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    In this video, I discuss how the Federal Reserve technically went bankrupt in 2023, as its tangible net equity went negative.

    The Fed has sought to hide this fact by creating a fake intangible deferred asset called “Earnings remittances due to the US Treasury” which seeks to convert Fed investment losses into an asset that can be used to hide the Fed’s insolvency.

    What this means in practice is that the US Treasury just lost what has been a $100 billion annual source of income for the past decade.

    It is also a sign how late in the long-term debt cycle we are, where central banks themselves are blowing up.

    Fortunately for us, we no longer need to hold US Treasuries or US dollars, but are now able to securely hold Bitcoin in a self-sovereign manner.

    Not investment advice! Consult a financial advisor.

    Swedish central bank goes bankrupt:

    Federal Reserve balance sheet release dates:
    https://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/h41/

    Fed’s October 25, 2023 balance sheet release:
    https://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/h41/20231026/

    When the US Treasury stole the Fed’s gold:
    https://www.federalreservehistory.org/essays/gold-reserve-act

    US federal government spending by department or agency:
    https://www.usaspending.gov/agency

    Federal government interest payments on the debt:
    https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/A091RC1Q027SBEA

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    2. Whenever I file taxes the question arises: did you buy any Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies this year? How do you navigate that?

    3. Hi Matthew, like your video . can you do a topic regarding the following situation when bitcoin become "unit of account" ?
      #Bitcoin debt could become a nightmare in a crisis. If bitcoin becomes the unit of account and there's a "flight to safety," the value of bitcoin could skyrocket, making it difficult to repay debt. what should a person do ?

    4. Hey Matthew. Let’s say BTC wasn’t in the picture and didn’t exist. What could the FED or governing bodies to then after this much damage? How would you realistically put out this fire if Bitcoin didn’t exist. Keen if you could make a video about this

      Thanks!!

    5. I've learned SO much from Matt over the past few years. What a crash course to intelligently speak about finance, economics, and Bitcoin. Thanks, Matt.

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