#ccf day twenty-three: up and coming

[thisapplepielife]

Written for @corrodedcoffinfest.

Room 1011 - Eddie

Day #23 - Up and Coming | Word Count: 1000 | Rating: E | CW: Sex | POV: Eddie | Pairing: Steddie | Tags: Famous Corroded Coffin, Touring, Winding Down After The Gig, Long-Term Relationship, Road Manager Steve Harrington

1 Night, 4 Rooms Each is standalone, but takes place on the same hotel floor.

Eddie | Goodie | Gareth | Jeff | Steve (Bonus morning after!)

"You ready?" Steve asks, stuffing his napkin into his empty beer glass, cleaning up the area surrounding his seat at the long table they've all been occupying tonight, at the bar they found after the show.

Eddie nods, because hell yeah. If Steve's ready, he's ready. Always.

He's just grateful Steve wanted to come out at all. This far into a tour, and with all the other stress he's been under just trying to keep them up and running, he's getting worn out.

Eddie knows that. 

Plus, it'll be nice to get back to the hotel before anyone else, anyway. They can do anything they want, as loud as they want, and not have to worry about Goodie hearing through the walls. Goodie's known for annoyingly banging on adjoining walls, or once, quite memorably, calling the fucking front desk and turning in a noise complaint like he didn't know them.

Hilarious, now.

At the time, not so much, as Eddie stood in the open doorway in his robe, Goodie watching out his own open room door, fucking cackling.

Tonight, Steve's set up a car to pick them up, and it's waiting. It'll circle back to wait for everyone else when they're ready to go.

Eddie holds the door for Steve, letting him get in first. 

It's not a long ride, but Steve has relaxed into the seat, head tilted back, like he could easily fall asleep right there, lulled by the vibration of the road beneath the tires.

Eddie rubs his thigh, lazy circles with his thumb, and before they get there Steve is snoring.

"Okay, sleeping beauty," Eddie says, when they pull up under the hotel canopy. Steve wakes easily, he always does, and is up and moving. He can sleep anywhere in short bursts, but can also be back in motion at the drop of a hat.

Eddie doesn't quite understand it, he could never.

In the room, Steve sheds his clothes and flops on the bed, facedown. Eddie does the same, and crawls in after him, running his hand up and down Steve's back. 

They're spreading him too thin. They probably should have skipped the bar entirely tonight. Eddie played a full gig, sure, but he's still running on adrenaline. 

Pulling his hand back, Eddie settles into bed next to Steve, closing his eyes. 

"Why'd you stop?" Steve asks, turning his head towards Eddie. 

"So you can sleep, sweetheart," Eddie answers, leaning forward and kissing Steve's head. 

Steve rolls onto his side, "We actually have a room, all to ourselves, and not a cramped bus bunk. I'll sleep after." 

Eddie laughs, "It seems like you needed to sleep before."

Steve scoots closer and closer until he's on top of Eddie, and Eddie wraps his arms around Steve's back. Holding him tight. Naked skin to naked skin.

"You work too much," Eddie tells him. "Tomorrow's a day off. Sleep in. Let us handle our own shit."

Steve laughs at that, and Eddie is aware of how unrealistic of an offer it is. They don't know shit about running their own lives, not anymore. 

There's a schedule, a plan, and Steve's made it. 

"How about you do all the work tonight, and I'll relax," Steve says, and Eddie laughs. 

He'll take that deal. He'll take any deal Steve will offer him. 

"Tell me what you want, and I'll make it happen, sweetheart." 

"Just love me," Steve says. 

Eddie smiles, "That's a done deal." 

Steve laughs, his chest rumbling against Eddie's. 

Eddie taps his back, "Roll over. I've got you." 

Steve does, and Eddie situates himself between Steve's thighs.

He takes Steve's cock in his hand, already hard, and Eddie just wants to look at him in the low light. Feel him. 

And yeah, love him. 

He braces one hand against Steve's hip bone, rubbing his thumb back and forth as he makes himself comfortable between Steve's legs. 

Eddie rubs Steve's dick against his bottom lip, teasing Steve, just a little, before he slides down. Tongue and hand working together. 

Steve rests his hand on Eddie's head, and it doesn't feel like he's being guided, just touched. Grounded. 

Eddie looks up, expecting that Steve's eyes will be closed, but they aren't. They're half-lidden and hazy, just watching him. Eddie smiles, or tries to, since that's kind of hard to do around a mouthful of cock.

Steve gets the message loud and clear, though, because he smiles back. Moving his hand to cup Eddie's cheek. Thumb stroking, brushing against his lip. It's a little distracting, but in the very best way.

"Come up here," Steve says, and Eddie does. Straddling his hips, leaning forward, pressing his mouth against Steve's. He knows that's what Steve wants, to kiss him. Eddie grinds down against Steve, and if he just had some lube, he'd-

Steve reaches over, and comes up with the tube, reading his mind. He always does.

Eddie slicks up his palm, gripping the pair of them, stroking both cocks as he rocks his hips and fucks against him, trying to keep his mouth on Steve's as he does it.

It feels good. His own hand on one side, Steve's hard length on the other, just sliding together, rushing headlong. 

Steve makes a noise from deep in his throat, and comes, hot over Eddie's fist and Eddie keeps working himself against Steve until he can follow him over the edge, coming with a groan right against Steve's mouth.

Eventually he lets go, and cleans them up, curling against Steve, anchoring his leg over Steve's hip.

"Sleep in tomorrow morning, okay," Eddie says.

Steve hums in agreement.

"I love you, rest," Eddie whispers.

"Love you, too."

Eddie wakes up needing to piss, and it's just after eight. Steve's already up and gone, back to work. Eddie should just stay up. There's coffee already made in the room pot, and not even the smell of that brewing woke Eddie up.

He drinks a cup, and it's getting old. Already. 

Steve's been up that long. 

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[heatherrdavis1]

ALERT! BITCOINs ETF is Confirmed & Coming Soon!!

VIDEO TRANSCRIPT

Hello Folk. What is going on with the viewers across the two? I’m sure you know by now, but if not, my name is Tyler. Welcome to the channel that is more vocal than this little pooch stuck in a drive-through line. This is how lines work, Walter. You can’t just go to the front because you’re Walter Jeffrey. That’s not what it is. You know, you’re not even popular here in Austin, Texas, to be honest. You know our Hounddog. How? It’s time for Chico Krypto. If you didn’t know the real fun began yesterday, my friends, miners in the Bitcoin industry started to realize their profits were being slashed in half. The reward is now officially six point two five BTC per block, or just 900 new bitcoins per day or at current prices, over seventy-nine million dollars per day. Although over the weekend it was twelve point five BTC per block or eighteen hundred new bitcoins per day, or at current prices over one hundred and fifty-eight million dollars. So some miners out there are definitely feeling the pain. But when you check out the hash rate chart over the past seven days, it’s not a terrible miner purge. Yet as a hash rate dipped from one hundred and thirty-six million Tarah hashes to one hundred and twenty-five million hashes, a purge of just eight percent. And with the hash rate staying where it is with the network difficulty’s where it is up. Prices have to stay here or above for a significant majority of the miners to stay profitable. A ton of operations in the US, Europe and Australia are actually losing money at these current prices. But even with the dips into the seven K and high six K range operations in Eastern Europe, Russia and China even become unprofitable. But only if the hash rate and difficulty are around the same level. And this can be seen with pretty having break-even data with miners and certain electricity costs. If you are paying one cent per kilowatt-hour, you were extremely profitable. Pree having even when 25 percent goes to other costs like cooling as break-even was still under fifteen hundred dollars. But not too many places pay that cheap. Even in China now up to the seven percent kilowatt-hours where miners would break even or begin to lose money based on an additional cost. But now with having you have to realize that the costs have doubled for the BTC miners and those break evens have all been multiplied by two, which means prices for these operations have to increase or the miners will be subjected to Bitcoin prices below their break evens, which means they are then forced to sell not only all of the coins they mine on an ongoing basis, but they may also be forced to tap into their balance sheet reserves, causing additional selling pressure on top of their persistent ongoing sales. And you know, what that mining data showed was taken by coin chairs and investment and research company and their chief strategy officer Milton de Meir’s, who is a total babe, by the way, said this when referencing the firm’s observations of the mining industry. I think miners are looking to opportunistically offload some of their Bitcoin inventory to add operating capital to their balance sheet. We’ve been talking to a number of miners on coin shares, capital broker-dealer side. Are looking at raising capital to build out new facilities, to buy new machines and to extend their capacity, raise capital. That means selling more BTC than usual unless the price goes up. What could make the price go up? For the short to medium term? Well, the Federal Reserve said in a press release, New York Fed announced the start of certain secondary market corporate credit facility purchases on May 12. Yep. Yesterday, some crazy brand new thing the Fed and the Treasury Department conjured called the secondary market corporate credit facility s.M CCF went live. Of course, it was established because of the virus. But according to the Fed’s own documentation on what it does, the s.m CCF they purchase in the secondary market, corporate bonds issued by investment-grade U.S. companies or certain U.S. companies that were investment grade. As of March 22nd, two thousand glens. So the key here is they need to be investment-grade corporate bonds or ETF, which means A rating of triple B minus or above. No junk bonds. But there is a loophole or certain companies that were investment grade. As of March 22nd, 2020. So they can currently buy junk bonds as long as they were investment grade before the viral panic. Now, Bloomberg also covered the launch of this facility and they covered a certain ETF in their article, forty-four point six billion shares, ie box investment-grade corporate bond ETF rallied point eight percent after the market opened on Tuesday at twenty-one point three billion shares. Eyeborgs high yield a.k.a. junk corporate bond ETF climbed point five percent. Who is behind the icebox. Corporate ETF BlackRock. Financial is. And guess who is a key player in the response to this pandemic. BlackRock Financial is Bloomberg covered it last month. BlackRock. Becomes a key player in crisis response for Trump and the Fed. And in the article, BlackRock has a premiere role in helping Federal Reserve stabilize markets. The central bank has hired the firm to help manage its economic relief efforts, which the Fed admits from another press release of theirs about the s.m CCF on March 24th, 2020. The New York Fed retained BlackRock Financial Markets Advisory as a third party vendor to serve as the investment manager for this facility. Then Steedman Nugent again moves in. Let the world know too, and that they wouldn’t be making money off of them. Let’s listen in. Well, any of the people who are working with us have already agreed to work at very, very, very reduced rates, making sure that, you know, this is a special situation. So we’re not going to be paying big fees to any of these people and we’re gonna make sure there aren’t conflicts in any of the people we hire. And as I said, they’ll be full transparency. So the president is right. He’s asked me. I’m sorry. Go ahead, sir. Do you have names for any of those individuals who will be doing this? Would be the Federal Reserve has already announced that they’ve hired BlackRock. BlackRock is one of the largest asset managers in the world. BlackRock was involved in the financial crisis last time. Larry Fink has enormous experience. So that’s one of them that has been disclosed. And as we hire more people, we will fully disclose. OK. Snoots my news then. What is this from a detailed document about the facility? A fee structure for the SNCF is based on the value of corporate bonds and loans acquired and held by the facility. BlackRock will charge one an asset management fee and two program administration fees for setup and operation of the facility. So Stevie Boy, don’t be a CBS or we know BlackRock is going to make bank off of this and become even more powerful. You said it yourself. They helped in the 2008 financial crisis. The CEO, Larry Fink at the helm. It was called BlackRock Decade when Bloomberg in 2018 said how that crash forced a six-point three trillion dollar giant. Yet from this chart, we can see they managed just over a trillion in 2008. By 2017 was over six trillion. I wonder how much they manage in 2004? Well, from a corporate media release, assets under management of three hundred and twenty-one billion. Wow. Now, that is some real growth from three hundred twenty-one billion to today, over seven trillion in just 16 years. Now, if we want some perspective, what BlackRock manages is twenty-nine percent of the national debt of the United States of America. A debt clock shows just over twenty-five point one trillion. But tik-tok, tik-tok. It’s growing by that second, although who brought BlackRock on in 2008 to help with the financial crisis? Well, it was that George W. Bush presidency, as it was May 2008 when they got the call to fix Wall Street. But Obama took over in November of that year. How many times did the Obama White House and BlackRock exact mean? Well, according to BlackRock Transparency Project’s Web site, there were 98 meetings between Obama White House officials and BlackRock executives. Hundred and eighty-five meetings and phone calls between senior BlackRock executives and Treasury secretaries spanning the Bush and Obama administrations. And finally, Obama and Larry Fink CEO personally met 16 times. But what is weird, there is not a single picture of the two together can be found online. But we are doing it all over again with the Trump administration. Now, like for those who are still blindfolded and don’t see each administration from the Bushes to the Obamas to now that Trump’s all have the same damn goal and work with the same damn people. I feel sorry for you, Trump, and think our best friend. They like to play schoolboy push and shove. And now this facility has put us on a dark timeline. It was in 2008 dark. It was just hidden better because of Obama’s squeaky clean image. But now we have shifted to where the dark is clear as day by giving Blakroc full control of this debt buyout program. The Fed is further entwining the roles of government and private actors, and in doing so, it makes Blakroc even more systematically important to the financial system. Yet BlackRock is not subject to the regulatory scrutiny of even smaller financial institutions. All doom and gloom. I know. And I said there could possibly be demand from Bitcoin, from all of this. Remember? Well, back in July of last year, Larry Fink said this firm is evaluating cryptocurrencies. The article states chief executive Larry Fink on Monday said the world’s largest asset manager has assembled a working group to look at blockchain technology and cryptocurrency such as Bitcoin. But caution, he does not see massive investor demand. No demand. Then why just a few months later, in October, the head of your working group said this on a podcast. So we talked about how there was a lot of enthusiasm about crypto in 2008 with the initiation of the first and of Bitcoin if you will. A lot of excitement in 2015, 2016, and then now people kind of roll their eyes. It feels like flashing is a tired password. So where do you think we are in the hype cycle and where do you think it’s going? Even though blockchain and crypto are, you know, fundamentally distinct concepts that may ultimately have different endings, blocks and hype cycle is very much tracked Bitcoin’s cycles. And we’ve had three of those in its 10-year history, the first being from Inception basically through 2011 and the second peaking in late 2013, troughing in 2015. And then, of course, the third peaked in December of seventeen as over the last year and a half. That’s where this trough of disillusionment has really set in, where people have started to tire of the buzz and question whether this is going to be anything but just as is typical INJ or that classic Gartner hype cycle as that is happening on the ground, fundamentals are actually improving. So speed, privacy, security, scalability and real development is happening. And then going back to 2018, the head of your working group, Robby. He has been putting out work regarding Bitcoin and crypto. He co-authored this research paper in June of 2018, a fundamental valuation framework of crypto assets. As we can see from the BIOS, the authors are both connected to that ripple. Susan serves on the board of directors and Robby, he worked for them in the summer of twenty seventeen. And what I find funny from the report is even though they are a rip, had they give Bitcoin a better chance of succeeding, as we can see from Section three-point one model application estimating a fundamental value for BTC and X Arpey, they assign Bitcoin a success rate of 30 percent and a failure rate of 70 percent. End with X our P. We can see they assign success at twenty-five percent. Well, failure is seventy-five percent. They think BTC has a better chance. And what I love is their conclusion. We have demonstrated the practical application of the model on two leading crypto assets, BDC and SRP, and arrived at a fundamental value range day for BTC of thirteen thousand six hundred twenty-eight thousand one hundred four x Arpey of a dollar fifty-nine and eight dollars and twenty-three cents. This result, through calculated using imperfective early precise estimate, suggests that both BTC and ex Sarpy may have significant upside from the current price levels, despite the spectacular price appreciation in both currencies since early 2017. So some doubt Ripple Heads will say, Hey Robby, you work for a ribbed ball for US armour. It means BlackRock and the Fed are now going to be using them. No. As you can see, since they made that evaluation call in June of 2018, that tokens were at forty-five cents. They are now at 19, a one-year loss of nearly 60 percent. Bitcoin, it’s basically where it was actually a tad bit higher as it was below AKCA at the beginning of June in twenty-eighteen. Bitcoin has increased by 10 percent. You would think Robbie, an investor at heart, notices things like that. And here’s a little piece of information we need to come and put together. So we found out in March Brian Brooks, who was Coinbase is chief legal officer, was joining the Treasury Department, reuniting with his old one West friend, Manute Chin Katz, who has been advising Coinbase for the past 18 months. BlackRock and they began exploring a crypto ETF together back in June of twenty eighteen, which suspiciously came one month after Coinbase was the first fintech company to speak with U.S. regulators, the Treasury Department, about acquiring a federal banking license, which was unfortunately stopped by. Yeah. We covered this two weeks ago and the video proof that the dollar is going digital, which the Treasury Department specifically Brian Brooks, has held, Office of the Comptroller appealed, and we are still waiting on that decision. But in the meantime, they want to get things are all in for Bitcoin and crypto. Why do you think yesterday JP Morgan announced they are now providing their banking services to Jemini and Coinbase. So if you take the time to find and connect the pieces, they go right together, like IKEA furniture, no solid directions. But once it’s put together, you realize this is some good shiz net. Cheers. I’ll see you next time.

