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0 sats \ 1 reply \ @02b58a1376 26 Mar \ on: Germany’s Debt Spiral: Eurozone’s Fiat Lifeline or a Ticking Time Bomb? econ
bruh, their debt to GDP is like 60%.... imho the bomb likely will arise from Italy or France
S&P looked at three scenarios: the first where European nations increase defence spending to the current NATO GDP-weighted average of 2.67% of GDP; a second where they match the current U.S. level of 3.3%; and a third where it jumps to the 5% of GDP Trump has called for. Scenario one would mean the EU as a whole increasing defence spending by $242 billion a year. In scenario three, it would rise by as much as $875 billion.
Plus NexGen (800b scamdemic "recovery" plan) will also come due starting from 2028:
It is not just a question of the money lent but also interest. According to preliminary estimates, “the total cost for the period 2028 to 2034, covering both the capital and the interest rates, is now estimated at between €140 billion and €168 billion (current prices) depending on whether repayment is spread with an equal yearly amount or with an equal share of gross national income (GNI).”
All this without considering eventual tariffs.
... BRRRRRRRR
Point is that there is no trustless way of doing it. Not your keys, not your coins, full stop. All this platforms (Ledn, Hodl Hodl, Nexo, Firefish) can go offline at any moment and your freaking precious money are gone. Imho, better to leave speculation to the big guys (Saylor & Co).
Setting--sat_per_vbyte 0is like not setting it at all. The parameter is ignored when set to 0. Hence it chooses a fee rate on its own. The lowest you can go with LND is--sat_per_vbyte 1
ah, there it is... Indeed, with
--sat_per_vbyte 50 I get the same 6087 sats. Thank you very much!!!GENESIS