The Fed is hiking rates to stop inflation and it’s creating constant turmoil. They want to crush demand and to do that, they want everyone to go broke! Since the Feds creation in 1913, the booms and busts have gotten bigger and now the banks are falling all around us and Bitcoin is pumping. The Fed creates the problem and then try to fix it. In this interview with Joe Consorti, we discuss the current state of the bank failures, and whether they can keep hiking rates or will something bigger break?

You do not want to miss this clip from my interview with Joe Consorti from ‘The Bitcoin Layer’.

Joe Consorti
Twitter: @JoeConsorti
@TheBitcoinLayer

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