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[jeffrmayhugh]

ALERT! BITCOINs ETF is Confirmed & Coming Soon!!

VIDEO TRANSCRIPT

Hello Folk. What is going on with the viewers across the two? I’m sure you know by now, but if not, my name is Tyler. Welcome to the channel that is more vocal than this little pooch stuck in a drive-through line. This is how lines work, Walter. You can’t just go to the front because you’re Walter Jeffrey. That’s not what it is. You know, you’re not even popular here in Austin, Texas, to be honest. You know our Hounddog. How? It’s time for Chico Krypto. If you didn’t know the real fun began yesterday, my friends, miners in the Bitcoin industry started to realize their profits were being slashed in half. The reward is now officially six point two five BTC per block, or just 900 new bitcoins per day or at current prices, over seventy-nine million dollars per day. Although over the weekend it was twelve point five BTC per block or eighteen hundred new bitcoins per day, or at current prices over one hundred and fifty-eight million dollars. So some miners out there are definitely feeling the pain. But when you check out the hash rate chart over the past seven days, it’s not a terrible miner purge. Yet as a hash rate dipped from one hundred and thirty-six million Tarah hashes to one hundred and twenty-five million hashes, a purge of just eight percent. And with the hash rate staying where it is with the network difficulty’s where it is up. Prices have to stay here or above for a significant majority of the miners to stay profitable. A ton of operations in the US, Europe and Australia are actually losing money at these current prices. But even with the dips into the seven K and high six K range operations in Eastern Europe, Russia and China even become unprofitable. But only if the hash rate and difficulty are around the same level. And this can be seen with pretty having break-even data with miners and certain electricity costs. If you are paying one cent per kilowatt-hour, you were extremely profitable. Pree having even when 25 percent goes to other costs like cooling as break-even was still under fifteen hundred dollars. But not too many places pay that cheap. Even in China now up to the seven percent kilowatt-hours where miners would break even or begin to lose money based on an additional cost. But now with having you have to realize that the costs have doubled for the BTC miners and those break evens have all been multiplied by two, which means prices for these operations have to increase or the miners will be subjected to Bitcoin prices below their break evens, which means they are then forced to sell not only all of the coins they mine on an ongoing basis, but they may also be forced to tap into their balance sheet reserves, causing additional selling pressure on top of their persistent ongoing sales. And you know, what that mining data showed was taken by coin chairs and investment and research company and their chief strategy officer Milton de Meir’s, who is a total babe, by the way, said this when referencing the firm’s observations of the mining industry. I think miners are looking to opportunistically offload some of their Bitcoin inventory to add operating capital to their balance sheet. We’ve been talking to a number of miners on coin shares, capital broker-dealer side. Are looking at raising capital to build out new facilities, to buy new machines and to extend their capacity, raise capital. That means selling more BTC than usual unless the price goes up. What could make the price go up? For the short to medium term? Well, the Federal Reserve said in a press release, New York Fed announced the start of certain secondary market corporate credit facility purchases on May 12. Yep. Yesterday, some crazy brand new thing the Fed and the Treasury Department conjured called the secondary market corporate credit facility s.M CCF went live. Of course, it was established because of the virus. But according to the Fed’s own documentation on what it does, the s.m CCF they purchase in the secondary market, corporate bonds issued by investment-grade U.S. companies or certain U.S. companies that were investment grade. As of March 22nd, two thousand glens. So the key here is they need to be investment-grade corporate bonds or ETF, which means A rating of triple B minus or above. No junk bonds. But there is a loophole or certain companies that were investment grade. As of March 22nd, 2020. So they can currently buy junk bonds as long as they were investment grade before the viral panic. Now, Bloomberg also covered the launch of this facility and they covered a certain ETF in their article, forty-four point six billion shares, ie box investment-grade corporate bond ETF rallied point eight percent after the market opened on Tuesday at twenty-one point three billion shares. Eyeborgs high yield a.k.a. junk corporate bond ETF climbed point five percent. Who is behind the icebox. Corporate ETF BlackRock. Financial is. And guess who is a key player in the response to this pandemic. BlackRock Financial is Bloomberg covered it last month. BlackRock. Becomes a key player in crisis response for Trump and the Fed. And in the article, BlackRock has a premiere role in helping Federal Reserve stabilize markets. The central bank has hired the firm to help manage its economic relief efforts, which the Fed admits from another press release of theirs about the s.m CCF on March 24th, 2020. The New York Fed retained BlackRock Financial Markets Advisory as a third party vendor to serve as the investment manager for this facility. Then Steedman Nugent again moves in. Let the world know too, and that they wouldn’t be making money off of them. Let’s listen in. Well, any of the people who are working with us have already agreed to work at very, very, very reduced rates, making sure that, you know, this is a special situation. So we’re not going to be paying big fees to any of these people and we’re gonna make sure there aren’t conflicts in any of the people we hire. And as I said, they’ll be full transparency. So the president is right. He’s asked me. I’m sorry. Go ahead, sir. Do you have names for any of those individuals who will be doing this? Would be the Federal Reserve has already announced that they’ve hired BlackRock. BlackRock is one of the largest asset managers in the world. BlackRock was involved in the financial crisis last time. Larry Fink has enormous experience. So that’s one of them that has been disclosed. And as we hire more people, we will fully disclose. OK. Snoots my news then. What is this from a detailed document about the facility? A fee structure for the SNCF is based on the value of corporate bonds and loans acquired and held by the facility. BlackRock will charge one an asset management fee and two program administration fees for setup and operation of the facility. So Stevie Boy, don’t be a CBS or we know BlackRock is going to make bank off of this and become even more powerful. You said it yourself. They helped in the 2008 financial crisis. The CEO, Larry Fink at the helm. It was called BlackRock Decade when Bloomberg in 2018 said how that crash forced a six-point three trillion dollar giant. Yet from this chart, we can see they managed just over a trillion in 2008. By 2017 was over six trillion. I wonder how much they manage in 2004? Well, from a corporate media release, assets under management of three hundred and twenty-one billion. Wow. Now, that is some real growth from three hundred twenty-one billion to today, over seven trillion in just 16 years. Now, if we want some perspective, what BlackRock manages is twenty-nine percent of the national debt of the United States of America. A debt clock shows just over twenty-five point one trillion. But tik-tok, tik-tok. It’s growing by that second, although who brought BlackRock on in 2008 to help with the financial crisis? Well, it was that George W. Bush presidency, as it was May 2008 when they got the call to fix Wall Street. But Obama took over in November of that year. How many times did the Obama White House and BlackRock exact mean? Well, according to BlackRock Transparency Project’s Web site, there were 98 meetings between Obama White House officials and BlackRock executives. Hundred and eighty-five meetings and phone calls between senior BlackRock executives and Treasury secretaries spanning the Bush and Obama administrations. And finally, Obama and Larry Fink CEO personally met 16 times. But what is weird, there is not a single picture of the two together can be found online. But we are doing it all over again with the Trump administration. Now, like for those who are still blindfolded and don’t see each administration from the Bushes to the Obamas to now that Trump’s all have the same damn goal and work with the same damn people. I feel sorry for you, Trump, and think our best friend. They like to play schoolboy push and shove. And now this facility has put us on a dark timeline. It was in 2008 dark. It was just hidden better because of Obama’s squeaky clean image. But now we have shifted to where the dark is clear as day by giving Blakroc full control of this debt buyout program. The Fed is further entwining the roles of government and private actors, and in doing so, it makes Blakroc even more systematically important to the financial system. Yet BlackRock is not subject to the regulatory scrutiny of even smaller financial institutions. All doom and gloom. I know. And I said there could possibly be demand from Bitcoin, from all of this. Remember? Well, back in July of last year, Larry Fink said this firm is evaluating cryptocurrencies. The article states chief executive Larry Fink on Monday said the world’s largest asset manager has assembled a working group to look at blockchain technology and cryptocurrency such as Bitcoin. But caution, he does not see massive investor demand. No demand. Then why just a few months later, in October, the head of your working group said this on a podcast. So we talked about how there was a lot of enthusiasm about crypto in 2008 with the initiation of the first and of Bitcoin if you will. A lot of excitement in 2015, 2016, and then now people kind of roll their eyes. It feels like flashing is a tired password. So where do you think we are in the hype cycle and where do you think it’s going? Even though blockchain and crypto are, you know, fundamentally distinct concepts that may ultimately have different endings, blocks and hype cycle is very much tracked Bitcoin’s cycles. And we’ve had three of those in its 10-year history, the first being from Inception basically through 2011 and the second peaking in late 2013, troughing in 2015. And then, of course, the third peaked in December of seventeen as over the last year and a half. That’s where this trough of disillusionment has really set in, where people have started to tire of the buzz and question whether this is going to be anything but just as is typical INJ or that classic Gartner hype cycle as that is happening on the ground, fundamentals are actually improving. So speed, privacy, security, scalability and real development is happening. And then going back to 2018, the head of your working group, Robby. He has been putting out work regarding Bitcoin and crypto. He co-authored this research paper in June of 2018, a fundamental valuation framework of crypto assets. As we can see from the BIOS, the authors are both connected to that ripple. Susan serves on the board of directors and Robby, he worked for them in the summer of twenty seventeen. And what I find funny from the report is even though they are a rip, had they give Bitcoin a better chance of succeeding, as we can see from Section three-point one model application estimating a fundamental value for BTC and X Arpey, they assign Bitcoin a success rate of 30 percent and a failure rate of 70 percent. End with X our P. We can see they assign success at twenty-five percent. Well, failure is seventy-five percent. They think BTC has a better chance. And what I love is their conclusion. We have demonstrated the practical application of the model on two leading crypto assets, BDC and SRP, and arrived at a fundamental value range day for BTC of thirteen thousand six hundred twenty-eight thousand one hundred four x Arpey of a dollar fifty-nine and eight dollars and twenty-three cents. This result, through calculated using imperfective early precise estimate, suggests that both BTC and ex Sarpy may have significant upside from the current price levels, despite the spectacular price appreciation in both currencies since early 2017. So some doubt Ripple Heads will say, Hey Robby, you work for a ribbed ball for US armour. It means BlackRock and the Fed are now going to be using them. No. As you can see, since they made that evaluation call in June of 2018, that tokens were at forty-five cents. They are now at 19, a one-year loss of nearly 60 percent. Bitcoin, it’s basically where it was actually a tad bit higher as it was below AKCA at the beginning of June in twenty-eighteen. Bitcoin has increased by 10 percent. You would think Robbie, an investor at heart, notices things like that. And here’s a little piece of information we need to come and put together. So we found out in March Brian Brooks, who was Coinbase is chief legal officer, was joining the Treasury Department, reuniting with his old one West friend, Manute Chin Katz, who has been advising Coinbase for the past 18 months. BlackRock and they began exploring a crypto ETF together back in June of twenty eighteen, which suspiciously came one month after Coinbase was the first fintech company to speak with U.S. regulators, the Treasury Department, about acquiring a federal banking license, which was unfortunately stopped by. Yeah. We covered this two weeks ago and the video proof that the dollar is going digital, which the Treasury Department specifically Brian Brooks, has held, Office of the Comptroller appealed, and we are still waiting on that decision. But in the meantime, they want to get things are all in for Bitcoin and crypto. Why do you think yesterday JP Morgan announced they are now providing their banking services to Jemini and Coinbase. So if you take the time to find and connect the pieces, they go right together, like IKEA furniture, no solid directions. But once it’s put together, you realize this is some good shiz net. Cheers. I’ll see you next time.

