Hear me out on this.
By late Wednesday the world finds out that 1,000’s of BOA customers have their money lost and/or cannot get money from their accounts.
By 8:00am Thursday morning the problem is fixed and we don’t hear a peep from customers. As a former financial and database manager I’d say that is nearly impossible to fix overnight.
Additionally, even if it was fixed, I would expect a run on BOA. If I was a customer I would not care what caused the issue, I’d be at BOA first thing Thursday morning to transfer/withdrawl funds.
All the big banks have a liquidity problem. That’s well documented. But the way all of this occurred feels like a white hat false flag to warn people about a coming crisis. But I’m not sure why it would be necessary if two systems are running parallel and fiat will be replaced with gold-backed rainbow notes.
Weird happening. Your thoughts?
By late Wednesday the world finds out that 1,000’s of BOA customers have their money lost and/or cannot get money from their accounts.
By 8:00am Thursday morning the problem is fixed and we don’t hear a peep from customers. As a former financial and database manager I’d say that is nearly impossible to fix overnight.
Additionally, even if it was fixed, I would expect a run on BOA. If I was a customer I would not care what caused the issue, I’d be at BOA first thing Thursday morning to transfer/withdrawl funds.
All the big banks have a liquidity problem. That’s well documented. But the way all of this occurred feels like a white hat false flag to warn people about a coming crisis. But I’m not sure why it would be necessary if two systems are running parallel and fiat will be replaced with gold-backed rainbow notes.
Weird happening. Your thoughts?
03:48 AM - Jan 20, 2023
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