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OTCbid - Does Bitcoin Beat Inflation?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

" As inflation mounts throughout the developed world and is above the range central banks are comfortable with (about 2-3% guidance yearly vs. 6%+ actual) and billions of people are suffering from their hard-earned savings being eroded, the question of whether bitcoin can be a hedge to inflation has never been more relevant. We’re going to explore whether or not bitcoin can beat inflation.

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1- BitcoinBTC +1.5% is pro-cyclical due to institutional investment, and has a short-term inverse relationship with inflation increases — it can’t be said to beat inflation in the short-term as a hedge

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The first important point to make here is that bitcoin’s price has a fair amount of investment interest associated with it, especially from institutional investors, and including a couple of big players including a sovereign buyer (El Salvador). This does mean that bitcoin tends to be correlated with major stock indices, with some movement with more “bitcoin-specific” news, such as the recent collapse of FTX. This is because interest in bitcoin currently does include a huge speculative element.

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Source: FORBES

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70K-250K BTC BUYER AVAILABLE

-6% Gross, -3% Net, SBLC, Bank De Panama, or DB, Germany

 

Seller Mandate Only

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NEW: 70K-250K BTC @ -6% Gross, -3% Net, SBLC, Bank De Panama, or DB, Germany - Look For Seller

(Buyer: GSA TSEE-GAIL)

Post: 5.12.22

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• Buyer is buying 70K-250K BTC @ -6% Gross, -3% Net 

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• Buyer = 3%

• Buyerside = 1.5% 

• Sellerside = 1.5% 

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• PROCEDURE :​​​​

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• 1. SPA : POF from the Buyer 

• 2. Satoshi : From the Seller (eg In the previous time, the Buyer didn't receive Satoshi and just relied on the video, finally after swift, all of us traced in the swift system. The seller played with buyer. I hope you understand what I mean. Buyer wants to buy BTC but he can't take any risk with fake sellers. The Buyer needs Satoshi before MT760. You know MT760 has a cost for the Buyer.) 

• 3. MT760 : SBLC from the Buyer. (Buyer will issue MT760 bank to bank via swift to verify by the Buyer's bank and then transferring BTC.)

• 4. Transferring BTC : Coins moved by the Seller

• 5. MT103 : Buyer releases Payment to the Seller. 

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SELLER MANDATE ONLY

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Interested parties should contact :

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• OTCbid@gmail.com

• DM Raymond Chai (on Linkedin)

• Telegram @OTCbiddotcom

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