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[scottmapess]

ALERT! BITCOINs ETF is Confirmed & Coming Soon!!

VIDEO TRANSCRIPT

Hello Folk. What is going on with the viewers across the two? I’m sure you know by now, but if not, my name is Tyler. Welcome to the channel that is more vocal than this little pooch stuck in a drive-through line. This is how lines work, Walter. You can’t just go to the front because you’re Walter Jeffrey. That’s not what it is. You know, you’re not even popular here in Austin, Texas, to be honest. You know our Hounddog. How? It’s time for Chico Krypto. If you didn’t know the real fun began yesterday, my friends, miners in the Bitcoin industry started to realize their profits were being slashed in half. The reward is now officially six point two five BTC per block, or just 900 new bitcoins per day or at current prices, over seventy-nine million dollars per day. Although over the weekend it was twelve point five BTC per block or eighteen hundred new bitcoins per day, or at current prices over one hundred and fifty-eight million dollars. So some miners out there are definitely feeling the pain. But when you check out the hash rate chart over the past seven days, it’s not a terrible miner purge. Yet as a hash rate dipped from one hundred and thirty-six million Tarah hashes to one hundred and twenty-five million hashes, a purge of just eight percent. And with the hash rate staying where it is with the network difficulty’s where it is up. Prices have to stay here or above for a significant majority of the miners to stay profitable. A ton of operations in the US, Europe and Australia are actually losing money at these current prices. But even with the dips into the seven K and high six K range operations in Eastern Europe, Russia and China even become unprofitable. But only if the hash rate and difficulty are around the same level. And this can be seen with pretty having break-even data with miners and certain electricity costs. If you are paying one cent per kilowatt-hour, you were extremely profitable. Pree having even when 25 percent goes to other costs like cooling as break-even was still under fifteen hundred dollars. But not too many places pay that cheap. Even in China now up to the seven percent kilowatt-hours where miners would break even or begin to lose money based on an additional cost. But now with having you have to realize that the costs have doubled for the BTC miners and those break evens have all been multiplied by two, which means prices for these operations have to increase or the miners will be subjected to Bitcoin prices below their break evens, which means they are then forced to sell not only all of the coins they mine on an ongoing basis, but they may also be forced to tap into their balance sheet reserves, causing additional selling pressure on top of their persistent ongoing sales. And you know, what that mining data showed was taken by coin chairs and investment and research company and their chief strategy officer Milton de Meir’s, who is a total babe, by the way, said this when referencing the firm’s observations of the mining industry. I think miners are looking to opportunistically offload some of their Bitcoin inventory to add operating capital to their balance sheet. We’ve been talking to a number of miners on coin shares, capital broker-dealer side. Are looking at raising capital to build out new facilities, to buy new machines and to extend their capacity, raise capital. That means selling more BTC than usual unless the price goes up. What could make the price go up? For the short to medium term? Well, the Federal Reserve said in a press release, New York Fed announced the start of certain secondary market corporate credit facility purchases on May 12. Yep. Yesterday, some crazy brand new thing the Fed and the Treasury Department conjured called the secondary market corporate credit facility s.M CCF went live. Of course, it was established because of the virus. But according to the Fed’s own documentation on what it does, the s.m CCF they purchase in the secondary market, corporate bonds issued by investment-grade U.S. companies or certain U.S. companies that were investment grade. As of March 22nd, two thousand glens. So the key here is they need to be investment-grade corporate bonds or ETF, which means A rating of triple B minus or above. No junk bonds. But there is a loophole or certain companies that were investment grade. As of March 22nd, 2020. So they can currently buy junk bonds as long as they were investment grade before the viral panic. Now, Bloomberg also covered the launch of this facility and they covered a certain ETF in their article, forty-four point six billion shares, ie box investment-grade corporate bond ETF rallied point eight percent after the market opened on Tuesday at twenty-one point three billion shares. Eyeborgs high yield a.k.a. junk corporate bond ETF climbed point five percent. Who is behind the icebox. Corporate ETF BlackRock. Financial is. And guess who is a key player in the response to this pandemic. BlackRock Financial is Bloomberg covered it last month. BlackRock. Becomes a key player in crisis response for Trump and the Fed. And in the article, BlackRock has a premiere role in helping Federal Reserve stabilize markets. The central bank has hired the firm to help manage its economic relief efforts, which the Fed admits from another press release of theirs about the s.m CCF on March 24th, 2020. The New York Fed retained BlackRock Financial Markets Advisory as a third party vendor to serve as the investment manager for this facility. Then Steedman Nugent again moves in. Let the world know too, and that they wouldn’t be making money off of them. Let’s listen in. Well, any of the people who are working with us have already agreed to work at very, very, very reduced rates, making sure that, you know, this is a special situation. So we’re not going to be paying big fees to any of these people and we’re gonna make sure there aren’t conflicts in any of the people we hire. And as I said, they’ll be full transparency. So the president is right. He’s asked me. I’m sorry. Go ahead, sir. Do you have names for any of those individuals who will be doing this? Would be the Federal Reserve has already announced that they’ve hired BlackRock. BlackRock is one of the largest asset managers in the world. BlackRock was involved in the financial crisis last time. Larry Fink has enormous experience. So that’s one of them that has been disclosed. And as we hire more people, we will fully disclose. OK. Snoots my news then. What is this from a detailed document about the facility? A fee structure for the SNCF is based on the value of corporate bonds and loans acquired and held by the facility. BlackRock will charge one an asset management fee and two program administration fees for setup and operation of the facility. So Stevie Boy, don’t be a CBS or we know BlackRock is going to make bank off of this and become even more powerful. You said it yourself. They helped in the 2008 financial crisis. The CEO, Larry Fink at the helm. It was called BlackRock Decade when Bloomberg in 2018 said how that crash forced a six-point three trillion dollar giant. Yet from this chart, we can see they managed just over a trillion in 2008. By 2017 was over six trillion. I wonder how much they manage in 2004? Well, from a corporate media release, assets under management of three hundred and twenty-one billion. Wow. Now, that is some real growth from three hundred twenty-one billion to today, over seven trillion in just 16 years. Now, if we want some perspective, what BlackRock manages is twenty-nine percent of the national debt of the United States of America. A debt clock shows just over twenty-five point one trillion. But tik-tok, tik-tok. It’s growing by that second, although who brought BlackRock on in 2008 to help with the financial crisis? Well, it was that George W. Bush presidency, as it was May 2008 when they got the call to fix Wall Street. But Obama took over in November of that year. How many times did the Obama White House and BlackRock exact mean? Well, according to BlackRock Transparency Project’s Web site, there were 98 meetings between Obama White House officials and BlackRock executives. Hundred and eighty-five meetings and phone calls between senior BlackRock executives and Treasury secretaries spanning the Bush and Obama administrations. And finally, Obama and Larry Fink CEO personally met 16 times. But what is weird, there is not a single picture of the two together can be found online. But we are doing it all over again with the Trump administration. Now, like for those who are still blindfolded and don’t see each administration from the Bushes to the Obamas to now that Trump’s all have the same damn goal and work with the same damn people. I feel sorry for you, Trump, and think our best friend. They like to play schoolboy push and shove. And now this facility has put us on a dark timeline. It was in 2008 dark. It was just hidden better because of Obama’s squeaky clean image. But now we have shifted to where the dark is clear as day by giving Blakroc full control of this debt buyout program. The Fed is further entwining the roles of government and private actors, and in doing so, it makes Blakroc even more systematically important to the financial system. Yet BlackRock is not subject to the regulatory scrutiny of even smaller financial institutions. All doom and gloom. I know. And I said there could possibly be demand from Bitcoin, from all of this. Remember? Well, back in July of last year, Larry Fink said this firm is evaluating cryptocurrencies. The article states chief executive Larry Fink on Monday said the world’s largest asset manager has assembled a working group to look at blockchain technology and cryptocurrency such as Bitcoin. But caution, he does not see massive investor demand. No demand. Then why just a few months later, in October, the head of your working group said this on a podcast. So we talked about how there was a lot of enthusiasm about crypto in 2008 with the initiation of the first and of Bitcoin if you will. A lot of excitement in 2015, 2016, and then now people kind of roll their eyes. It feels like flashing is a tired password. So where do you think we are in the hype cycle and where do you think it’s going? Even though blockchain and crypto are, you know, fundamentally distinct concepts that may ultimately have different endings, blocks and hype cycle is very much tracked Bitcoin’s cycles. And we’ve had three of those in its 10-year history, the first being from Inception basically through 2011 and the second peaking in late 2013, troughing in 2015. And then, of course, the third peaked in December of seventeen as over the last year and a half. That’s where this trough of disillusionment has really set in, where people have started to tire of the buzz and question whether this is going to be anything but just as is typical INJ or that classic Gartner hype cycle as that is happening on the ground, fundamentals are actually improving. So speed, privacy, security, scalability and real development is happening. And then going back to 2018, the head of your working group, Robby. He has been putting out work regarding Bitcoin and crypto. He co-authored this research paper in June of 2018, a fundamental valuation framework of crypto assets. As we can see from the BIOS, the authors are both connected to that ripple. Susan serves on the board of directors and Robby, he worked for them in the summer of twenty seventeen. And what I find funny from the report is even though they are a rip, had they give Bitcoin a better chance of succeeding, as we can see from Section three-point one model application estimating a fundamental value for BTC and X Arpey, they assign Bitcoin a success rate of 30 percent and a failure rate of 70 percent. End with X our P. We can see they assign success at twenty-five percent. Well, failure is seventy-five percent. They think BTC has a better chance. And what I love is their conclusion. We have demonstrated the practical application of the model on two leading crypto assets, BDC and SRP, and arrived at a fundamental value range day for BTC of thirteen thousand six hundred twenty-eight thousand one hundred four x Arpey of a dollar fifty-nine and eight dollars and twenty-three cents. This result, through calculated using imperfective early precise estimate, suggests that both BTC and ex Sarpy may have significant upside from the current price levels, despite the spectacular price appreciation in both currencies since early 2017. So some doubt Ripple Heads will say, Hey Robby, you work for a ribbed ball for US armour. It means BlackRock and the Fed are now going to be using them. No. As you can see, since they made that evaluation call in June of 2018, that tokens were at forty-five cents. They are now at 19, a one-year loss of nearly 60 percent. Bitcoin, it’s basically where it was actually a tad bit higher as it was below AKCA at the beginning of June in twenty-eighteen. Bitcoin has increased by 10 percent. You would think Robbie, an investor at heart, notices things like that. And here’s a little piece of information we need to come and put together. So we found out in March Brian Brooks, who was Coinbase is chief legal officer, was joining the Treasury Department, reuniting with his old one West friend, Manute Chin Katz, who has been advising Coinbase for the past 18 months. BlackRock and they began exploring a crypto ETF together back in June of twenty eighteen, which suspiciously came one month after Coinbase was the first fintech company to speak with U.S. regulators, the Treasury Department, about acquiring a federal banking license, which was unfortunately stopped by. Yeah. We covered this two weeks ago and the video proof that the dollar is going digital, which the Treasury Department specifically Brian Brooks, has held, Office of the Comptroller appealed, and we are still waiting on that decision. But in the meantime, they want to get things are all in for Bitcoin and crypto. Why do you think yesterday JP Morgan announced they are now providing their banking services to Jemini and Coinbase. So if you take the time to find and connect the pieces, they go right together, like IKEA furniture, no solid directions. But once it’s put together, you realize this is some good shiz net. Cheers. I’ll see you next time.

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ALERT! BITCOINs ETF is Confirmed & Coming Soon!!

