Banks do not "close" at 5 p.m., but they close their doors to you.

Eric Trump announced at Davos what was supposed to be tradable: the "old" financial system is not slow because it cannot be fast, but it is deliberately slow. Slowness = profits.

Imagine the most natural things in the world:

Trying to transfer your money after 5 p.m. on Friday... and suddenly feeling like you're requesting a service from 1997.

Why?

Every hour your money remains idle over the weekend is an extra hour for major banks to earn interest on your money. It’s not your money, but theirs.

This is "liquidity" — and its value is billions of dollars.

Modern technology (Hello, blockchain/digital currencies) enables instant transfer of value, 24/7, without permission, and without intermediaries. No need to request "official business hours."

But if money moves in seconds... the available balance disappears.

If the available balance disappears... a huge profit machine collapses.

So, it’s natural that they strongly oppose digital currency legislation that would make instant, unregulated money the norm.

Eric’s opinion: Major banks oppose digital currency legislation because it threatens the arbitrage operations they have been running for decades.

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