Doomberg: US Treasury Sanctions are "Wildly Bullish" for Bitcoin & Gold
What happens to reserve assets when you're not allowed to sell them? Doomberg argues that U.S. pressure on allies to hold their Treasuries changes the math for central banks, and that in a crisis "you sell what you can sell, not what you want to sell." That explains gold's short-term weakness since February 28th, but…
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Sanctions
Penalties such as trade bans, asset freezes or travel bans imposed by one or more countries on another country, group or person.
Sanctions are used to pressure governments without military action, with costs for both sides.
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The first and largest cryptocurrency, created in 2009, with a fixed maximum supply and no central issuer.
Its price swings and adoption by funds and companies make it a bellwether for the whole crypto market.
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The public institution that manages a country's currency, money supply and benchmark interest rate, such as the Federal Reserve or the Reserve Bank of India.
Its decisions on rates and money supply move loan costs, currencies and markets for everyone in the economy.
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