China’s Enormous Watchlist: Cryptocurrency, Macroeconomics, and Warfare

by | Jul 28, 2023 | Bank Failures | 41 comments

China’s Enormous Watchlist: Cryptocurrency, Macroeconomics, and Warfare




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– TIMESTAMPS –
0:00 Intro
0:49 China’s Weak Economy, Currency
4:15 New PBOC Head And Crypto
7:42 Crypto Risks
12:17 Macro Risks
15:45 Geopolitical Risks
19:51 Outro

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China’s Massive Risks to Watch: Crypto, Macro, & War!

China’s rise as a global superpower has been a subject of great interest and scrutiny over the years. However, as the country continues to exert its influence on various fronts, it is crucial to examine some of the risks that could have far-reaching implications – particularly in the realms of cryptocurrency, macroeconomics, and warfare.

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1. Cryptocurrency: China’s crackdown on crypto has been making headlines lately, with the government taking strict measures to regulate and suppress the use of digital currencies. While the move aims to mitigate risks associated with money laundering, fraud, and financial instability, it also poses a potential threat to the thriving crypto industry. Given China’s sizeable population of crypto enthusiasts and its dominance in mining, any sudden shifts in policy or enforcement could significantly impact the global crypto landscape.

2. Macroeconomics: China’s economy is the second-largest in the world, and any fluctuations or downturns could have significant repercussions on a global scale. The country’s debt levels, investment patterns, and trade relations are areas that require careful attention. As China continues to diversify its economic activities and strengthen its domestic consumption, disruptions or mismanagement could result in unintended consequences that would affect markets worldwide.

3. Warfare: While military conflicts are always a cause for concern, China’s rising assertiveness in territorial disputes, specifically in the South China Sea and the Taiwan Strait, raises significant eyebrows. Tensions with neighboring countries, such as India and Japan, have escalated, posing risks of regional instability. Any missteps by either side could lead to unintended escalations with severe consequences, both in terms of human lives and global economic stability.

It is important to note that China’s actions are not occurring in isolation but within a geopolitical context. Relationships with major powers like the United States and Europe are critical factors that can intensify or alleviate these risks. Their responses, diplomatic efforts, and strategies can influence the outcomes of these potential flashpoints.

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With a country as influential and interconnected as China, the world cannot afford to ignore these risks. Collaborative engagement, negotiation, and dialogue are essential tools to manage potential conflicts and mitigate economic disruptions. It is crucial for policymakers, economists, and military officials to assess these risks carefully and develop strategies that foster stability while addressing the concerns and aspirations of all parties involved.

While risks exist, it is also important to recognize that China’s economic growth and technological advancements have generated significant benefits globally. Collaboration and cooperation, while being mindful of these potential challenges, can lead to a more prosperous and secure world for all.

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41 Comments

  1. Flores 01

    The high rate of living presently a new dimension of earnings, despite the drop in Bitcoin price will not stop me from investing. Thanks Amelia

  2. Emerson Hoffmann

    <<I really appreciate the dedication in each video you post. Despite the dip in crypto, I still thank you for the level-headed financial advice. I started crypto investment with $4,345 and since following you for few weeks now, I’ve gotten $18,539 in my portfolio. Thanks so much Mrs Kathie Lopez .

  3. Γιάννης Βακουφτσής

    The real Estate bubble has already popped in China, but everybody in our world try NOT to talk about it. They believe that they can avoid a global catastrophe by ignoring reality.

  4. Barbara F.

    Fantastic reporting! Really appreciate your work, Guy! Interesting times, indeed. And may we always remember who is in charge in such a time as this…. (Ester)

  5. JeroenArtdotcom

    If Pan is smart it would embrace the Neo platform coupled to the yuan.

  6. Ves

    I'd say, great dissection as usual. hands raised

  7. Pikminiman

    My notes from the video:

    -Pan Gongsheng was recently appointed head of the People's Bank of China (PBOC). His appointment signals potential changes in China's stance on crypto, as he has been very outspoken against it in the past.

    -The Chinese economy is struggling, with a weakening yuan and deteriorating relations with the US. The PBOC will likely take actions to protect the yuan.

    -Pan has a history of cracking down on crypto and regulating capital outflows. He could impose further restrictions, especially if the yuan continues weakening, as crypto facilitates capital flight.

    -Tether has significant exposure to China through its operations in Hong Kong. The PBOC could potentially target Tether or other crypto companies under the guise of anti-money laundering efforts.

    -To defend the yuan, the PBOC may sell some of its large US bond holdings. This could cause volatility in US markets and strain relations with the US further.

    -There is a developing geopolitical conflict between China and the US involving trade restrictions. This has implications for the global economy if relations deteriorate significantly.

    -Overall, Pan's appointment signals potential volatility and uncertainty for crypto, markets, and geopolitics in the near future as China deals with economic struggles.

  8. Aaron Clay

    I don't see a head and shoulders pattern on that chart.

  9. x y z

    hi

  10. Chad Ultra

    I’m calling BS… crypto thrives on china

  11. SANDWICH BHOY

    So our politicians have,for years now, been shutting down all our heavy industries so China could step in because it was cheaper,but a large proportion of the goods exported are useless, don't do as they claim or don't work! we've been sold out for pennies and now look .

  12. Ken Charles

    Ferrum Network is changing the game with its innovative Cross-Chain Incubation process, which is designed to eliminate the unnecessary stress of presale participation.

  13. Jonathan Coutts

    Theyll pull some crap to avoid

  14. Ahmed

    I can listen to this guy all day…. And night

  15. Bahala Na?

    First it’s currency wars then it’s kinetic wars.

