veldt financial news and they say that the their articles called interest rate business model is dead the e.c.b. will restart its bond purchase program in november this time without a time limit thus the monetary authorities have permanently changed the long term interest rate at a low level and cut the profit opportunities of the financial sector to a level that is not sustainable for a long time institutions have made good money from the difference between long term and short term interest rates that time is now over bankers eat their young you know just like daddy bear will eat their little baby bear in a bear market and everybody gets eaten you know they've destroyed the economy in so many ways there was only one place to go and that was to destroy themselves and now these banks are imploding the interest rate model is dead as as talked about as

referenced you can make any difference between the difference between different time values of money and so now this is the end game of monitor there is asian and neo liberalism we get to watch it now life time the social fallout will be spectacular we already see uprisings all over the world get ready for the global insurrection against banker occupation so break up fireworks maybe it's time to go big yes so in particular these are the european banks we see the european banks suffering the most we see their stock prices has have collapsed we see their bonds collapsing we see like for example j.p. morgan and deutsche bank at the beginning of this financial crisis in 2008 they were roughly the same size now j.p. morgan is about 10 times the size of of deutsche bank since the financial crisis and this is partly because of e c b's intentional policy as you mentioned you know the it's a simple easy game right of banking do you borrow short term. from the fed or the

treasury or the e.c.b. and you lend long to mortgage holders and stuff like that the 10 year bonds yield to around 1.5 percentage points more than 2 year issues in historical terms currently the difference is just under a 0.2 percent so they're losing money hand over fist they're not able to pass it on to their clients right now they're trying to pass these costs on to their high net worth clients because those are the ones with a lot more money but here's a quote from the article that is exactly quoting from like what we've talked about and how radical the situation is at the moment people don't understand like how radical central bank policy has been since the financial crisis and they say historically banks need money out of time if time no longer has a price because there is no more interest nothing can be earned so the time no longer has value max right you know when i was working on wall street the banks was

363 you pay a deposit of 3 percent you lend money out of 6 percent and you're on the golf course by 3 pm and that was the banking business so now without any kind of interest rate spread all there is no banking business so banks but but but they're going to go out of business completely and time has no value anymore so we're entering a new post time it's not even post capitalism it's post time where we're living in the twilight zone this is twilight zone of banking time doesn't exist it's like the bermuda triangle of banking you know you're flying over all the banks are lending at negative rates and all the collateral is sinking into the ocean and you know up there in the sky and next thing you know you're you're on a wing of a plane with william shatner dancing the want to be wondering what the heck just happened it's the banking system 21st century that's what happened. well but

remember so what we've done with the financial system the fee system the all global fee system since we're eradicated hard money in $1701.00 is we've only managed to we we've gone further and further we have been time travelling ok that's been happening we've gone further and further out into the future we've gone 4050 years out into the future and pull all of that earnings today to today and that's why we have this mega debt load and you know i was talking to nick and you're going to talk to him in the 2nd half but one thing we were talking about in terms of this and why these negative raids is that in fact basically there's. there aren't enough assets for all the liabilities so all of these debts are trying to find assets a safe haven essentially and there aren't enough there aren't enough treasuries there aren't enough gold and there aren't enough big queen even. dropped heavily while they are here now everything has been securitized and turned into

a commodity turned into financialization of everything has already taken place so the sport has become a securitized the same it's become securitized agricultural industry securitize energy industry security with the exception of hollywood that's another story but every single industry in america and in the world been securitized and sold forward 102030 years all the consumption that would happen has been now been so so now we're in a dead planet as like richard that burroughs worst nightmare is like great hi i'm richard out bar welcome to dead planet everything on planet earth is dead because when securitized and we've consumed it all well there's a teenager in the us. heartbroken crying her eyes out because she's going to grow up on a dead planet we could have all been securitized and sold and resold and repackaged a real profit cater to 1000 times 10000 times we're left with nothing except the dream of one who was one who wasn't it is no more you know in 1071 when i was. i

