Both high interest rates — which make credit more expensive, reduce consumption and investment, and hurt corporate profits and stock prices — and low interest rates — which devalue people’s time and energy through inflation — end up benefiting Bitcoin. We're on our way to $1 million.

>>60579568 (OP)
I like how they don't include Boeing anymore kek.
.t Boeing union worker

>>60579568 (OP)
why does high interest rates benefit bitcoin? you can't just say it and wish it to become true

>>60580743
Because government debt to gdp is so high now raising rates creates more easing on the budget deficit side than it does tightening on the loans side
Even in the event they push it to breaking point its overleveraged banks that go first and that is always followed by a bail out print
So anon is correct all paths lead to corn and the fiat scam is in its deaththrows

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