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Richard Seager's avatar

When I looked at the Australian banks shareholdings about a decade ago they were mostly owned by overseas banks (BNP, Deutschbank, JP Morgan, Barclays etc etc). The only exception was the NAB which had ~12% local ownership and the NAB in turn had shares in all the other Australian banks but they did not have the same in the NAB.

Be interesting to see what's happened now as a couple of the Corporates I've looked at lately have changed over to just being Blackrock, State Street or Vanguard.

I assume that part of the response to this should be to cut these guys out of our economic system. Not sure how good crypto is out in the bush though. Crypto seems a very urban 'solution' to me. Cash is easier & doesn't rely on modern technology, not at the retail level anyway.

I can remember bitcoin being pushed to us back in 2008 or so on some online forum I was on at the time (I cannot remember which one). I'm also sure that I was given something like 10 bitcoins at some stage as some sort of promotion of it, damned if I can find that offer again though.

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BSV solves all this. Educate yourself on what really is Bitcoin. BTC is NOT Bitcoin, and BSV is NOT a cryptocurrency. https://craigwright.net/ and https://www.bsvblockchain.org/ and https://www.bitcoinsv.com/

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