VIDEO TRANSCRIPT

Hello Folk. What is going on with the viewers across the two? I’m sure you know by now, but if not, my name is Tyler. Welcome to the channel that is more vocal than this little pooch stuck in a drive-through line. This is how lines work, Walter. You can’t just go to the front because you’re Walter Jeffrey. That’s not what it is. You know, you’re not even popular here in Austin, Texas, to be honest. You know our Hounddog. How? It’s time for Chico Krypto. If you didn’t know the real fun began yesterday, my friends, miners in the Bitcoin industry started to realize their profits were being slashed in half. The reward is now officially six point two five BTC per block, or just 900 new bitcoins per day or at current prices, over seventy-nine million dollars per day. Although over the weekend it was twelve point five BTC per block or eighteen hundred new bitcoins per day, or at current prices over one hundred and fifty-eight million dollars. So some miners out there are definitely feeling the pain. But when you check out the hash rate chart over the past seven days, it’s not a terrible miner purge. Yet as a hash rate dipped from one hundred and thirty-six million Tarah hashes to one hundred and twenty-five million hashes, a purge of just eight percent. And with the hash rate staying where it is with the network difficulty’s where it is up. Prices have to stay here or above for a significant majority of the miners to stay profitable. A ton of operations in the US, Europe and Australia are actually losing money at these current prices. But even with the dips into the seven K and high six K range operations in Eastern Europe, Russia and China even become unprofitable. But only if the hash rate and difficulty are around the same level. And this can be seen with pretty having break-even data with miners and certain electricity costs. If you are paying one cent per kilowatt-hour, you were extremely profitable. Pree having even when 25 percent goes to other costs like cooling as break-even was still under fifteen hundred dollars. But not too many places pay that cheap. Even in China now up to the seven percent kilowatt-hours where miners would break even or begin to lose money based on an additional cost. But now with having you have to realize that the costs have doubled for the BTC miners and those break evens have all been multiplied by two, which means prices for these operations have to increase or the miners will be subjected to Bitcoin prices below their break evens, which means they are then forced to sell not only all of the coins they mine on an ongoing basis, but they may also be forced to tap into their balance sheet reserves, causing additional selling pressure on top of their persistent ongoing sales. And you know, what that mining data showed was taken by coin chairs and investment and research company and their chief strategy officer Milton de Meir’s, who is a total babe, by the way, said this when referencing the firm’s observations of the mining industry. I think miners are looking to opportunistically offload some of their Bitcoin inventory to add operating capital to their balance sheet. We’ve been talking to a number of miners on coin shares, capital broker-dealer side. Are looking at raising capital to build out new facilities, to buy new machines and to extend their capacity, raise capital. That means selling more BTC than usual unless the price goes up. What could make the price go up? For the short to medium term? Well, the Federal Reserve said in a press release, New York Fed announced the start of certain secondary market corporate credit facility purchases on May 12. Yep. Yesterday, some crazy brand new thing the Fed and the Treasury Department conjured called the secondary market corporate credit facility s.M CCF went live. Of course, it was established because of the virus. But according to the Fed’s own documentation on what it does, the s.m CCF they purchase in the secondary market, corporate bonds issued by investment-grade U.S. companies or certain U.S. companies that were investment grade. As of March 22nd, two thousand glens. So the key here is they need to be investment-grade corporate bonds or ETF, which means A rating of triple B minus or above. No junk bonds. But there is a loophole or certain companies that were investment grade. As of March 22nd, 2020. So they can currently buy junk bonds as long as they were investment grade before the viral panic. Now, Bloomberg also covered the launch of this facility and they covered a certain ETF in their article, forty-four point six billion shares, ie box investment-grade corporate bond ETF rallied point eight percent after the market opened on Tuesday at twenty-one point three billion shares. Eyeborgs high yield a.k.a. junk corporate bond ETF climbed point five percent. Who is behind the icebox. Corporate ETF BlackRock. Financial is. And guess who is a key player in the response to this pandemic. BlackRock Financial is Bloomberg covered it last month. BlackRock. Becomes a key player in crisis response for Trump and the Fed. And in the article, BlackRock has a premiere role in helping Federal Reserve stabilize markets. The central bank has hired the firm to help manage its economic relief efforts, which the Fed admits from another press release of theirs about the s.m CCF on March 24th, 2020. The New York Fed retained BlackRock Financial Markets Advisory as a third party vendor to serve as the investment manager for this facility. Then Steedman Nugent again moves in. Let the world know too, and that they wouldn’t be making money off of them. Let’s listen in. Well, any of the people who are working with us have already agreed to work at very, very, very reduced rates, making sure that, you know, this is a special situation. So we’re not going to be paying big fees to any of these people and we’re gonna make sure there aren’t conflicts in any of the people we hire. And as I said, they’ll be full transparency. So the president is right. He’s asked me. I’m sorry. Go ahead, sir. Do you have names for any of those individuals who will be doing this? Would be the Federal Reserve has already announced that they’ve hired BlackRock. BlackRock is one of the largest asset managers in the world. BlackRock was involved in the financial crisis last time. Larry Fink has enormous experience. So that’s one of them that has been disclosed. And as we hire more people, we will fully disclose. OK. Snoots my news then. What is this from a detailed document about the facility? A fee structure for the SNCF is based on the value of corporate bonds and loans acquired and held by the facility. BlackRock will charge one an asset management fee and two program administration fees for setup and operation of the facility. So Stevie Boy, don’t be a CBS or we know BlackRock is going to make bank off of this and become even more powerful. You said it yourself. They helped in the 2008 financial crisis. The CEO, Larry Fink at the helm. It was called BlackRock Decade when Bloomberg in 2018 said how that crash forced a six-point three trillion dollar giant. Yet from this chart, we can see they managed just over a trillion in 2008. By 2017 was over six trillion. I wonder how much they manage in 2004? Well, from a corporate media release, assets under management of three hundred and twenty-one billion. Wow. Now, that is some real growth from three hundred twenty-one billion to today, over seven trillion in just 16 years. Now, if we want some perspective, what BlackRock manages is twenty-nine percent of the national debt of the United States of America. A debt clock shows just over twenty-five point one trillion. But tik-tok, tik-tok. It’s growing by that second, although who brought BlackRock on in 2008 to help with the financial crisis? Well, it was that George W. Bush presidency, as it was May 2008 when they got the call to fix Wall Street. But Obama took over in November of that year. How many times did the Obama White House and BlackRock exact mean? Well, according to BlackRock Transparency Project’s Web site, there were 98 meetings between Obama White House officials and BlackRock executives. Hundred and eighty-five meetings and phone calls between senior BlackRock executives and Treasury secretaries spanning the Bush and Obama administrations. And finally, Obama and Larry Fink CEO personally met 16 times. But what is weird, there is not a single picture of the two together can be found online. But we are doing it all over again with the Trump administration. Now, like for those who are still blindfolded and don’t see each administration from the Bushes to the Obamas to now that Trump’s all have the same damn goal and work with the same damn people. I feel sorry for you, Trump, and think our best friend. They like to play schoolboy push and shove. And now this facility has put us on a dark timeline. It was in 2008 dark. It was just hidden better because of Obama’s squeaky clean image. But now we have shifted to where the dark is clear as day by giving Blakroc full control of this debt buyout program. The Fed is further entwining the roles of government and private actors, and in doing so, it makes Blakroc even more systematically important to the financial system. Yet BlackRock is not subject to the regulatory scrutiny of even smaller financial institutions. All doom and gloom. I know. And I said there could possibly be demand from Bitcoin, from all of this. Remember? Well, back in July of last year, Larry Fink said this firm is evaluating cryptocurrencies. The article states chief executive Larry Fink on Monday said the world’s largest asset manager has assembled a working group to look at blockchain technology and cryptocurrency such as Bitcoin. But caution, he does not see massive investor demand. No demand. Then why just a few months later, in October, the head of your working group said this on a podcast. So we talked about how there was a lot of enthusiasm about crypto in 2008 with the initiation of the first and of Bitcoin if you will. A lot of excitement in 2015, 2016, and then now people kind of roll their eyes. It feels like flashing is a tired password. So where do you think we are in the hype cycle and where do you think it’s going? Even though blockchain and crypto are, you know, fundamentally distinct concepts that may ultimately have different endings, blocks and hype cycle is very much tracked Bitcoin’s cycles. And we’ve had three of those in its 10-year history, the first being from Inception basically through 2011 and the second peaking in late 2013, troughing in 2015. And then, of course, the third peaked in December of seventeen as over the last year and a half. That’s where this trough of disillusionment has really set in, where people have started to tire of the buzz and question whether this is going to be anything but just as is typical INJ or that classic Gartner hype cycle as that is happening on the ground, fundamentals are actually improving. So speed, privacy, security, scalability and real development is happening. And then going back to 2018, the head of your working group, Robby. He has been putting out work regarding Bitcoin and crypto. He co-authored this research paper in June of 2018, a fundamental valuation framework of crypto assets. As we can see from the BIOS, the authors are both connected to that ripple. Susan serves on the board of directors and Robby, he worked for them in the summer of twenty seventeen. And what I find funny from the report is even though they are a rip, had they give Bitcoin a better chance of succeeding, as we can see from Section three-point one model application estimating a fundamental value for BTC and X Arpey, they assign Bitcoin a success rate of 30 percent and a failure rate of 70 percent. End with X our P. We can see they assign success at twenty-five percent. Well, failure is seventy-five percent. They think BTC has a better chance. And what I love is their conclusion. We have demonstrated the practical application of the model on two leading crypto assets, BDC and SRP, and arrived at a fundamental value range day for BTC of thirteen thousand six hundred twenty-eight thousand one hundred four x Arpey of a dollar fifty-nine and eight dollars and twenty-three cents. This result, through calculated using imperfective early precise estimate, suggests that both BTC and ex Sarpy may have significant upside from the current price levels, despite the spectacular price appreciation in both currencies since early 2017. So some doubt Ripple Heads will say, Hey Robby, you work for a ribbed ball for US armour. It means BlackRock and the Fed are now going to be using them. No. As you can see, since they made that evaluation call in June of 2018, that tokens were at forty-five cents. They are now at 19, a one-year loss of nearly 60 percent. Bitcoin, it’s basically where it was actually a tad bit higher as it was below AKCA at the beginning of June in twenty-eighteen. Bitcoin has increased by 10 percent. You would think Robbie, an investor at heart, notices things like that. And here’s a little piece of information we need to come and put together. So we found out in March Brian Brooks, who was Coinbase is chief legal officer, was joining the Treasury Department, reuniting with his old one West friend, Manute Chin Katz, who has been advising Coinbase for the past 18 months. BlackRock and they began exploring a crypto ETF together back in June of twenty eighteen, which suspiciously came one month after Coinbase was the first fintech company to speak with U.S. regulators, the Treasury Department, about acquiring a federal banking license, which was unfortunately stopped by. Yeah. We covered this two weeks ago and the video proof that the dollar is going digital, which the Treasury Department specifically Brian Brooks, has held, Office of the Comptroller appealed, and we are still waiting on that decision. But in the meantime, they want to get things are all in for Bitcoin and crypto. Why do you think yesterday JP Morgan announced they are now providing their banking services to Jemini and Coinbase. So if you take the time to find and connect the pieces, they go right together, like IKEA furniture, no solid directions. But once it’s put together, you realize this is some good shiz net. Cheers. I’ll see you next time.

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A Work In Progress

     My name is Jeanne Rachel Palmero Matubis, born on January 21, 1997 in Quezon City to Jacob and Rowena Matubis. I have three siblings of which I am second eldest. Firstborn is my brother Jethro Jake Matubis who is now twenty-one years old. I am twenty. I am currently studying at the University of the Philippines from which my brother graduated in Computer Science just last semester. Next is my younger brother John Jacob Matubis, sixteen and studying at the International Christian Academy. Lastly, my youngest sister is Janne Raquel Matubis who is fourteen years old and is now a 9th grader in The Master’s Academy.

      Just like my sister, I studied in The Master’s Academy since pre-school all the way until high school. I was always a top student; I was the salutatorian in elementary and I graduated with honors in high school. I was an achiever both in academics and extra-curricular activities. I was elected auditor for the student council in Freshman year, secretary in Sophomore year, treasurer in junior year, and campaign manager in senior year. I enjoyed serving the student body but I only managed the campaigns of one of the running parties in senior year because I decided to focus on my studies. After all, I was already graduating.

     Back at home, I am close to my family. My father is the breadwinner of the household. He is the ideal father because although he is quiet, he’s a patient, smart, and hardworking doctor. My mother is a very organized housewife. Both of them love and work hard for the family and I love them very much. I’m also close to my siblings. My eldest brother and I used to play video games back when we were young. Until now, he still likes video games and also playing the piano. He’s very smart and hardworking yet very cool. My little brother is an artist. He makes mods (short for “modifications”) for video games; these are alterations that change some aspect of a video game, such as how it looks or behaves. He also has a YouTube channel so you can tell he’s always on the computer. He’s very energetic, always singing and dancing with me. My little sister is the mature one. She’s smart, she fights for what she believes in. She has a seriously tough outer-shell but she’s sweet on the inside. She likes to watch anime, she’s creative, she draws, and writes. She has different nicknames for me; she calls me achi and pichi pichi. They sound silly but I love them.

      As for my relatives, I’m not close with them at all because of the age gap. My cousins are all much older and already have their own families. Fortunately, I have one close cousin from my father’s side and another one from my mother’s side. They are Caira Louise Benwick and Justin Ira Jurado respectively. Caira is a small girl with chinky eyes and straight black hair. She is the eldest of her siblings and although she’s mature, she’s fun and nice to converse with. Ira is short as well and she’s an artist who inspires me to become more artistic. We bond through photoshoots and because of her, I became interested in anime and cosplaying. When I was young, I used to sleepover at her house so we’re quite close. They’re both older than me but I feel comfortable around them because I can be myself.

     I am a born-again Christian and my church is CCF (Christ Commission Fellowship) in Alabang. Our aim is to proliferate the church, to make Christ-committed followers who will make Christ-committed followers as well. Every Sunday, I serve in Sunday School as a Sunday School teacher. It has been two years since I’ve begun teaching kinder-prep students. I am also a servant-leader of Elevate, a youth organization. We aim to help the youth get to know God and establish a relationship with Him and with the other members. I am currently the Games Head under the Events Ministry of Elevate.

     I have many interests. I was a varsity player of table tennis in high school. I have an inclination for the arts so I like to paint sometimes with watercolor but I prefer acrylic. I like to be adventurous with my art; one day I’ll test the waters with soft pastels. I also like music. I like to sing and dance but I’m not particularly good at them. I can play the guitar and I want to learn how to play the piano. I skate using a cruiser board and I have two of them purchased from Big H Scate Co. Although that sounds tomboyish, I like to dress-up, especially on Sundays when I feel most girly. I like putting on eyeliner. I wear skirts and dresses, doll shoes, pastel colored clothes, and Korean fashion. I like watching Korean dramas but I also like Japanese anime. I like anime OST (original sound tracks), especially Studio Ghibili soundtracks. Those songs are so relaxing and they boost my productivity whenever I study. I am currently learning Japanese. However, I am not particularly an achiever in school but I want to do my best to finish college so I can help my family.

     Speaking of college, my university life began in 2014. I am taking up Organizational because although I was undecided of my future, I was attracted to it. Now I believe this course will open a lot of opportunities for me after I graduate college. My favorite subjects so far were Humanities II, PE weightlifting, and Communication III. I just recently accomplished my internship at The Bellevue Manila where I worked under the Human Resources department and the Marketing Communication department. I was able to spearhead the training program for my fellow trainees from different departments. During my internship I gained friends but also weight (there was a buffet every day). I was also fortunate enough to be supervised by pretty and friendly bosses.

     Moving on to my life outside the university or anything remotely close to that, I grabbed many opportunities. In 2015, I joined the Juicy Cologne pageant in 2015. I won as one of the eight brand ambassadors for the cologne and each winner represented a corresponding scent; mine was the Sprightly Sprinkle scent. I won that specific scent because I was the bubbliest and fun. In the process, I enjoyed participating in school events and mall shows, meeting a lot of students, and even reaching out to them. I was given the opportunity to organize my own outreach sponsored by Juicy Cologne and in partnership with Elevate Alabang. Here, we shared the gospel to children and donated forty electric fans to that public school.

     In 2016, I started cosplaying. I’ve cosplayed as animes such as Kaori, Umaru, Nico Yazawa, Emilia, and Mario. I save up to buy costumes for my cosplans (cosplay plans) but sometimes I make them myself. I really enjoy going to the conventions and being part of the friendly and cool cosplay community. They are very supportive and photographers even invite me to model for them in photoshoots.

     I am proudly NBSB (No Boyfriend Since Birth). I’ve had crushes of course and even flings, but they never worked out before. That doesn’t worry me because I believe God is still writing my love story. For now, I’m guarding my heart because I want my first boyfriend to be the last, to be my future husband. My ideal type of man is someone who is a chinito, tall, funny, and can bring me closer to the Lord. I want someone who will be able to lead our family to Christ.

