Today, a friend sent me a private message asking me to tell me about the bankruptcy of the First Bank of the Republic.
Some time ago, the First Bank of the Republic of the United States officially announced its bankruptcy and collapse.
At first glance, I thought it was a few years ago, but I didn't expect it to be a few days ago.
On April 26, this century-old bank, which has a special reputation and status in the minds of the Chinese, collapsed with total assets of up to $6 billion and total deposits of more than $4 billion.
And the news came very suddenly, and it seemed to be only 48 hours from the announcement of the collapse to the liquidation. For such a big matter, the big domestic media did not report on it comprehensively, and I don't know what the considerations were.
There is a theory circulating on the Internet that this bank has a name in the circle called "the overseas version of the underground bank of the Chinese".
Some people on the Internet are exaggerating.
It is said that more than 80% of the depositors in this bank are Chinese, even including Chinese bigwigs such as Liu Qiangdong, Ma Yun, and Pan Shiyi.
Of course, until the official confirmation, we do not believe or spread rumors.
In the absence of authoritative media reports, we should remain cautious and vigilant about these rumors.
However, the collapse of the Bank of America and the injury to the wealth of Chinese have not happened for nothing.
On March 7, 2023, Silicon Valley Bank, which has been named the best bank by Forbes for 5 consecutive years, collapsed, and the Chinese in China or the United States were most affected. At that time, many technology startups were about to cry and demanded to lose money and defend their rights.
On March 12, 2023, Signature Bank, which has about $110.4 billion in assets and about $88.6 billion in deposits, collapsed, and the Chinese in China or the United States were the most affected. I remember that the news mentioned at that time that 5% of its financial assets, equivalent to about 15 million yuan, were deposited in Signature Bank at that time.
Now, with the collapse of Republic Bank, there are still rumors on the Internet that the most affected are still Chinese in China or the United States.
Wouldn't it be strange if every time a U.S. bank fails, it hurts the wealth of the Chinese?
Is this someone deliberately harvesting the wealth of the Chinese?!
I hope that authoritative media or experts in the financial field will come out to answer questions about whether someone is calculating the wealth of Chinese behind this.
In particular, what impact has the bankruptcy of the First Bank of the Republic of the United States had on the wealth of the Chinese?
No matter where you are, you should actively fight for your legitimate rights and interests!
Unless there is a secret behind these rights that is inconvenient to fight for.
At this point, it is useless to say more.
Only certain people can be advised to:
It is legal to make money in China and cautious about saving money in the United States.
Otherwise, I was cut leeks and didn't even dare to say a word.
Is there a nest or not?