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@@realAfrican "Roll debt" refers to the practice of extending or renewing a debt instead of paying it off when it comes due. In other words, instead of repaying the principal and interest in full, the borrower arranges with the lender to "roll" the debt over to a new term, often by issuing new debt to cover the old one. This is commonly done when the borrower doesn’t have enough funds to repay the debt immediately but wants to avoid defaulting. This practice is frequently used by governments and corporations to manage large amounts of debt without a major payout at once, but it can lead to increased costs over time due to additional interest.
Bare in mind that when the markets crash big time, BTC will also crash taking all crypto with it. But it should recover quick while the stock market is decimated.
So what about a US recession? The yield curve inverted. When stocks go down so does bitcoin. Please respond to what you think! I value your opinion. I can't afford to not sell my bitcoin now at $70k then recession hits and bitcoin for 2 years is below $40k
look at the peak of every bull market. Its a perfect 4 year cycle. dec 2013 to dec 2017 to nov 2021 to now being nov-dec 2025. To think it will suddenly change this year is based off emotion not logic.
On one side we have aset with unlimited supply, and on the other side we have aset with limited supply, monkey can see what is going to happen with ratio between those two assets.
Blockchain technology brings worldwide stockmarkets trading in 9 digits numbers automatically money value liquidity in 9 digits numbers within same time.
Wrong. Ever since COVID debt to GDP has actually been declining, and the easiest way to reduce interest payments as a percent of GDP is to lower interest rates. Debt and deficits are deflationary, not inflationary. The greater the debt burden an economy has the less ability it has to spend on productive (inflation bearing) activities. Paul Tudor Jones is simply talking his book. We’ve been at this game since 2008 and we only had inflation when they shut down the economy and sent checks to homes.
He already did. Debt to GDP may be decreasing, but as is said in the video, GDP is artificially i creased by government spending. It's like taking a cash advance on a credit card and claimig you increased your income. Budget deficit still going up. also, the idea that debt is deflationary because the government doesn't have money to spend is naive. The whole point is that the government necer runs out of money because they can literally print it, which they have done and will do. This guy is completely off base and on fantasy land. Paul Tudor Jones is smartee than him.. @uniquesensitivesnowflake7366
Rubbish. Debt is caused by expanding the money supply. Expansion of the money supply devalues the currency. The definition of inflation is literally the fall in purchasing power of money i.e. devalued.
The bows pulling back onto target ’. …🏹..🏹….…🎯 Bitcoin and Litecoin reward halving supply shock effect coming down the track..…. 🌊 ……🏄🏽♂️ .Last ‘round of halvings’ signaled the beginnings of the 2019 - 2021 price surge!"
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Scammers are in the comments! I will NEVER contact you! I do NOT have WhatsApp or Telegram!
Bro out here looking & sounding like Tom Holland. Suspicious.
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@@finkable you know what I'm sayin' mate. 😅
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Consumers pay down debt, companies roll debt, sovereigns inflate away debt
What do you mean by "roll debt"
@@realAfrican "Roll debt" refers to the practice of extending or renewing a debt instead of paying it off when it comes due. In other words, instead of repaying the principal and interest in full, the borrower arranges with the lender to "roll" the debt over to a new term, often by issuing new debt to cover the old one. This is commonly done when the borrower doesn’t have enough funds to repay the debt immediately but wants to avoid defaulting.
This practice is frequently used by governments and corporations to manage large amounts of debt without a major payout at once, but it can lead to increased costs over time due to additional interest.
Bare in mind that when the markets crash big time, BTC will also crash taking all crypto with it. But it should recover quick while the stock market is decimated.
Yup
accurate
This is outstanding content. James. Thank you
Earliest I cane ti watch a vid
Focus on alts spiderman
What was so terrible?
Those fcking lobotomized thumbnails😵💫
Great content James, love your shows
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So what about a US recession? The yield curve inverted. When stocks go down so does bitcoin. Please respond to what you think! I value your opinion. I can't afford to not sell my bitcoin now at $70k then recession hits and bitcoin for 2 years is below $40k
look at the peak of every bull market. Its a perfect 4 year cycle. dec 2013 to dec 2017 to nov 2021 to now being nov-dec 2025. To think it will suddenly change this year is based off emotion not logic.
On one side we have aset with unlimited supply, and on the other side we have aset with limited supply, monkey can see what is going to happen with ratio between those two assets.
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Not watching cause the dumb thumbnail title
ur loss bro
Its over? Nothings over what are you talking about. Joke
Blockchain technology brings worldwide stockmarkets trading in 9 digits numbers automatically money value liquidity in 9 digits numbers within same time.
Wrong. Ever since COVID debt to GDP has actually been declining, and the easiest way to reduce interest payments as a percent of GDP is to lower interest rates. Debt and deficits are deflationary, not inflationary. The greater the debt burden an economy has the less ability it has to spend on productive (inflation bearing) activities. Paul Tudor Jones is simply talking his book. We’ve been at this game since 2008 and we only had inflation when they shut down the economy and sent checks to homes.
@moneyzg can you debate this
Thoughts James?
He already did. Debt to GDP may be decreasing, but as is said in the video, GDP is artificially i creased by government spending. It's like taking a cash advance on a credit card and claimig you increased your income. Budget deficit still going up.
also, the idea that debt is deflationary because the government doesn't have money to spend is naive. The whole point is that the government necer runs out of money because they can literally print it, which they have done and will do. This guy is completely off base and on fantasy land. Paul Tudor Jones is smartee than him.. @uniquesensitivesnowflake7366
Everything costs more than it did 20 years ago? Does it not?
Assets, houses, food, holidays everything.
Is this not inflation?
Rubbish. Debt is caused by expanding the money supply. Expansion of the money supply devalues the currency. The definition of inflation is literally the fall in purchasing power of money
i.e. devalued.
The bows pulling back onto target ’. …🏹..🏹….…🎯
Bitcoin and Litecoin reward halving supply shock effect coming down the track..…. 🌊 ……🏄🏽♂️
.Last ‘round of halvings’ signaled the beginnings of the 2019 - 2021 price surge!"
It doesn't facking matter who wins elections.
Halving means nothing. Do some research.
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