Bitcoin advocate Max Keiser believes that ‘fiat money world’ is disintegrating
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Prominent Bitcoin supporter Max Keiser has taken to Twitter to comment on the recent collapse of First Republic Bank.
This was not the first large U.S. bank that has gone down recently and bailed out by the government or bought by larger banks. The latter occurred with First Republic Bank; its assets were acquired by banking giant JP Morgan.
Prior to that, Signature Bank, Silicon Valley Bank, Silvergate Bank and several more saw their shares plunge and were then closed down. Now, Max Keiser has commented on his video from a 2022 interview, where he stated that all fiat currencies are going to zero.
He repeated it now, saying that the world of fiat money is disintegrating and “it’s all going zero against Bitcoin.” Keiser believes that banks in the U.S. are now technically insolvent, and “so is the Fed.”
He recommends his followers to “get some BTC asap.”
Prominent crypto analyst Michael van de Poppe also believes that banks failing now is bullish for the flagship digital currency. In a recent tweet, he opined that should Bitcoin manage to break above the $29,200 level, it may trigger new highs.
So far, the analyst says, BTC is stuck between the $28,300 zone and $29,150.
At the time of this writing, Bitcoin is changing hands at $28,894 after a 2.26% rise over the past 24 hours, according to CoinMarketCap data.