     I know that I may not be perfect. I am not the best steward of my time and there are opportunities that I miss out on because of my lack of confidence and initiative that’s why I am still prayerfully trying to correct these things by fixing my perspective in life. That is why when it comes to love, I don’t want to rush things, because I know that I still have a lot to work on in myself. For the mean time, I want to prepare myself so that I can become the best version of myself, while faithfully waiting and serving the Lord until He leads the man He has planned out for me. I believe that whoever that man is, God would give him the grace to patiently wait for me no matter how hard or how long it would take. I believe in love that can last for a lifetime and that it can last forever and that love can only come from God.

     What I learned in life is that it is short and I want to make the most out of it. I’m shy but I like challenging myself to break out of my shell. Whenever an opportunity comes, I believe I should grab it, so my motto in life is to “Go for the butterflies.” Most of all I want my life to have purpose and that purpose is for God’s greater glory.

     The future is still not clear for me. There are a lot of things that I want to do in my life before I die. I am not sure what profession I would like to have in the future, but one thing is for sure. I want to live a life wherein people would see the power and goodness of God. Even if I know that it is impossible, I want to pattern my life the way that Jesus lived His life in this world. With every move that I make, and every word that I say, I want it to glorify the Lord so that I would be able to radiate His love in my life for others to see that they may believe that Jesus saves and is alive forevermore. Before I die and spend eternity with my Lord Jesus Christ in heaven, I would like people to be able to see the epitaph written “A woman after God’s own heart” in my tombstone.

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Herding Cats

Day #23 - Up and Coming | Word Count: 1000 | Rating: M | CW: Talk of Previous Sex, Brief Teasing about Daddy Kink, Minor Appearance by Billy | POV: Steve | Pairing: Steddie, Platonic Stobin, Minor Others | Tags: Road Manager Steve Harrington, Having to Herd These Assholes, Like Cats, Famous Corroded Coffin, The Morning After a Show

1 Night, 4 Rooms The morning after. Is also standalone, but everything is is below.

Eddie | Goodie | Gareth | Jeff | Steve (Bonus morning after!)

Steve walks down the hotel hallway, knocking on each door of their block, giving them each a shave and a haircut, two bits so they know it's him, but that he doesn't need them to actually come to the door, just get up and at 'em if they aren't already.

There's a hotel security guard watching him work, which he's pretty sure they didn't request. For better or worse, they've got their own security now.

And speak of the devil, and the devil appears, walking towards him from the elevator is Billy, and Steve pulls the daily schedule from his binder, and hands it off as they pass each other. Not stopping, not saying a word. It's easier this way. They can work together, but decidedly apart.

In the private dining room, Steve does a loose headcount. Crew is all over, filling tables, and Eddie's sitting with Gareth and Di, his plate already piled high. Jeff's at the buffet now, but Goodie's nowhere to be seen.

Steve catches Billy's eye, taps his watch, holds up the number three, and rotates his hands in a well? motion.

Billy gives him the three back, then points upwards. Then switches his extended finger to his middle one, flipping Steve off. Fucker.

The baseball-style hand signals work well, but there are downsides, unfortunately. Steve's given them each a number: Eddie's one, Jeff's two, Goodie's three and Gareth's four. 

And three's missing.

If Steve doesn't see him in ten minutes, he'll go do an in-person wake up call.

Still no Goodie.

Goddamnit.

Steve lets himself into room 1013, and Jesus Christ. It looks like a tornado hit it. The condom wrappers alone.

At least he was safe.

On the bed, Goodie is facedown, bare-assed. Scratches all up and down his back.

"Goods!" Steve yells, banging on the dresser with his fist.

Goodie jumps, startled awake.

"Morning, Casanova. Breakfast, ballroom seven," Steve says.

He's still not moving.

"Charles!" Steve yells, and Goodie growls in response. Steve'll pay for that later, but at least Goodie's responding. 

"And put something on your back, it looks awful," Steve says, only staying long enough to make sure Goodie is moving.

It's like herding fucking cats. Feral, maybe a touch rabid, cats.

Back at breakfast, Eddie's clearly looking for him.

"Steve," Eddie says, and pats the empty chair next to him, "Come. Sit. Eat."

Steve looks at his watch. Yeah, he better do that if he's gonna before they go.

Standing at the buffet, Robin comes up and hip checks him, "Hey, dingus. You look tired," she says, and he feels tired. It's gonna be a long fucking summer, no matter how this all shakes out. "Let me pick up some of the slack. Put me to work."

He leans down and kisses her head. He just may have to, for his own sanity.

Goodie eventually blunders in, looking a little worse for wear. 

"Hey, Daddy. Long, hard night?" Gareth says, and everyone that had been within earshot last night laughs, while everyone else is just confused. Steve hadn't actually heard any of this himself, he was long asleep by then, but Gareth made sure to relay all the dirty details to anyone that would listen. 

Apparently whatever hellcat Goodie brought home last night had a daddy kink that they all loudly got to experience. They didn't even have to pay extra for the show.

Steve's shocked Eddie didn't call the hotel to complain about the noise. Goodie did that to them once, and he knows Eddie would love to repay the favor, just for fun.

Goodie reaches down and squeezes Gareth's neck from behind, but he's laughing. Steve's already seen the scratches on his back, and now he can see the marks all up and down his neck, so he must have really caught himself a wild one.

Good for him.

"They can call me anything they want, as long as they fuck like that," Goodie says, reaching over Gareth's head, pulling all the bacon off Gareth's plate. There are complaints, of course there are when it comes to Gareth and Goodie, but Jeff is walking by and just takes bacon from his plate and drops it on Gareth's.

Keeping the peace.

It's not like there isn't an unlimited supply. They paid for it, they can eat all they want before the bus leaves in, Steve checks his watch, forty-six minutes.

It's a day off, and they don't have far to go, but they still have a schedule to keep, and playing catch up is a pain in the ass. It's so much easier to stick to it, even if he has to strong-arm them to get them anywhere on time.

Steve stands by the steps of the bus, marking everyone off as they get on. The crew bus already situated, and long gone. But Goodie's been on and off their bus twice, as everyone else was settling in for an on-time departure. Steve looks up at Saul, the bus driver, "We're waiting on Goodie to get on again. And then we're ready."

Saul gives him the thumbs up. 

Goodie comes walking back across the parking lot, six-pack of beer under his arm. Hair of the dog, Steve supposes. 

"That it? We're good?" Steve asks, and Goodie nods behind his sunglasses, shuffling up the steps and crashing onto the open spot on the couch next to Jeff.

"Wild night, huh?" Jeff asks Goodie.

"I'm fucking sore. Everywhere," Goodie moans, and Steve chuckles as he does the final headcount. 

He thinks they're all here, but he doesn't want to get fifty miles down the road and realize Gareth isn't anywhere to be found.

Not again.

Eddie's in his bunk, reading. 

Billy's foot is dangling out of his, blocking the aisle.

Steve steps over it, and knocks on the back bedroom, getting responses from both Gareth and Diana. That's everyone. All here.

"Saul, it's all yours," Steve says, sliding into the jump seat, as the bus finally pulls away. 

Next stop, Jacksonville.

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Room 1017 - Jeff

Day #23 - Up and Coming | Word Count: 1000 | Rating: E | CW: Sex | POV: Jeff | Pairing: Jeff/Unnamed OFC | Tags: Famous Corroded Coffin, Touring, Road Manager Steve Harrington, Winding Down After The Gig, One Night Stand

1 Night, 4 Rooms Each is standalone, but takes place on the same hotel floor.

Eddie | Goodie | Gareth | Jeff | Steve (Bonus morning after!)

Jeff thinks he might actually be able to close this deal. She's moved from someone he talked to in line for the bathroom at the bar, to sharing a table, and now she's slid right into a booth beside him. Pressing close. Letting him kiss her, her fingernails scratching against his jeans. His thigh. 

Gareth's supposed to be at the hotel by one a.m. That's the time Steve assured Gareth that Di's flight would be in by, according to arrivals. Steve called the airline, more than once. But Steve's always on the phone, so this is nothing new.

Jeff just hopes Gareth can take care of himself, because if this continues much longer, Jeff's gonna ask if she wants to come back to his room. 

They booked separate rooms, and tonight it might come in handy. No last minute adding rooms at the front desk. And then forgetting to tell Steve they did it the next morning, so he fights over the unexpected charges, not knowing he's in the wrong.

That never goes well.

Jeff's pretty sure they've stolen rooms, because Steve won't give up when he thinks he's right, and hotels just cave to get him to go away. One room is nothing in the grand scheme of things, especially when booking a big block, but still. Steve would be really mad if he knew they add rooms without the proper accounting.

But tonight, that won't be a problem.

"Do you wanna get out of here?" he asks, leaning down towards her ear to be heard over the music. 

She smiles and nods, and he scoots out of the booth, offering her his hand, and she takes it, tucking herself right up next to his body.

He wraps his arm around her, hugging her close as he stops by their original table, catching Gareth and Goodie's attention to let them know he's taking the car. 

Gareth checks his watch. There's still plenty of time for the car to come back for him, and Gareth eventually nods. Like he's somehow giving permission.

Jeff takes it for what it is, and laces his fingers with hers, walking out of the bar, opening the door of the town car for her. 

It's always a little awkward, having sex with a stranger. He's still a little shy, and making the proposition is still uncomfortable, even now, famous-adjacent. He's still Jeff. 

So, yeah. He's never quite gotten used to it. But she's grinning, and running her hands all over him, so he figures she must be into it. 

He tears open the condom wrapper, and rolls it down his dick. Positioning himself over her, asking, "This good?"

"Yes," she agrees, nodding as she wraps her legs around his waist, encouraging him.

He eases in, not wanting to hurt her by rushing anything, but she doesn't seem concerned. Her whole body is loose and pliable under him, and her eyes are shut, but she's smiling.

It's good. She's not giving him much feedback, but that's okay. He's not exactly loud himself. 

He's gonna come, it's inevitable. He thrusts into her, one, two, three more times and groans. Pressing as far in as he can. 

She hasn't finished, and after he pulls out and deals with the condom, he lays next to her. Sliding his hand down her belly. She spreads her legs, an invitation, and he presses the pads of his fingers against her clit. Moving them in gentle circles, keeping what he hopes is a good rhythm that will get her there. 

With his free hand, he thumbs at her nipple and she arches her back. That's always hit or miss, but it seems like a hit with her, so he leans over and runs his tongue over her nipple, then sucks, and she arches her back. 

She's so fucking wet, slipping easily as he moves his fingers. He shifts, leans down, kisses her stomach, and she tilts her hips up, chasing his touch. 

It seems like an invitation. 

He hopes so. 

He slides back between her thighs, brushing his thumb against the damp curls between her legs. 

"Can I?" he asks. 

"I, I don't…" she trails off, and that's okay. He won't, not if she's not comfortable. 

"Okay," he says, moving so he can rub her with his fingers again. 

It takes a while. He doesn't know her, and she doesn't know him, so he's happy when she finally comes with a breathy laugh. 

He shows her where all his bathroom stuff is, if she wants to take a shower. Gives her a clean towel.

She can stay, or leave, he's okay with either. He knows guys, especially musicians, aren't always the nicest. Eddie would kill them if they acted that way. 

Gareth's a fucking manwhore, or at least he was, before he got all smitten, but not even he's ever been that kind of a dickhead. 

She does take a shower and changes into a Corroded Coffin t-shirt. Steve doled out the samples that they didn't end up using when they ordered new merch, and this is one Jeff ended up with. 

"Is this a band or a movie?" she asks. 

"A band."

"Never heard of them," she says, as she gently sits down on the edge of the bed. 

"It's a heavy metal band," he says. 

She nods, "Are you sure you want me to stay?" 

"Yes, if you want to. If not, I can get the car to take you home." 

She slides under the covers, and lays there in the silence. 

Finally, she says, "This is your band isn't it?"

He laughs and rolls closer, hugging her from the side, "Yeah." 

"I thought it was weird you had a private car to bring us back, instead of grabbing a cab." 

He smiles, "Our road manager. Steve. He sets that up. So he doesn't have to worry about us getting into trouble getting home." 

"Smart," she says. 

"And experienced," he clarifies with a grin, pressing his lips to her shoulder. 

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Room 1015 - Gareth

Day #23 - Up and Coming | Word Count: 1000 | Rating: E | CW: Sex | POV: Gareth | Pairing: Gareth/Di (OC) | Tags: Famous Corroded Coffin, Touring, Winding Down After The Gig, New and Exciting Love

1 Night, 4 Rooms Each is standalone, but takes place on the same hotel floor.

Eddie | Goodie | Gareth | Jeff | Steve (Bonus morning after!)

Gareth hears it on both sides, and tries to block out the sound. The last thing he wants to be thinking about is any of his bandmates, his friends, having sex while he's hopefully getting ready to do the same thing himself.

They really need to start booking rooms on different floors. But that would just make more work for Steve, so that's probably not gonna happen. They're on the bus most of the time these days, anyway. Hotels are for special days off, like tonight, because Di was coming in to meet him.

Sounds like they all made good use having rooms tonight. A clean sweep, a home run, the full monty. All of them coming home from the bar with company.

That almost never happens. It's more rare than, well, fuck, just about anything. 

But, one-by-one, they left the bar. First Eddie, but that was with Steve, so that's hardly a surprise and should really be thrown out of all present and future statistics. It's skewing the data. A done deal.

A constant. 

But then Jeff picked up a girl, then another girl kept circling the table, and Gareth couldn't exactly tell if she was trying to catch his eye, or Goodie's.

And it was Goodie she wanted to fuck, apparently.

Gareth wasn't interested anyway, but still. Way to make him feel like the last loser left behind. Goodie eventually struck up a conversation with her at the bar, and then he was gone, too. 

And that left Gareth, all alone to pay the tab that the rest of them conveniently left for him. He didn't even drink tonight, not wanting to be sloshed when Di showed up, so having to pay the entire tab was really kind of fucked.

Now, he's on the bed in his own room, waiting. Somewhat patiently. This thing between them in still pretty new, and long distance, but hot and fucking heavy. Maybe he should check with the front desk again. Make sure she's not waiting. He left very specific instructions that she was to be given a key and let up. 

When the door finally swings open, Di's standing there in a floral sundress that she immediately strips over her head, leaving her in her bra and panties, as soon as her suitcase hits the floor. 

And he's lucky. 

Very, very lucky.