was alive but i was very small didn't know but you know back then there were only like 33500000000 people on earth so that was a hard money age now since 9071 it's been all easy money it's been basically in all its kind that you can print and leslie but the fact is time always did have value the problem is we cast it all in for the next 4050 years so there is a sort of you know with the when voice of god was saying that that the markets the bond rates negative you rates were predicting essentially a population decline that's because we've already like if there are 8000000000 people on earth today it's really like we're living like it's as if there are a 25000000000 in terms of how many lives we've lived already right remember during this subprime crisis everyone's home had been securitized turn into tradable security and resold a dozen times amongst 1000 banks and pension funds and then you have the interest rate crisis you had

a collapse in all those homes one belly up and just as interesting side note of american history was the largest confiscation from the black community you know 100 years because they had been sucked into this predatory lending by all of the major banks on wall street but you can apply that not only to housing but just about every single facet aspect of the economy has been packaged securitize and resold a 100 times and so the reason is that you have no way to extricate yourself down at that rate you're going negative because the only way you could possibly get out of that mess is if it somehow encourage growth that would encourage tax revenue that would allow you to pay down debt that's been the theory all the time trickle down economists and monetarist for the past 30 years have said all we need to do is just jam the economy and some money we're going to get the growth engine started and that will generate the tax revenue we need to pay down all this debt while as i've been saying now for years and now it's totally irrefutably true that lowering rates doesn't fight deflation of causes deflation and negative interest rates in the.

collapse of the financial ecosystem so paul krugman and his guys they have responsible for the largest transfer of wealth. i mean the point is. we've had we've pulled forward all this consumption from 40 years 50 years into the future so negative rates and that sort of situation might actually make sense in terms of. this article in mission talk dot com and there are some wild birds and butterflies and animals and crack crickets and grasshoppers here so if you hear noise don't be alarmed we always have to tell our audience that they they get alarmed when they hear noises and we are out in the wilds of palm springs and they report they look at the j.p. morgan report about these negative interest rates and of course morgan is looking into their their own future like we're saying like we're bringing forward the future we've consumed the next 4050 years j.p. morgan is looking at europe and seeing 0 rates negative rates coming to america and they see their own future so they say they quote in their report franco their

c.e.o. sparta bank berlin and he says that the negative interest rate policy of the e.c.b. is ruining the financial system and is a socio political poison frank kohler c.e.o. part of. the financial system is absurd if we have to explain to the children that money has a negative value and thus debt is good because you may not have to repay anything again this is one of the things we've been covering and it's an important thing to look at since 2016 because everybody is looking for like some sort of mythical reason for all this stuff happening around us the populism the the socio political poison that is negative rates is the fact that we have. dede genuinely consumed the next 3040 years of of 5 productivity and asset. of the debt black caller still living. so when you go into negative rates they

will go into your bank account and they'll say we need to take some money from your bank account and that will become 2 percent a year then 10 percent a year then 100 percent then they'll say well your car is also security we have it on our books it's on our computers and we know exactly what that law is all about we need to take that as well they'll take your car then they'll take your kids because of this financial education system has been completely financial and also unless you give us your kids you know the schools are going bankrupt and they're owned by j.p. morgan we can't let them go bankrupt so we need to kids and there's just continue basically unabated in this way and it's a plague thankfully it's like the black plague that wiped out half the global population as royster bogen said negative interest rates porch and a decline in population around the world like the only thing i can compare it to be the black plague which wiped out half the population so you know i again you're speaking to make policy on the 2nd half and i think it's important if you go online look up him and look at some of the data he has because if you want to go into in

this short segment here of the kaiser report but he talks about the triumph of liquidity and the fact that bitcoin here is and people who are looking at the situation looking at negative rates looking at the debt while what they don't understand is like the u.s. dollar the currency is the euro the actual dollar you know if you have a dollar in your pocket it's actually debt it's a liability it's not an asset u.s. treasuries are an asset a treasury bill is an asset that is backed by the actual productive capacity of the united states that is an asset there's a shortage of those of assets actual real assets and you know i think ultimately we will see as. these sort of ruptures in the in the we phone market the stuff we're starting to see those are the same sort of warning signs we saw in 2007 that we saw in 2008 about the financial crisis that was about to hit and i think we're seeing the same thing and i have a tweet here all. so from germany. has ruined

a business model of german banks which borrow money short term and lend long term the banks can no longer earn money with. maturity transformation business is dead commerce banks shares. with a 2 year 10 year treasury yield spread and those are the charts like commerce bank which used to be a big bank in germany that's declined their share prices decline deutsche bank is down like 95 percent since the financial crisis even the landis bank and which are the foundation of the middle east middle corporation says the heart of german exports to me that those banks are starting to suffer as well right now by the way all the big banks. and we answer that because. when you make a purchase on amazon you either get a big shock or a little shock depending on your credit rating or you get shocked and population