  16. Frostie-Flake

    You are the Justin Sun of UAE? Likely? Selling US Bonds has ZERO IMPACT ON US! You don’t understand the Eurodollar system or relationship to geopolitics. Selling US Bonds sinks more jobs in China not big impact on the US, as Janet actually pointed out most likely. Like a mob boss Yellen wanted a lot.

    China’s “market instability” is well beyond PBOC or CCP’s control with nearly 1/3 of Chinese unemployed. It’s even worse than than with defaults on personal debt at an all time high among Chinese. Worst in the world.

    China is flat broke at every level. Real hidden and on books debt is over $100Trillion with PBOC “on the hook” indirectly for defaulting SOEs.

    China is in a “cluster of debt and unemployment” with real GDP nowhere capable of getting China out of disaster. Blackstone and BlackRock are off loading China as quietly and quickly as possibly with heavy exposure.

    China could sink Blackstone.zero impact on US is lower more available housing good for US.

    US doesn’t need resources from China or Russia’s commodities. Jobs juggernaut is Mexico-US-Canada agreement. With most efficient labor and manufacturing along with resources. It’s driving eventual clean up of gang problem in Mexico.

    Taiwan now has protection and PLA is falling apart with spy scandals and random purges by Xi. Just like Putin military is dying aside from appearance under Xi Jinping.

  17. Frostie-Flake

    China is falling apart, has already fallen apart with REAL UNEMPLOYMENT 20%-35% in rural and cities. @Lei’s Real Talk describes REAL conditions in China.

    Xi Jinping has stupidly promoted communist style collectives and other situations are collapsing China. The PBOC Real Debt is near $100 Trillion with real GDP is only $5.3 not $17T meaning China’s Powder is not dry. Pan has few if any tools to defend RMB will PUMP US STOCK MARKET! He has no Forex tools to save the RMB ¥.

  18. Dimitar Kostadinov

    Thank you! I appreciate everything you mates are doing!

  19. Tommy Boman

    I see this channel is still talking about geopolitics the presenter knows absolutely nothing about.
    China's "weakness" is due to China pivoting away from the west i.e. they are deliberately taking a financial hit in a current very strong position. If you do not know why, perhaps you shouldn't be making videos like this?

    The Yuan is "weak" against the dollar. The Dollar has been going very strong against all other currencies the past year. If you measure Yuan against most other currencies it is stable or dropping marginally. So this "collapse" you talk about is pure fabrication.

    And finally China can strengthen its currency any time it wants, but currently they do not want to. If you do not understand why China want a weak currency at the moment perhaps you shouldn't be making videos like this?
    And yes, China will sell USD bonds (it will get rid of all of them, every single one, and if you do not understand why you should not be talking about the subject), but China also has enormous gold reserves which it has not yet officially announced. It is saving that for when BRICS comes out with the new reserve currency which is yet another Chinese success story.

    All of the above means China looks super-strong, and getting stronger in comparison to the west and US day by day, and the coin bureau again shows why I stopped following this channel. Keep yourself to Crypto please.

  20. D-Munn

    The moment a commentator says 'CCP', you know you are in for Western Propaganda. They call themselves the 'CPC' but according to Western exceptionalism, we call them derogatory names.
    Sorry Guy, you may as well be MSM.

  21. Mary Jones

    China is doing the right thing, de coupling from the Western system and now they have their own computing system, ditching Windows. Bitcoin is revolting, a Pyramid scheme for criminals.

  22. Alex Choe

    Xi has been messing up the China. They are trying to go back to Mao’s period. Wall of bamboo.

  23. Eric Schmidt

    Keep an eye on Foxify P2P trading this summer!

  24. Soloto

    $FRM , ferrum network is a network that seeks to promote interoperability across blockchains

  25. Arthur Riaf

    Nice work getting real info from a closed country. The economic recovery in China from domestic spending is a fools idea because with less jobs people aren't on any buying binge.
    China's ccp and Xi dictatorship have poisoned the drinking fountain and now they are suffering the results.
    There will be no economic recovery in China either domestically or internationally because of the woof/worrier policy! Companies are running to the lifeboats because the good ship SS China has hit the iceberg called realities of economics and is heading to the bottom of an abyss. There will be no rescue or survivors of this wreck. Call it karma, bad luck ,retribution, deserved a long time ago or justice but it's unstoppable and in process. art

  26. Petter Bang

    Very clear and informative.. Thank you very much

  27. ODIN

    There is no such thing as the "CCP" there is only the CPC.

    Westoids talk about Chinas government as if it's always on the verge of being toppled in a revolution. In reality it has over 90% approval in China according to a 2020 Harvard study.

  28. Captain Frandy

    Watch out for scammers in comments

  29. Sagara Sousuke

    Markets and the economy are never correlated. Don't make the mistake of thinking so.

  30. Soshie Opath

    If you trust anything that any Chinese person says- then you’re an idiot.

  31. Alejandra Perez

    Même avec toutes les fluctuations économiques et le déclin de certains actifs cryptographiques majeurs, je suis ravi de gagner, 45 000 € tous les 10 jours sur mon investissement de 10 000 €.

  32. futokuko

    Guess we are racing to the bottom then

  33. Oldrich Kosacka

    Hope you can make a new presentation about Thorchain/$RUNE. Lots of new development as far as I can see. I would like to hear your take on the project today.

  34. Bootman899

    1.25x all coin bureau videos. thank me later

  35. Bootman899

    The Chinese think they sound smart turning everything into the same metaphors. It continues to be hilarious

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