如果美国的银行继续倒闭,比特币的价格将会上涨

Crypto VPublished on 2023-05-08Last updated on 2023-05-08

Abstract

根据最近的分析,美国银行系统陷入困境,因为 2,300 多家金融机构的债务可能超过资产。因此,专家表示,如果美国的银行继续倒闭,这可能会在未来几周推高比特币价格。

根据最近的分析,美国银行系统陷入困境,因为 2,300 多家金融机构的债务可能超过资产。因此,专家表示,如果美国的银行继续倒闭,这可能会在未来几周推高比特币价格。

财政部和美联储表示,问题只存在于个别银行,但专家警告称,情况远比政府承认的严重。

随着抗通胀措施的到位,美国 4,800 家银行中有将近一半正在消耗用于吸收风险的资本缓冲,美联储将不得不进一步收紧货币政策。

美联储收紧货币政策的全面影响尚未对经济造成冲击,届时专家才能知道美国金融体系能否安全缓解2020年至2021年疫情期间极端货币刺激产生的债务压力.

白宫不为所有存款提供一般担保,因为这看起来像是富人的社会养老金。此外,美国联邦存款保险公司(FDIC)表示,只有1270亿美元的资产,可能需要单独纾困。

出于这个原因,金融当局现在正在向美国证券交易委员会施压,要求其打击旨在在银行股下跌时获利的卖空策略。

消费者银行家协会首席执行官 Lindsey Johnson 敦促政策制定者认真XEM这一问题

美国银行可能倒闭

First Republic Bank 也是自 3 月以来第三家倒闭的美国地区性银行,在此之前,Silicon Valley Bank 和Signature Bank都曾发生过令人震惊的倒闭事件。银行业危机没有停止的迹象。

本周中旬,彭博社报道称 PacWest Bancorp 也在考虑出售。这家总部位于旧金山的银行证实正在XEM“战略选择”。上述消息导致 PacWest Bancorp 的股票进一步暴跌。

《今日美国》援引一项研究显示,约有 180 家银行面临破产风险。主要问题在于存款保险,尽管目前只有一半未投保的储户决定提款。

无保险存款是指如果银行倒闭,存款人将损失部分资金。这也意味着他们有更高的取款动机。

为什么区域性银行倒闭了?

硅谷银行是美国区域性银行系统面临压力的一个例子。这些企业破产的主要原因是美联储 (Fed) 提高了利率。

美联储不得不提高利率以控制通货膨胀。但此举降低了银行持有的资产价值,例如政府债券和抵押贷款支持证券。

通常情况下,银行支付固定利率,当联邦利率较低时,它们的债券就会变得有吸引力。但恰恰相反,当美联储像现在这样加息时,投资者不再看好银行的固定利率。当需求减少时,这些债券的价格就会下跌。

“最近银行资产价值的下降显着增加了美国银行系统对未投保储户的脆弱性,”经济学家在社会科学研究网的一项研究中写道。

上述经济学家认为,美国政府需要干预或再融资。如果政府不作为,银行大规模撤资是不可避免的。

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