2008 starts to look like a warm-up…
The new synthetic mortgage back securities
2008 is going to look like a bull market. https://t.co/jZHvpWq6dQ
— The Great Martis (@great_martis) June 25, 2025
.@pulte is easily the most ignorant bloated imbecile to head any federal housing bureaucracy and that's really saying something. Why would any self-respecting bank lend on the basis of an unconfiscatable asset? Just think about that for a moment. https://t.co/MZHMlXJPKV
— Sold At The Top (@soldatthetop) June 25, 2025
Just finished reading 1,200 pages of mortgage-backed fartcoin derivatives https://t.co/mYwBabUG0V pic.twitter.com/w36UuLaApD
— Michael Burry Stock Tracker ♟ (@burrytracker) June 26, 2025
loan underwriters at freddie mac determining if an unemployed teenager has enough fartcoin to secure a mortgage. pic.twitter.com/8tRin6krYU
— Dip Wheeler (@DipWheeler) June 25, 2025
OMG it only applies to assets held on exchange, not in cold storage. 🤣🤣 https://t.co/pwq1pVfTyJ
— Breadman (@BTCBreadMan) June 25, 2025
Wall Street banks want lower capital rule.
- The Federal Reserve proposed easing a key capital rule for banks, and central bank officials opened the matter for public comment Wednesday.
- The enhanced supplementary leverage ratio regulates the quality and quantity of capital banks should keep on their balance sheets.
- In recent years as bank reserves have grown, Wall Street executives and Fed officials have sought to roll back the requirements.