She crawls up on the bed, and straddles his thighs. Pressing right down against him. He runs his hands all over her back, just wanting to touch her.

"I missed you," he says.

Her flight was delayed, and she missed the show. They were both disappointed about that, but she's here now.

"I missed you, too," Di says, rocking on his clothed dick. "I'm sorry I missed the show. I tried. Believe it or not, you can't just talk your way onto a plane with a sob story."

Gareth laughs. If anyone could, it'd be her, though. 

He wishes she'd made it, but knows it was totally out of her control. If Steve couldn't make it happen, it was impossible. That much Gareth knows. There'll be other shows. A lifetime of them, maybe.

At least they'll have tomorrow, a day off, together. It's a travel day, so they'll have to get on the bus, but he's called dibs on the back bedroom. The only bit of privacy. 

She feels good on him, and he knows they could both get off like this, have, they are that fucking horny for each other. He met his match in her, somehow. And he wants more, but has other plans first. He anchors himself, rolling them, flipping her onto her back. Settling between her thighs. 

She laughs, touching his forehead, brushing his hair back. He yanks down her panties and breathes in the smell of her, as his tongue gets to work. He didn't need to drink tonight at the bar, he'll get drunk on her.

It's his favorite thing. Always has been, always will be. 

Eating pussy. That's his gift. Well, and drumming. Equal talents, he's pretty sure. 

He loves her. 

He hasn't told her that, it's probably too soon. But he's loved her since the first night, he's quickly realizing. Love at first sight always seemed like such bullshit, even after he basically saw it happen with Eddie and Steve.

He still didn't believe.

Now, he thinks he just might.

His tongue licking upwards, then back down, delving inside her, getting her even wetter than she already is. Wanting to make her happy, wanting to make her come, over and over. 

He circles her clit with the tip of his tongue, and her breathing changes. Raggedy, as she works towards an orgasm, thighs shaking around his ears. 

She's quiet, though. Unlike whatever the fuck is happening in the room next door. Goodie ain't that good in bed. No way in hell. 

He pushes it out of his mind, focusing only on Di. She makes a breathy noise and clenches around his ears, coming. 

If he keeps it up, he might be about to stretch it into a second.

She cards her fingers through his hair, rubbing his scalp, "Gare. Now." 

He's happy right where he is, but he comes up, reluctantly, and can smell her on his upper lip in a way that makes his dick throb as he reaches for a condom, rolling it down. He expects to slide on top of her, but she's climbing on his lap, guiding herself down onto his cock. 

"Like that," she says, and he'll continue to do anything she wants, for as long as she'll let him. Forever, even. 

Chest-to-chest, she's just rolling her hips, fucking him. He hugs her close, both hands on her back, his face buried in her neck. 

She's perfect. He doesn't know how he existed before her, honestly. He knows he's got lots of shit, lots of baggage, and he's nowhere near perfect.

But he wants to keep her, keep them. 

He really, really wants to love her. 

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Room 1013 - Goodie

Day #23 - Up and Coming | Word Count: 1000 | Rating: E | CW: Sex, Under-Negotiated Kink (Including Unexpectedly Being Called Daddy), Mentions of Weight (Not Derogatory, Just Not Ignored) | POV: Goodie | Pairing: Goodie/OC (Female) | Tags: Famous Corroded Coffin, Winding Down After The Gig, One Night Stand, Mr. Goodie's Wild Ride

1 Night, 4 Rooms Each is standalone, but takes place on the same hotel floor.

Eddie | Goodie | Gareth | Jeff | Steve (Bonus morning after!)

"She's either into you or me," Gareth says, then looks at his watch for the thousandth time tonight. Gareth hasn't let any of the rest of them forget it all evening that his girlfriend is still flying in tonight.

They're just trying to wind down after the show, and all Gareth can think about is when Di is gonna get here. It's kind of disgusting. There was a time, and not that fucking long ago, thank you very much, that Gareth would have been working this bar like a goddamn pussy hound. 

And to Goodie's dismay, it somehow always worked. 

He'll never understand it. Gareth isn't anything to look at. None of them are, really. All decidedly average, as far as Goodie can tell.

Freaks, the lot of them. 

But Eddie somehow landed Steve. 

And Di's cute as shit. 

Both of them are punching way, way above their weight class. 

Goodie isn't sure why the fuck Gareth didn't just go wait at the airport terminal if he can't relax enough to enjoy himself. He can't make her get here any faster. They already went through this with Eddie and his dogged obsession with Steve, and now Gareth's acting like he's in love. 

They're all ate up. They get their damn dicks wet, and think they need to commit for life. Gareth from a few months ago wouldn't be acting like this, he'd still be pulling a girl or three a week, like he made a Robert Johnson crossroads deal, but for pussy instead of musical success.

The girl walks by again, and Gareth raises his eyebrows.

Maybe she is looking. Maybe not. Gareth definitely has an overactive radar for women that hasn't dampened, even in a relationship, apparently.

After Eddie and Jeff bailed for the night, and Gareth's on the payphone again, Goodie leans against the bar, waiting on a drink.

A hand touches his back, pressing into the leather of his jacket, like they're leaning in close. He's sure it's Gareth telling him he's finally leaving, but when he turns, it's the girl Gareth had clocked as interested.

"Am I in your way?" he asks, taking a small step to the side. There's not much room to maneuver, but he can pretend to make room. 

She smiles and shakes her head, "You're in Corroded Coffin, right?"

He nods, a little surprised. She doesn't look the type to follow their music, not really, not even where they are now, sort of barnstorming the mainstream.

"Yeah, I'm Goodie," he says, offering him her hand, "the bass player." 

"Bass is good. I like it deep," she says, holding out a Sharpie, tugging down the top of her tank top, "Make it out to Gina?"

He's signed tits before, they all have, but not usually outside of a gig. 

The stool behind him is free, so he sits back on it, and she immediately wedges herself between his legs, both of her hands resting on his thighs.

He braces his left hand against her collarbone, definitely for leverage, and not at all so the heel of his hand grazes the top of her tit, as he drags the ink of the marker across her skin. It doesn't look great, but he's pretty sure it was just a reason to approach him.

And he doesn't mind that, not at all.

She looks down as he signs. 

He lets go, and she grins, leaning close, pressing her chest to his, whispering in his ear, "Got somewhere for us to go?"

Hell yes, he does. 

He may have bitten off more than he can chew, with this one.

"Pull my hair," she says, and fuck, she's something else. She's already facedown, ass-up on the bed, and he can follow orders, grabbing a fistful of hair, close to the scalp, and tugs as he fucks into her. She's making a lot of fucking noise, and he's gonna get a ration of shit from Eddie and Gareth, stuck in the rooms on either side of him.

Hell, as loud as she's being, Jeff might hear, down the hall.

"Fuck me, daddy! Spank me!" she screams, rocking back on his cock. Fucking herself. Being called daddy isn't really his thing, but he can roll with it. 

He's just along for the ride. But he's pretty sure he can't pull her hair and spank her at the same time, not unless she wants him to crush her.

Hell, she may like that. Fuck if he knows. She's clearly a fucking freak, and from one freak to another, he's into it. He's just aware of his size and knows which positions work best. On his back, get ridden, is always a popular fucking choice.

"Harder, harder," she chants, and he slams his hips against her ass, over and over. 

He lets go of her hair, and smacks her on the ass. She keens at that, making a racket. He hits her again, harder, and she just gets louder.

Daddy, daddy, daddy.

Goodie tries to ignore that, and focus on everything else.

She slides off his cock, rolling onto her back. 

He catches her feet, and puts them on his shoulders, sliding into her. Then scoots forward a few inches on his knees, changing the angle, pressing more of his groin in direct contact with her clit. It's a go-to fat man move, and he's damn well-practiced. His secret weapon. 

He pounds into her, and she's damn near screaming. Not everything she's done tonight does it for him, but this definitely does. Moaning, pushing back with her feet, clawing at his thighs, tits bouncing.

He puts his hand over her mouth, and she comes. Loudly. And the way she's gripping and pulsing around his cock, he's pretty sure it's the real deal. He shifts, and keeps grinding against her, extending her orgasm, as he finally comes with a groan.

He's just slid out of her, still dealing with the condom, when she says, "Let me know when you're ready for more."

God-fucking-damn.

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The BIG BAILOUT Is Here! Stop the Collapse? NO! Why?

VIDEO TRANSCRIPT

Ayo what is going on viewers of the tube. My name is Tyler and I’m the host of the crypto channel that feels like the KYC. Some of these crypto exchanges goes a little something like this. You have to be 21 to set the bar pretty of your idea. Anya. Hey look for you you just have to wonder how many 12-year-olds are trading on buying hands. You know our moral compass. It’s time for Chico crypto. Well, friends enemies Army members and those neutral folks who watch my channel the moral compass of greed has never been greater in our world. Global economies including the economy of the world’s reserve currency have been put into inflation overdrive and the bailouts are coming. Like I mentioned last week six days ago with this video titled Big Bailout nears for who citizens or corporate U.S.A. and in that video I said the money isn’t coming to the people for years. It will come to the corporations and we will get the scraps. If there is any and all that news about checks and stimulus directly to Americans let them sneakily do exactly that yesterday before the markets opened. The Fed announced unlimited quantitative easing and one of the most unprecedented moves in its history. So before getting into what the Fed just did let’s understand what they have already done and to begin we’ll begin with repos or the repurchase market and that has been in the Fed’s arsenal beginning in late 2019. It’s been getting more frequent and larger throughout 20 20 and then hitting peak levels by early March. Well last week the Fed announced they would be increasing it even further 1 trillion dollars a day an overnight repo loans throughout the month of March and possibly even into April and even before all these repos the government and the Fed announced they would be slashing the fed funds rate to the zero percent two point five percent range dangerously close to those negative territories we’ve been talking about and they would be doing their first batch of quantitative easing where they would be purchasing 500 billion in Treasury securities and two hundred billion in mortgage backed securities. So last week all the bailouts and QE announcements they were for banks hedge funds pensions and more. They are not for us at all. We have no access to any of these benefits for the cheap capital they are throwing around it directly benefit the elite the 1 percenters. And like trickle down is supposed to work. We get the scraps that trickle down from these greedy mother truckers. Well obviously the markets still like that. As the Dow had a horrible Friday last week and over the weekend there was a bunch of chat about a direct stimulus package coming for the American people. But the Senate couldn’t come to an agreement and the talks broke down. But the government they needed to do something. So yesterday they dropped the news of Q E for ever which includes buying Treasuries and agency mortgage backed securities. And according to their statement in the amounts needed to support smooth market functioning and effective transmission of monetary policy which basically means they can buy as much as needed which means printing as much as needed. But here is this sneaky thing they did a corporate bailout. According to their statement, there will be the establishment of two facilities to support credit to large employers. The primary market corporate credit facility PMC CCF for a new bond and loan issuance and the secondary market corporate credit facility S.M. CCF to provide liquidity for outstanding corporate bonds. The free. This is not how capitalism and free markets work. These corporations who fail who made bad decisions. A large majority of fracking companies should be allowed to fail as we’re not going to win this oil war. Fracking is dead in the water it can’t be profitable now and it wasn’t profitable before here in the USA. And this is just delaying the inevitable creating another bubble that will pop. And who is going to be left with those crappy assets on their balance sheet? The fed they will now own all the corporate debt in America as we can see from this swift explainer on the primary corporate credit facility PMC Yep their Department of Treasury using the Exchange Stabilization Fund will make an initial 10 billion equity investment in the SPV or special purchasing vehicle in connection with the facility and then from eligible assets they need to be rated as BBB minus or above BBB minus means it’s barely above junk status. And guess which companies are a large majority BBB minus barely holding on to their non-junk bond status rating that fracking companies here in the USA. This corporate bailout move is to save a leveraged debt-ridden house of cards from collapsing as if these fracking bonds moved from BBB minus to the junk bond category. Regulated banks would be forced to sell them creating a death spiral that wouldn’t stop until the only most efficient profitable and robust fracking companies in the US survive. That would be how the normal course of things would go. But we are giving them an obvious bailout and this Washington Post article sums it up nicely. Fracking needs a shakeout not a bailout. So I’m telling your friends this all comes down to one thing and one thing only. Or y’all. Last week when oil prices dropped to the thirty-one dollar level the American fracking companies were in trouble. Well as of yesterday it was down another 10 dollars to twenty-one. The American fractures are on their last drop of oil and it’s exactly why Trump sir is looking to pull out his ultimate weapon the no pass bill bomb this specifically refers to the no oil-producing and exporting cartels act no PAC which was last threatened in October of 2018. And why was it threatened last? While the Saudis had enabled the oil price to remain above the key U.S. seventy dollars per barrel level since January of 2018 when it first hit the key mark and any sustained price above us seventy dollars per barrel was and is regarded by the current presidential administration as being in an area where the benefits to U.S. shale producers of higher prices are outweighed by the relative damage done to the US economy. Well back then we won as we can see after we threatened the no pack bond prices came back down to levels the US was most profitable at. But then they kept going down to levels we didn’t like. And then you know the story all of the oil countries made pact OPEC led by the Saudis America and kind of to Russia and they came back to those 60 to 70 dollars favored US levels. But obviously today we have another oil price war but this time isn’t about high prices. It’s about low prices. So well the no peak bomb even works. Well, it is our ultimate power play and this is what it does. No peak would make it illegal to artificially cap oil and gas production or to set prices as OPEC and Saudi Arabia currently do. So it’s a direct blow to the Saudis of which all our recent past presidents have been oh so friendly with bipartisan and it began with Nixon. It would also do something against the other big player Russia Andrew Ladd no pact would prevent them from using OPEC plus in their oil chess game. Traditionally OPEC doesn’t include Russia while OPEC plus expands alliance to 24 member countries including Russia. And it was formed in 2017. And since the formation, Russia has been using this alliance to manipulate dropping in and out talks breaking down and better no pact would prevent them from ever reviving this alliance. And if they did they would face consequences and deep sanctions from the USA. But let’s get back to the Saudis as a bill would be a major breakup with them. It would most importantly remove the sovereign immunity that presently exists in U.S. courts for OPIC as a group and for each and every one of its individual member states. This would leave Saudi Arabia open to being sued under existing U.S. antitrust legislation with its total liability being estimated. U.S. 1 trillion dollars of investments in the US alone. Yeah if you didn’t know the Saudis own a ton of stuff here in the US. Shoot they are even one of the largest shareholders in Uber. So the US would then be legally entitled to freeze all Saudi bank accounts here in the US. Sees all of its assets in the country like the uber shares and then halt all use of US dollars by the Saudis anywhere in the world. And then if it came down to it the US would then go after Aramco and its assets and funds. It’s still a majority state-owned production and trading vehicle Saudi Aramco is the world’s most profitable company. In 2018 it made more profit than Apple Google and Exxon Mobil combined. How has a small nation like the Saudis whose population is only about thirty-three million people have one of the biggest and most valuable companies in the world? It’s because the US has handed them it on a golden platter since the 70s and the no pick bomb might really be what’s needed to shake things up. And here is the thing that Bill was almost passed early last year. It made its way all the way through Congress to Trump but his support for it was in question. Well guess what. Trump vetoed the bill and then in March of 2018 just after the bill was in Congress that Trump administration okayed nuclear energy transfers to Saudi Arabia which got Congress all ruffled up. So this is a sticky situation for Mr President Day. There is a tool that could actually save the US fracking companies without having to perform a full on bailout. But that would mean the eventual collapse of the US petrodollar and a collapse of the petrodollar system means a collapse of the U.S. dollar in its current global form. The current financial system, in my opinion, has overshot and it will collapse leaving a path of fire destruction in its wake. Is crypto and Bitcoin immune. Well, let me try to explain it’s not finance one point zero has its greedy grubby tentacles deep into the markets. We all know what happened with big macs during the flash crash and guess who is CEO and founder who has access to everyone’s positions on the exchange. Kind of like a casino. Who has access and eyes on everyone’s cards in the casino. Even if they are covered. ARTHUR Hey. Where is he from. Where did he work before. Well this 2018 Bloomberg article tells it like it is board with banking. This former City trader went full crypto. Yeah. Arthur was a former equities and derivatives trader for Citibank and before that Deutsche Bank. Now do you think he left finance one point zero and that world behind? No he did not. I guarantee you is using his bit Max profits and funneling them into large positions in the stock market and that means if we have another tumble like a big one in finance one point zero another death spiral will come from bit next as they need to cover their positions in finance one point zero. It’s obvious that happened last time and it’s obvious it could happen again. But what everyone needs to realize is this Arthur Hayes and bit Max they will go down with the finance one point zero ships selling their accumulated BTC for cash to cover their finance one point zero positions to holders like you and me who won’t sell and bet next it could go under without any BTC which will hurt in the short term but in the long term is exactly what needs to happen. Cheers. I’ll see you next time.

