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πŸ€”πŸ˜³β€¦.zero fees u say?🀭🀣 …that’s not as hard as it sounds when u get to control and debase (at ur discretion) the currency that will be 1/2 of almost all transactions in ur country…I think some tardz may call that a back end feeπŸ€”πŸ€¨β€¦but wtf do I knowπŸ€·πŸ½β€β™‚οΈ …small wonder when black markets arise … those pesky β€œmoney transmitters” have a way of circumventing the best laid planz it seems🀯 Jus one idgit’s opinion 🫑 image
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@FLASH please provide reference to what your post is claiming. A link to a EU government site would be most helpful. Thank you. @Carl B Menger posted something claiming the Federal Reserve β€œpumped $13.5 billion into the U.S. banking system through overnight repos…” The CarlBMenger account never provided a government link or anything official to prove the claim.
These claims from accounts @FLASH and @Carl B Menger seem baseless. I’m not discrediting the individuals who own the accounts. I’m simply being critical of the information the account provides. I want to make this clear. I follow both these accounts because I enjoy reading their posts. I’m not confident these posts are accurate in the information they’re claiming.