.

He borrowed a lot of money and then bought tangible assets like land, paying back the loan when the currency was worthless.

He loves it there, but I'd be nervous.
8   FortwayeAsFuckJoeBiden   2020 Nov 3, 2:06pm  

TrumpingTits says
Biden hacks are now promising a chinese/black mirror-type social credit tracking system when they get into power.


Can you share a link to this?
9   Zak   2020 Nov 3, 2:58pm  

The main problem with a "digital currency" like bitcoin as money is not the scarcity, but the "store of value". What good is a hashed number? What can be done with it? The only store of value it has is as a distributed transaction record. And you can't make potatoes with a digital transaction record. In a modern and highly specialized economy, you can extract a minor amount of value from this, but there is a high tech barrier to entry that excludes the general population from making use of this value. Again a good form of money should be portable (yes), easily divisible(yes), have a natural scarcity(yes), and be a long term store of value (no). In addition, it's easy to lose and destroy or accidentally discard in an unrecoverable way. On top of that, we saw that other crypto currencies quickly filled in on the natural scarcity side of things.
10   richwicks   2020 Nov 3, 3:06pm  

Fortwaynemobile says
Digital currency? What does this mean?


Most likely they intend to take us into negative interest rates.

I've said multiple times, we had repo interbank loan failures in September of last year. Nobody is allowed to go bankrupt, as a result, more and more businesses have been going bankrupt over the last 15 years. Our entire system is bankrupt.

The democrat's solution was to go to some sort of BS socialism I think. Trump's plan seems to be extend and pretend. For those of you who are old enough to have been able to talk family members who lived through the Depression as adults, I hope you asked about it and listened.
11   komputodo   2020 Nov 3, 6:34pm  

Cash says
and BTW from what I understand Trumpy Bear is all for digital dollars

How did you come to that understanding?
12   komputodo   2020 Nov 3, 6:35pm  

Fortwaynemobile says
Digital currency? What does this mean?

It means they will have complete control over your money.
13   SoTex   2020 Nov 3, 6:37pm  

komputodo says
It means they will have complete control over your money.


And thus, my sudden curiosity for bitcorn.

Which has accelerated again post election. I suspect due to entirely different reasons vis-a-vis the stock market.
14   Cash   2020 Nov 3, 9:29pm  

komputodo says
Trumpy Bear is all for digital dollars

How did you come to that understanding?
Trump hates crypto currency and would much rather have CBDC controlled by the F. Res. rewarding them with the spiffs that will come with low and eventual negative interest rates... Trump says he hates socialism, but he is to naive to understand he is welcoming just that with open arms dogging for those zero/-zero rates... As sure as you are alive today he will sign right up for CBDC if he is in office.

My current targets for BTC is $16,800+/-, a retest then onward to $24,000, interesting to me is my best guess target for XAU atm is $2400, then re-evaluate the situation at that time. BTC/ Gold ratio 1/10
15   SoTex   2020 Nov 4, 8:28pm  

Weird. My last post shows up at 6:37PM yesterday. I just posted it Now the following day at 8:28PM. I simply quoted my own post (which didn't work) so I'm sure that screwed something up.
16   SoTex   2020 Nov 4, 8:29pm  

No, today's post was just appended to my former post. Strange.
17   Patrick   2020 Nov 4, 8:30pm  

@just_adhom_preaching Could be a bug, but I don't see how at the moment.
18   SoTex   2020 Nov 4, 8:30pm  

No worries, point still stands.

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