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[jeffrmayhugh]

The BIG BAILOUT Is Here! Stop the Collapse? NO! Why?

VIDEO TRANSCRIPT

Ayo what is going on viewers of the tube. My name is Tyler and I’m the host of the crypto channel that feels like the KYC. Some of these crypto exchanges goes a little something like this. You have to be 21 to set the bar pretty of your idea. Anya. Hey look for you you just have to wonder how many 12-year-olds are trading on buying hands. You know our moral compass. It’s time for Chico crypto. Well, friends enemies Army members and those neutral folks who watch my channel the moral compass of greed has never been greater in our world. Global economies including the economy of the world’s reserve currency have been put into inflation overdrive and the bailouts are coming. Like I mentioned last week six days ago with this video titled Big Bailout nears for who citizens or corporate U.S.A. and in that video I said the money isn’t coming to the people for years. It will come to the corporations and we will get the scraps. If there is any and all that news about checks and stimulus directly to Americans let them sneakily do exactly that yesterday before the markets opened. The Fed announced unlimited quantitative easing and one of the most unprecedented moves in its history. So before getting into what the Fed just did let’s understand what they have already done and to begin we’ll begin with repos or the repurchase market and that has been in the Fed’s arsenal beginning in late 2019. It’s been getting more frequent and larger throughout 20 20 and then hitting peak levels by early March. Well last week the Fed announced they would be increasing it even further 1 trillion dollars a day an overnight repo loans throughout the month of March and possibly even into April and even before all these repos the government and the Fed announced they would be slashing the fed funds rate to the zero percent two point five percent range dangerously close to those negative territories we’ve been talking about and they would be doing their first batch of quantitative easing where they would be purchasing 500 billion in Treasury securities and two hundred billion in mortgage backed securities. So last week all the bailouts and QE announcements they were for banks hedge funds pensions and more. They are not for us at all. We have no access to any of these benefits for the cheap capital they are throwing around it directly benefit the elite the 1 percenters. And like trickle down is supposed to work. We get the scraps that trickle down from these greedy mother truckers. Well obviously the markets still like that. As the Dow had a horrible Friday last week and over the weekend there was a bunch of chat about a direct stimulus package coming for the American people. But the Senate couldn’t come to an agreement and the talks broke down. But the government they needed to do something. So yesterday they dropped the news of Q E for ever which includes buying Treasuries and agency mortgage backed securities. And according to their statement in the amounts needed to support smooth market functioning and effective transmission of monetary policy which basically means they can buy as much as needed which means printing as much as needed. But here is this sneaky thing they did a corporate bailout. According to their statement, there will be the establishment of two facilities to support credit to large employers. The primary market corporate credit facility PMC CCF for a new bond and loan issuance and the secondary market corporate credit facility S.M. CCF to provide liquidity for outstanding corporate bonds. The free. This is not how capitalism and free markets work. These corporations who fail who made bad decisions. A large majority of fracking companies should be allowed to fail as we’re not going to win this oil war. Fracking is dead in the water it can’t be profitable now and it wasn’t profitable before here in the USA. And this is just delaying the inevitable creating another bubble that will pop. And who is going to be left with those crappy assets on their balance sheet? The fed they will now own all the corporate debt in America as we can see from this swift explainer on the primary corporate credit facility PMC Yep their Department of Treasury using the Exchange Stabilization Fund will make an initial 10 billion equity investment in the SPV or special purchasing vehicle in connection with the facility and then from eligible assets they need to be rated as BBB minus or above BBB minus means it’s barely above junk status. And guess which companies are a large majority BBB minus barely holding on to their non-junk bond status rating that fracking companies here in the USA. This corporate bailout move is to save a leveraged debt-ridden house of cards from collapsing as if these fracking bonds moved from BBB minus to the junk bond category. Regulated banks would be forced to sell them creating a death spiral that wouldn’t stop until the only most efficient profitable and robust fracking companies in the US survive. That would be how the normal course of things would go. But we are giving them an obvious bailout and this Washington Post article sums it up nicely. Fracking needs a shakeout not a bailout. So I’m telling your friends this all comes down to one thing and one thing only. Or y’all. Last week when oil prices dropped to the thirty-one dollar level the American fracking companies were in trouble. Well as of yesterday it was down another 10 dollars to twenty-one. The American fractures are on their last drop of oil and it’s exactly why Trump sir is looking to pull out his ultimate weapon the no pass bill bomb this specifically refers to the no oil-producing and exporting cartels act no PAC which was last threatened in October of 2018. And why was it threatened last? While the Saudis had enabled the oil price to remain above the key U.S. seventy dollars per barrel level since January of 2018 when it first hit the key mark and any sustained price above us seventy dollars per barrel was and is regarded by the current presidential administration as being in an area where the benefits to U.S. shale producers of higher prices are outweighed by the relative damage done to the US economy. Well back then we won as we can see after we threatened the no pack bond prices came back down to levels the US was most profitable at. But then they kept going down to levels we didn’t like. And then you know the story all of the oil countries made pact OPEC led by the Saudis America and kind of to Russia and they came back to those 60 to 70 dollars favored US levels. But obviously today we have another oil price war but this time isn’t about high prices. It’s about low prices. So well the no peak bomb even works. Well, it is our ultimate power play and this is what it does. No peak would make it illegal to artificially cap oil and gas production or to set prices as OPEC and Saudi Arabia currently do. So it’s a direct blow to the Saudis of which all our recent past presidents have been oh so friendly with bipartisan and it began with Nixon. It would also do something against the other big player Russia Andrew Ladd no pact would prevent them from using OPEC plus in their oil chess game. Traditionally OPEC doesn’t include Russia while OPEC plus expands alliance to 24 member countries including Russia. And it was formed in 2017. And since the formation, Russia has been using this alliance to manipulate dropping in and out talks breaking down and better no pact would prevent them from ever reviving this alliance. And if they did they would face consequences and deep sanctions from the USA. But let’s get back to the Saudis as a bill would be a major breakup with them. It would most importantly remove the sovereign immunity that presently exists in U.S. courts for OPIC as a group and for each and every one of its individual member states. This would leave Saudi Arabia open to being sued under existing U.S. antitrust legislation with its total liability being estimated. U.S. 1 trillion dollars of investments in the US alone. Yeah if you didn’t know the Saudis own a ton of stuff here in the US. Shoot they are even one of the largest shareholders in Uber. So the US would then be legally entitled to freeze all Saudi bank accounts here in the US. Sees all of its assets in the country like the uber shares and then halt all use of US dollars by the Saudis anywhere in the world. And then if it came down to it the US would then go after Aramco and its assets and funds. It’s still a majority state-owned production and trading vehicle Saudi Aramco is the world’s most profitable company. In 2018 it made more profit than Apple Google and Exxon Mobil combined. How has a small nation like the Saudis whose population is only about thirty-three million people have one of the biggest and most valuable companies in the world? It’s because the US has handed them it on a golden platter since the 70s and the no pick bomb might really be what’s needed to shake things up. And here is the thing that Bill was almost passed early last year. It made its way all the way through Congress to Trump but his support for it was in question. Well guess what. Trump vetoed the bill and then in March of 2018 just after the bill was in Congress that Trump administration okayed nuclear energy transfers to Saudi Arabia which got Congress all ruffled up. So this is a sticky situation for Mr President Day. There is a tool that could actually save the US fracking companies without having to perform a full on bailout. But that would mean the eventual collapse of the US petrodollar and a collapse of the petrodollar system means a collapse of the U.S. dollar in its current global form. The current financial system, in my opinion, has overshot and it will collapse leaving a path of fire destruction in its wake. Is crypto and Bitcoin immune. Well, let me try to explain it’s not finance one point zero has its greedy grubby tentacles deep into the markets. We all know what happened with big macs during the flash crash and guess who is CEO and founder who has access to everyone’s positions on the exchange. Kind of like a casino. Who has access and eyes on everyone’s cards in the casino. Even if they are covered. ARTHUR Hey. Where is he from. Where did he work before. Well this 2018 Bloomberg article tells it like it is board with banking. This former City trader went full crypto. Yeah. Arthur was a former equities and derivatives trader for Citibank and before that Deutsche Bank. Now do you think he left finance one point zero and that world behind? No he did not. I guarantee you is using his bit Max profits and funneling them into large positions in the stock market and that means if we have another tumble like a big one in finance one point zero another death spiral will come from bit next as they need to cover their positions in finance one point zero. It’s obvious that happened last time and it’s obvious it could happen again. But what everyone needs to realize is this Arthur Hayes and bit Max they will go down with the finance one point zero ships selling their accumulated BTC for cash to cover their finance one point zero positions to holders like you and me who won’t sell and bet next it could go under without any BTC which will hurt in the short term but in the long term is exactly what needs to happen. Cheers. I’ll see you next time.

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[scottmapess]

The BIG BAILOUT Is Here! Stop the Collapse? NO! Why?

