thristovyo.base.eth (thristov)

Banks now hold less cash (reserves) at the Federal Reserve than they did during the Credit Suisse collapse. To make it simple: Every commercial bank keeps part of its reserve capital parked at the central bank (the Fed): that’s the money they use to settle payments, issue loans, and keep the system running smoothly. During the Credit Suisse crisis, total bank reserves were around $3.0 – 3.3 trillion. Today, they’ve dropped to just $2.8 trillion, meaning there’s significantly less liquidity in the banking system than back then. One more signal that Banking stress is due!

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Liquidity cycle lows have always been the start, not the end.

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We have more short term (Last 7 Days) Liquidations in the upside than in the downside! In the bigger time frame FAR more liquidations in the downside than in the upside.

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What happened in Crypto in the last ~24h⏰: - Former NY Fed Repo Guru Mark Cabana: "Powell Will Announce $45 Billion In T-Bill Purchases On Wednesday" - The probability of a 25bp cut is 87%. - President Trump says he has called China's President Xi and approved sales of Nvidia's H200 chip to China. - $PLUME, $JUPITER Coinbase Spot Listing - $STABLE Mainnet is Live - Gensyn will annnounce on Dec 9 - Wall Street’s $500M Ripple Deal Included Guaranteed Returns and Preferential Treatment - Binance Becomes The First Crypto Exchange to Secure a Global License Under ADGM Framework - SEC Concludes Two-Year Investigation Into $ONDO - Strategy($MSTR) acquires 10,624 $BTC for ~$962.7M and now holds 660,624 $BTC - Tether-backed payments startup Oobit expands into US - Degen: Franklin the meme is loved by US public officials - Grasycale Article: Bittensor on the Eve of the First Halving

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