Banks on the Brink of an Insolvent Collapse!

Hey Satsmate Crew, 

It is not surprising what is happening right now, but we are seeing a clear case be made that many banks are on the brink of an insolvent collapse. The FDIC recently came out with a statement that 63 lenders are at risk of insolvency. 

What is insane to think about is how could we have arrived at this point. Was this done purposefully, or was this a mistake? I think the incentives of the system are incorrectly constructed and because of that self-interested actors & short-term incentives are what is running the system. 

The system eventually does need to break without bailouts, as bailouts just lead to moral hazard and more easy money. We need to be prepared when stuff like this does happen, because in times like this, we need to be prepared to help others out, but try to capitalize and make the most out of the opportunity that we can. 

• US Banking Sector faces $517B in Unrealized Losses
• 63 lenders at the risk of insolvency
• End of years 2024, 2025 & 2026 we need to be prepared for the potential inclement weather that could come to the system
• Reserve requirement currently 0%
• There were too many loans made that will end up going bad in the commercial real estate area 
• Even in residential, banks were handing out 2-3% mortgages left and right
  • Now the cost of capital is at 7-8%
  • Consumers got a steal, banks now live in the reality of an 8% rate environment
• It is clear this administration doesn’t have everything under control and Bidenomics is a failure
• To be honest it is bigger than him, the issue lies within the structure of our banking system overall
• This is the same banking system that denied Wyoming’s full reserve bank
• The FDIC can’t cover all of this - and if all these banks did go under the contagion could be widespread
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Best Regards, 

SatsMate

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