VIDEO TRANSCRIPT

Ayo what is going on viewers of the tube. My name is Tyler and I’m the host of the crypto channel that feels like the KYC. Some of these crypto exchanges goes a little something like this. You have to be 21 to set the bar pretty of your idea. Anya. Hey look for you you just have to wonder how many 12-year-olds are trading on buying hands. You know our moral compass. It’s time for Chico crypto. Well, friends enemies Army members and those neutral folks who watch my channel the moral compass of greed has never been greater in our world. Global economies including the economy of the world’s reserve currency have been put into inflation overdrive and the bailouts are coming. Like I mentioned last week six days ago with this video titled Big Bailout nears for who citizens or corporate U.S.A. and in that video I said the money isn’t coming to the people for years. It will come to the corporations and we will get the scraps. If there is any and all that news about checks and stimulus directly to Americans let them sneakily do exactly that yesterday before the markets opened. The Fed announced unlimited quantitative easing and one of the most unprecedented moves in its history. So before getting into what the Fed just did let’s understand what they have already done and to begin we’ll begin with repos or the repurchase market and that has been in the Fed’s arsenal beginning in late 2019. It’s been getting more frequent and larger throughout 20 20 and then hitting peak levels by early March. Well last week the Fed announced they would be increasing it even further 1 trillion dollars a day an overnight repo loans throughout the month of March and possibly even into April and even before all these repos the government and the Fed announced they would be slashing the fed funds rate to the zero percent two point five percent range dangerously close to those negative territories we’ve been talking about and they would be doing their first batch of quantitative easing where they would be purchasing 500 billion in Treasury securities and two hundred billion in mortgage backed securities. So last week all the bailouts and QE announcements they were for banks hedge funds pensions and more. They are not for us at all. We have no access to any of these benefits for the cheap capital they are throwing around it directly benefit the elite the 1 percenters. And like trickle down is supposed to work. We get the scraps that trickle down from these greedy mother truckers. Well obviously the markets still like that. As the Dow had a horrible Friday last week and over the weekend there was a bunch of chat about a direct stimulus package coming for the American people. But the Senate couldn’t come to an agreement and the talks broke down. But the government they needed to do something. So yesterday they dropped the news of Q E for ever which includes buying Treasuries and agency mortgage backed securities. And according to their statement in the amounts needed to support smooth market functioning and effective transmission of monetary policy which basically means they can buy as much as needed which means printing as much as needed. But here is this sneaky thing they did a corporate bailout. According to their statement, there will be the establishment of two facilities to support credit to large employers. The primary market corporate credit facility PMC CCF for a new bond and loan issuance and the secondary market corporate credit facility S.M. CCF to provide liquidity for outstanding corporate bonds. The free. This is not how capitalism and free markets work. These corporations who fail who made bad decisions. A large majority of fracking companies should be allowed to fail as we’re not going to win this oil war. Fracking is dead in the water it can’t be profitable now and it wasn’t profitable before here in the USA. And this is just delaying the inevitable creating another bubble that will pop. And who is going to be left with those crappy assets on their balance sheet? The fed they will now own all the corporate debt in America as we can see from this swift explainer on the primary corporate credit facility PMC Yep their Department of Treasury using the Exchange Stabilization Fund will make an initial 10 billion equity investment in the SPV or special purchasing vehicle in connection with the facility and then from eligible assets they need to be rated as BBB minus or above BBB minus means it’s barely above junk status. And guess which companies are a large majority BBB minus barely holding on to their non-junk bond status rating that fracking companies here in the USA. This corporate bailout move is to save a leveraged debt-ridden house of cards from collapsing as if these fracking bonds moved from BBB minus to the junk bond category. Regulated banks would be forced to sell them creating a death spiral that wouldn’t stop until the only most efficient profitable and robust fracking companies in the US survive. That would be how the normal course of things would go. But we are giving them an obvious bailout and this Washington Post article sums it up nicely. Fracking needs a shakeout not a bailout. So I’m telling your friends this all comes down to one thing and one thing only. Or y’all. Last week when oil prices dropped to the thirty-one dollar level the American fracking companies were in trouble. Well as of yesterday it was down another 10 dollars to twenty-one. The American fractures are on their last drop of oil and it’s exactly why Trump sir is looking to pull out his ultimate weapon the no pass bill bomb this specifically refers to the no oil-producing and exporting cartels act no PAC which was last threatened in October of 2018. And why was it threatened last? While the Saudis had enabled the oil price to remain above the key U.S. seventy dollars per barrel level since January of 2018 when it first hit the key mark and any sustained price above us seventy dollars per barrel was and is regarded by the current presidential administration as being in an area where the benefits to U.S. shale producers of higher prices are outweighed by the relative damage done to the US economy. Well back then we won as we can see after we threatened the no pack bond prices came back down to levels the US was most profitable at. But then they kept going down to levels we didn’t like. And then you know the story all of the oil countries made pact OPEC led by the Saudis America and kind of to Russia and they came back to those 60 to 70 dollars favored US levels. But obviously today we have another oil price war but this time isn’t about high prices. It’s about low prices. So well the no peak bomb even works. Well, it is our ultimate power play and this is what it does. No peak would make it illegal to artificially cap oil and gas production or to set prices as OPEC and Saudi Arabia currently do. So it’s a direct blow to the Saudis of which all our recent past presidents have been oh so friendly with bipartisan and it began with Nixon. It would also do something against the other big player Russia Andrew Ladd no pact would prevent them from using OPEC plus in their oil chess game. Traditionally OPEC doesn’t include Russia while OPEC plus expands alliance to 24 member countries including Russia. And it was formed in 2017. And since the formation, Russia has been using this alliance to manipulate dropping in and out talks breaking down and better no pact would prevent them from ever reviving this alliance. And if they did they would face consequences and deep sanctions from the USA. But let’s get back to the Saudis as a bill would be a major breakup with them. It would most importantly remove the sovereign immunity that presently exists in U.S. courts for OPIC as a group and for each and every one of its individual member states. This would leave Saudi Arabia open to being sued under existing U.S. antitrust legislation with its total liability being estimated. U.S. 1 trillion dollars of investments in the US alone. Yeah if you didn’t know the Saudis own a ton of stuff here in the US. Shoot they are even one of the largest shareholders in Uber. So the US would then be legally entitled to freeze all Saudi bank accounts here in the US. Sees all of its assets in the country like the uber shares and then halt all use of US dollars by the Saudis anywhere in the world. And then if it came down to it the US would then go after Aramco and its assets and funds. It’s still a majority state-owned production and trading vehicle Saudi Aramco is the world’s most profitable company. In 2018 it made more profit than Apple Google and Exxon Mobil combined. How has a small nation like the Saudis whose population is only about thirty-three million people have one of the biggest and most valuable companies in the world? It’s because the US has handed them it on a golden platter since the 70s and the no pick bomb might really be what’s needed to shake things up. And here is the thing that Bill was almost passed early last year. It made its way all the way through Congress to Trump but his support for it was in question. Well guess what. Trump vetoed the bill and then in March of 2018 just after the bill was in Congress that Trump administration okayed nuclear energy transfers to Saudi Arabia which got Congress all ruffled up. So this is a sticky situation for Mr President Day. There is a tool that could actually save the US fracking companies without having to perform a full on bailout. But that would mean the eventual collapse of the US petrodollar and a collapse of the petrodollar system means a collapse of the U.S. dollar in its current global form. The current financial system, in my opinion, has overshot and it will collapse leaving a path of fire destruction in its wake. Is crypto and Bitcoin immune. Well, let me try to explain it’s not finance one point zero has its greedy grubby tentacles deep into the markets. We all know what happened with big macs during the flash crash and guess who is CEO and founder who has access to everyone’s positions on the exchange. Kind of like a casino. Who has access and eyes on everyone’s cards in the casino. Even if they are covered. ARTHUR Hey. Where is he from. Where did he work before. Well this 2018 Bloomberg article tells it like it is board with banking. This former City trader went full crypto. Yeah. Arthur was a former equities and derivatives trader for Citibank and before that Deutsche Bank. Now do you think he left finance one point zero and that world behind? No he did not. I guarantee you is using his bit Max profits and funneling them into large positions in the stock market and that means if we have another tumble like a big one in finance one point zero another death spiral will come from bit next as they need to cover their positions in finance one point zero. It’s obvious that happened last time and it’s obvious it could happen again. But what everyone needs to realize is this Arthur Hayes and bit Max they will go down with the finance one point zero ships selling their accumulated BTC for cash to cover their finance one point zero positions to holders like you and me who won’t sell and bet next it could go under without any BTC which will hurt in the short term but in the long term is exactly what needs to happen. Cheers. I’ll see you next time.

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[cryptosharks1]

The BIG BAILOUT Is Here! Stop the Collapse? NO! Why?

VIDEO TRANSCRIPT

Ayo what is going on viewers of the tube. My name is Tyler and I’m the host of the crypto channel that feels like the KYC. Some of these crypto exchanges goes a little something like this. You have to be 21 to set the bar pretty of your idea. Anya. Hey look for you you just have to wonder how many 12-year-olds are trading on buying hands. You know our moral compass. It’s time for Chico crypto. Well, friends enemies Army members and those neutral folks who watch my channel the moral compass of greed has never been greater in our world. Global economies including the economy of the world’s reserve currency have been put into inflation overdrive and the bailouts are coming. Like I mentioned last week six days ago with this video titled Big Bailout nears for who citizens or corporate U.S.A. and in that video I said the money isn’t coming to the people for years. It will come to the corporations and we will get the scraps. If there is any and all that news about checks and stimulus directly to Americans let them sneakily do exactly that yesterday before the markets opened. The Fed announced unlimited quantitative easing and one of the most unprecedented moves in its history. So before getting into what the Fed just did let’s understand what they have already done and to begin we’ll begin with repos or the repurchase market and that has been in the Fed’s arsenal beginning in late 2019. It’s been getting more frequent and larger throughout 20 20 and then hitting peak levels by early March. Well last week the Fed announced they would be increasing it even further 1 trillion dollars a day an overnight repo loans throughout the month of March and possibly even into April and even before all these repos the government and the Fed announced they would be slashing the fed funds rate to the zero percent two point five percent range dangerously close to those negative territories we’ve been talking about and they would be doing their first batch of quantitative easing where they would be purchasing 500 billion in Treasury securities and two hundred billion in mortgage backed securities. So last week all the bailouts and QE announcements they were for banks hedge funds pensions and more. They are not for us at all. We have no access to any of these benefits for the cheap capital they are throwing around it directly benefit the elite the 1 percenters. And like trickle down is supposed to work. We get the scraps that trickle down from these greedy mother truckers. Well obviously the markets still like that. As the Dow had a horrible Friday last week and over the weekend there was a bunch of chat about a direct stimulus package coming for the American people. But the Senate couldn’t come to an agreement and the talks broke down. But the government they needed to do something. So yesterday they dropped the news of Q E for ever which includes buying Treasuries and agency mortgage backed securities. And according to their statement in the amounts needed to support smooth market functioning and effective transmission of monetary policy which basically means they can buy as much as needed which means printing as much as needed. But here is this sneaky thing they did a corporate bailout. According to their statement, there will be the establishment of two facilities to support credit to large employers. The primary market corporate credit facility PMC CCF for a new bond and loan issuance and the secondary market corporate credit facility S.M. CCF to provide liquidity for outstanding corporate bonds. The free. This is not how capitalism and free markets work. These corporations who fail who made bad decisions. A large majority of fracking companies should be allowed to fail as we’re not going to win this oil war. Fracking is dead in the water it can’t be profitable now and it wasn’t profitable before here in the USA. And this is just delaying the inevitable creating another bubble that will pop. And who is going to be left with those crappy assets on their balance sheet? The fed they will now own all the corporate debt in America as we can see from this swift explainer on the primary corporate credit facility PMC Yep their Department of Treasury using the Exchange Stabilization Fund will make an initial 10 billion equity investment in the SPV or special purchasing vehicle in connection with the facility and then from eligible assets they need to be rated as BBB minus or above BBB minus means it’s barely above junk status. And guess which companies are a large majority BBB minus barely holding on to their non-junk bond status rating that fracking companies here in the USA. This corporate bailout move is to save a leveraged debt-ridden house of cards from collapsing as if these fracking bonds moved from BBB minus to the junk bond category. Regulated banks would be forced to sell them creating a death spiral that wouldn’t stop until the only most efficient profitable and robust fracking companies in the US survive. That would be how the normal course of things would go. But we are giving them an obvious bailout and this Washington Post article sums it up nicely. Fracking needs a shakeout not a bailout. So I’m telling your friends this all comes down to one thing and one thing only. Or y’all. Last week when oil prices dropped to the thirty-one dollar level the American fracking companies were in trouble. Well as of yesterday it was down another 10 dollars to twenty-one. The American fractures are on their last drop of oil and it’s exactly why Trump sir is looking to pull out his ultimate weapon the no pass bill bomb this specifically refers to the no oil-producing and exporting cartels act no PAC which was last threatened in October of 2018. And why was it threatened last? While the Saudis had enabled the oil price to remain above the key U.S. seventy dollars per barrel level since January of 2018 when it first hit the key mark and any sustained price above us seventy dollars per barrel was and is regarded by the current presidential administration as being in an area where the benefits to U.S. shale producers of higher prices are outweighed by the relative damage done to the US economy. Well back then we won as we can see after we threatened the no pack bond prices came back down to levels the US was most profitable at. But then they kept going down to levels we didn’t like. And then you know the story all of the oil countries made pact OPEC led by the Saudis America and kind of to Russia and they came back to those 60 to 70 dollars favored US levels. But obviously today we have another oil price war but this time isn’t about high prices. It’s about low prices. So well the no peak bomb even works. Well, it is our ultimate power play and this is what it does. No peak would make it illegal to artificially cap oil and gas production or to set prices as OPEC and Saudi Arabia currently do. So it’s a direct blow to the Saudis of which all our recent past presidents have been oh so friendly with bipartisan and it began with Nixon. It would also do something against the other big player Russia Andrew Ladd no pact would prevent them from using OPEC plus in their oil chess game. Traditionally OPEC doesn’t include Russia while OPEC plus expands alliance to 24 member countries including Russia. And it was formed in 2017. And since the formation, Russia has been using this alliance to manipulate dropping in and out talks breaking down and better no pact would prevent them from ever reviving this alliance. And if they did they would face consequences and deep sanctions from the USA. But let’s get back to the Saudis as a bill would be a major breakup with them. It would most importantly remove the sovereign immunity that presently exists in U.S. courts for OPIC as a group and for each and every one of its individual member states. This would leave Saudi Arabia open to being sued under existing U.S. antitrust legislation with its total liability being estimated. U.S. 1 trillion dollars of investments in the US alone. Yeah if you didn’t know the Saudis own a ton of stuff here in the US. Shoot they are even one of the largest shareholders in Uber. So the US would then be legally entitled to freeze all Saudi bank accounts here in the US. Sees all of its assets in the country like the uber shares and then halt all use of US dollars by the Saudis anywhere in the world. And then if it came down to it the US would then go after Aramco and its assets and funds. It’s still a majority state-owned production and trading vehicle Saudi Aramco is the world’s most profitable company. In 2018 it made more profit than Apple Google and Exxon Mobil combined. How has a small nation like the Saudis whose population is only about thirty-three million people have one of the biggest and most valuable companies in the world? It’s because the US has handed them it on a golden platter since the 70s and the no pick bomb might really be what’s needed to shake things up. And here is the thing that Bill was almost passed early last year. It made its way all the way through Congress to Trump but his support for it was in question. Well guess what. Trump vetoed the bill and then in March of 2018 just after the bill was in Congress that Trump administration okayed nuclear energy transfers to Saudi Arabia which got Congress all ruffled up. So this is a sticky situation for Mr President Day. There is a tool that could actually save the US fracking companies without having to perform a full on bailout. But that would mean the eventual collapse of the US petrodollar and a collapse of the petrodollar system means a collapse of the U.S. dollar in its current global form. The current financial system, in my opinion, has overshot and it will collapse leaving a path of fire destruction in its wake. Is crypto and Bitcoin immune. Well, let me try to explain it’s not finance one point zero has its greedy grubby tentacles deep into the markets. We all know what happened with big macs during the flash crash and guess who is CEO and founder who has access to everyone’s positions on the exchange. Kind of like a casino. Who has access and eyes on everyone’s cards in the casino. Even if they are covered. ARTHUR Hey. Where is he from. Where did he work before. Well this 2018 Bloomberg article tells it like it is board with banking. This former City trader went full crypto. Yeah. Arthur was a former equities and derivatives trader for Citibank and before that Deutsche Bank. Now do you think he left finance one point zero and that world behind? No he did not. I guarantee you is using his bit Max profits and funneling them into large positions in the stock market and that means if we have another tumble like a big one in finance one point zero another death spiral will come from bit next as they need to cover their positions in finance one point zero. It’s obvious that happened last time and it’s obvious it could happen again. But what everyone needs to realize is this Arthur Hayes and bit Max they will go down with the finance one point zero ships selling their accumulated BTC for cash to cover their finance one point zero positions to holders like you and me who won’t sell and bet next it could go under without any BTC which will hurt in the short term but in the long term is exactly what needs to happen. Cheers. I’ll see you next time.

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