Crisis is coming

Crisis is coming guys, mid 2019 early 2020. Got this info from Swedbank and SEB workers, banks started training their employees and released emergency documents. If you have any info on that, please share because I don’t know if my (((euros))) will be worth anything after 2020.

Screencap document or fuck off.

Those are internal docs, I’m not an employee. One of them is already selling his property to buy cheaper after crisis hits. My sources are 100% legit since they’re coworkers best buddies and told that info while drinking beer. I have no intention to spread misinformation, just offering my insights to lads from Baltic states, couldn’t care less about cuckmany though.

3rd quarter of 2018. You better buy some Yens right now.

Thanks for insight, Chinese or Japanese?

What is this crisis about?

i want this to happen, but all the doomsayers in the past make me think this is just one of those

Why would Swedbank matter for your Euro?
Sure we play a part in the European economy but it wont collapse if we do.
Or is Swedbank reacting to something more widespread?
My dad was chief of all the marketing in Swedbank and i never heard shit. He doesn't work there since a year back though.

Yeah well, no shit.

Swedbank is great bank, have no complains. However they started training their employees, SEB does the same, this is widespread info amongst bankers, but I was surprised, I have some cash in EUR, not sure what to do.

Same as in 2008.

Anything more specific than "training".
Training for what?

Is it just a boring housing crash or is it the real deal petrodollar crash?

>believing this shit instantly and fully without any proof

holy shit man, get a hold of yourself!

I guess this will just be a Euro bank crisis, because I've heard zero talk about crisis training at my US bank.

Why don't you get British Pounds?

>tfw SEB customer
I should buy gold.

>I have some cash in EUR, not sure what to do.
>One of them is already selling his property to buy cheaper after crisis hits

So if this true they expect that Euro is not going to lose value. Otherwise they would be buying property.

FUCK I HAVEN'T MANAGED TO GET OUT OF THIS SHITHOLE YET, GUISE PLEASE WAIT

You spelled bitcoin wrong

I'm not buying bitcoin when it stands at $10,000 and costs $25 to transfer. I'm thinking about investing in some other cryptocurrency but gold is a much safer value storage.

Get Monero aka XMR.
Its stupid anonymous for the sake of being anonymous
>ring signatures

I was told a month ago by a friend in Riga that SEB has dumped their real estate holdings in LV.

>So if this true they expect that Euro is not going to lose value. Otherwise they would be buying property.

They're wait till people can't pay back their loans and take everyones property for peanuts

>told that info while drinking beer
>while drinking beer
>beer
hmmmmmmm

If you're using BTC as a store of value, that high transfer cost isn't so important. You'll pay to put your BTC on a hardware wallet, and there it will sit for a long, long time.

Yeah, BTC is far more volatile than gold. Do you really expect it to be less than $10k long term though? Maybe it'll be at $8k next week, but do you think it will be anywhere close in 5 years?

I already have metals, but I'm getting rid of them for crypto - mostly BTC, but some others too. When this crisis finally comes, I expect crypto to be a new safe haven and do better than gold and silver.

Is this related to alleged 4.7m leaflets about how to act during civil war or terror attack sent by swedish gov to theyr citizens?

Bitcoin will be future store of value. The fee is nothing for people wanting to exchange millions withouf any prying eyes

Not to mention their internal documents emphasizing government getting ready for 3 months "civil unrest."

>The fee is nothing for people wanting to exchange millions withouf any prying eyes
>withouf any prying eyes

Top kek

Blockchain is literally a record of transactions bruh

as long as big whales keep driving the market the price will keep skyrocketing and "crashing" every year till the end of days

I am not sure Bitcoin will survive the next 5 years due to the scalability issues. I think some other cryptocurrency will take over, possibly Monero But gold and silver will always be valuable currencies.

How high is the percentage of physical gold/silver in your portfolio? I just have a few coins so its under 2%.

Classical (((bank))) move. Many swedes have big housing loans.