Does anyone else feel we are on the brink of some black swan event?

The housing market, credit markets, bank failures, the focus on covid, China being in a recession, double top inflation potential, and so much more...

Something just doesn't feel right. All this talk of a soft landing seems to be only to calm people.

I feel as if Bitcoin will act negatively in the short term but sky rocket long term if such a black swan happens. Similar to 2020.

Anyone else feeling the same?



Submitted September 03, 2023 at 02:25AM by fnetma https://ift.tt/8bWiXU7

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