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welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to turn to nic but to yeah oh open note and tantra labs welcome thank you max this is fantastic because we've been talking for a long time number of years and we're going to get into some really interesting topics right now you are really a guy who understands the internal plumbing of these markets these bond markets these money markets and that's that's where it's really your specialty is in the background of banking and the bond market so you're well placed to explain the turmoil and what's called the repos market a lot of people been talking about over the past week or so what you know what happened sure so. the treasury market is one that needs to be funded at the primary dealers balance all right so there's i think 18 primary

dealers and they're the people that interface with the federal reserve bank right and the way that the economy is managed in terms of the cash is there get they have a certain relationship with they have to buy stuff from the fed and they get a guaranteed revenue stream and then they market essentially to wall street so it's kind of like the in-between layer of the stack if you will the financial stack the primary dealer stack right so so the primary dealers in this case they were what was going on there so the primary dealers are obligated legally to take down excess treasury supply at the auctions and what happens is every time they take down treasuries they fund those treasuries through the repo market that is coming from money market funds cash balances from across the country so that money ends up in the repo market and funds the treasury. for some reason the treasuries that settled last week didn't really go well in the funding market and the fed had to step in

and do an emergency. 75000000000 repo facility on an overnight basis for these treasury securities repos a repurchase agreement. it's the most the shortest term piece of paper in the financial system it's a loan that secured by the treasury collateral itself and its short term and this is kind of the stuff and this is what's used back and forth to finance the transactions back and forth you need a lot of actually a loan to just cover the transaction and in this layer of the economy it's all pretty small you don't have these types of disruptions right so it's shocking when the rate on the repo market so it shows that there is some trust as of operating in that market has shot up and that would imply as we saw in 2008 when short rates and the rates shot up that was telegraphing as a big signal like something's amiss here something's bad is that what did it was it telling us something and if so what's it telling us right so it's telling you that

the it's not the quality of the collateral that's the problem the treasury market is still very well bid and you know rates are still quite low because the treasury prices are high what happened is that this treasury collateral was at a counterparty or multiple counter parties that other banks just stop trusting the parties just stop trusting last week again like in 2008 right shut up because these banks don't trust the dealings with that they've got the goods that they don't want to go out there and do business because they think that banks actually insolvent and came in and all these banks going to 1000 if they were looking for everybody now it seems like we're out that state again you know it's funny it's a game of musical chairs sometimes the music stops and somebody loses last time lehman brothers was taken out bear stearns taken out sounds like the music's about the stop again and which is which bank is the unlucky bank this time that will be caught without a chair i really don't know it's hard to speculate my guess is that it's

a european bank we've seen a lot of trouble. over there over the last several years in the banking system. but it's really hard to guess i would guess somewhere in germany france or switzerland somewhere in germany france or switzerland now sit down you can do a little work yourself there at home and come up with 2 or 3 names that's right you want to germany we've mentioned many many times that's my favorite the new lehman brothers said would be your bank and so now we're getting some market action then became one of these big banks about to go under now i 1st heard of you when you began writing about the time value of money and how the lightning network in particular makes this relevant to big claim so explain time value and why bitcoin matters in this regard sure so the lighting network does something novel for it allows you to earn income without taking explicit counterparty risk because when you stake bitcoin to a lightning node and open payment channels those are all still real big

