Where does it all go? It went into bailing out over 1,100 US banks in the 2008/9 crash. As a result US debt went from 64% of GDP in 2007 to over 100% of GDP in a couple of years. Then add in compound interest

Very happy to have got 6th place!

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Here's my entry:

Probably, hive blog has been banned in subreddits where you share links lately Maybe that's what it is. I'll have to try some new subreddits!

Why do you think so? If you post a hive.blog link, and log out, and it disappears from the New section, it's shadow banned. I think it dates back to when hive forked from steem and Justin Sun persuaded

I've only been doing this for a few weeks, but my tip is to use a peakd link, not hive.blog. Hive.blog seems to be shadow banned on Reddit. Also, if you want a payout, share articles written by people

The goods impacted are things like kitchen utensils, anything plastic, also the tools and other stuff you find at Home Depot.

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Thanks! I just stopped using CC images, as didn't want to be downvoted by the Hive police. Can't be too careful!

I was told Creative Commons images can't be used for commercial purposes, and because articles on Hive earned money, you can't use them here.

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Regarding reserve currencies, apparently some hedge funds paid their margin calls in gold last Friday as they were out of liquid cash. So I can't help wondering if gold, or a gold backed currency will

I didn't think it would fall this fast!

They're going to have to try to revive EU member states so they are restored as a market.

Because of the trade war, the Chinese will discount their goods even more to shift them.

If European economies end up weakening because of tariffs, deficits willblow out, which could contribute to debt and currency crises.

Yes. But bear in mind that the exchange rate also plays a part. If the dollar weakens, that also fuels inflation.

I wish I'd known about the Polish stock market in January.

I think people might be shocked.