transactions and you're not actually giving over any control that big quite so this idea that we can earn income we can earn an interest rate without counterparty risk is pretty special my idea was that we can use these rates from across the network to establish a time value of big client and perhaps a reference rate for big capital markets where we can have lending activity that's actually referencing this lightning network reference rate and not just an absolute rate versus 0 right so in the credit markets you know you have the bond market and other markets they are paying interest rate and sceptical the 10 year treasury bond is used as a benchmark to come up with packaging of securities and what the mortgage rate is going to be and what the matrix rates are from the longest to the shortest term the yield curve as it's called so now this can be introduced a big point with the lightning network because you're getting an income you're getting in revenue and so you can start to do some real applied mathematics as

a financial analyst. at the same time we've got wall street kind of entering into the big points space with their products and futures products what do they use to establish the value of those products sure so the lighting network reference rate is something that is just conceptual at this point there's not actually a lot of return to be made and it's very difficult to allocate lightning network capital to in order to make money with it the way that the wall street types are valuing the time value of big coin are these lending contracts and these exchange lending sort of situations where in the traditional markets we have securities lending that's where a holder of the security will actually lend that security out into the market so that somebody else can go short that's where we're getting the highest volume bitcoin time value right now is this exchange lending activity people that hold bitcoin lending into the market so that the other side can go short write some pick

winners stuff like paul doesn't pay in advance but we're also in an environment where these treasury yields are going negative so i would think that would be a big bonus and a big plus for bitcoin right yes you know the as interest rates go lower it's most likely because of all the central bank similis that we have it's money that's being created that's looking for a home and. there's no reason for it not to end up in highly liquid assets and so these liquid assets include government bonds and that's why we see rates continuing to go lower cost the world right so now this brings us to an interesting part of our discussion here about essentially what bitcoin is need to understand about the u.s. dollar versus the u.s. treasury market and so go into this a little bit because you believe that we should look at big. dollar instead of maybe less than we do when we look at it versus gold but it requires kind of a deep dive into dollars and so work us through the church so. let's start by

talking about bitcoin as digital gold i still i still think that this is one of the best ways to explain pick one is that it's a commodity it's like gold it's scarce and it people believe it to be money and so i think that big point as usual goal is a very important thing now when we talk about big point trying to take on the dollar as the world's reserve currency i think it makes mischaracterizes it a little bit the dollar is a liability based money it's debt money what i think we should be focusing on are u.s. treasuries u.s. treasuries our assets big point is an asset gold is an asset and so u.s. treasuries is the way to think of what is the demand or what is the current available supply of the most liquid highest quality collateral in the u.s. dollar system it's not physical dollars because those are federal reserve liabilities and it's not digital dollar deposits because those are commercial banks

liabilities it's actually the treasury because the united states government has the lowest perceived counterparty risk in the system so big coin holders should be thinking about taking out the u.s. treasury as the risk free asset of the world not necessarily thinking about replacing the dollar right and how big is that market so that u.s. treasury market is currently approximately 20 trolling the supply for the u.s. dollar market onshore plus off plus offshore we don't really know right and do so roughly more than 2 time to full market yes more than the treasury market is more than 2 times the size the gold market price on people put pencil to paper and i say well because should be a $220000.00 per coin if it's going to equal ball if we used the treasury market then to get to that well we're talking $5600000.00 of oil well if you think $21.00 trillion divided by $21000000.00 coins that's about $1000000.00 big point so

eventually i think that it's. it's realistic for that to be the goal for big point as a market value surpassing that gold market cap right and that would make every cent toshi worth one penny the same trail again almost by design very great tell us about open note what is it and what are you doing there for them in this new job open notice a big point payment processor lightning enabled as well so both on chain and lightning network payments and our goal is to bring big point adoption to the world so merchants can sign up we have great a.p.i. eyes that are really easy to use and implement and you can start accepting backwind right away so does do you change because those big client change you. want is definitely changed me. so you know a few years ago i was working in the traditional finance world and i really saw that big point was an opportunity to start over with money and the financial system

and is just an opportunity that's worth pursuing to see how many big pointers around the world are so passionate. it really helped draw me in all right awesome nick thanks for being on the kaiser report thank you so much matt oh right well that's going to do it for this edition of because of who are with me max keiser and stacy herbert like to thank our guests that bacteria of open note and. going to catch us on twitter it's kind of the report or kaiser report dot com until next time by all. the world is driven by dream shaped by.

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