Big win for Germans

[wellington]

https://cointelegraph.com/news/german-government-shuts-47-suspicious-crypto-exchanges

 

[polonieth]

Things are going well there:

https://www.investopedia.com/volkswagen-may-cut-15000-jobs-jefferies-says-8713094
EV sales down 69% lol.

Cheap Russian energy was a godsend to the Germans. Now they pay above market price and the wheels come off. How is Schulz still there!?

 

[void]

mafia looting and scooping more bitcoin their way... so as they can continue their ingenious strategy of selling the most precious thing in the known universe for worthless currency they can print in unlimited quantity... congrats

 

[JohnLocke]

It looks very bleak for Germany in these years, with rising unemployment, a severe shortage of housing for ordinary people, increasing poverty, and more than 5.3 million receiving welfare benefits.

It is a sad development for such a large country with so much industry and many wealthy citizens.

 

[wellington]

It looks very bleak for Germany in these years, with rising unemployment, a severe shortage of housing for ordinary people, increasing poverty, and more than 5.3 million receiving welfare benefits.

It is a sad development for such a large country with so much industry and many wealthy citizens.

Germany was dead as a nation the moment war broke out in Ukraine.

Its entire industry was built on

- Cheap Energy

set that aside, even if they did have it they don't have the skilled demographics to carry forth, Germany companies will be American companies in future, and the market share world wide will decline as they are up against China (EV's)

 

[iPrepper]

Germany was dead as a nation the moment war broke out in Ukraine.

Its entire industry was built on

- Cheap Energy

set that aside, even if they did have it they don't have the skilled demographics to carry forth, Germany companies will be American companies in future, and the market share world wide will decline as they are up against China (EV's)

so Germany is not a superpower I've read about on the internets? was manufacturing their main economic source? what about tech, medicine, some resources, services? that's so weird to read about Germany as a 'downward spiral' economy and country, very unusual, it was always praised and considered the main economic power of EU along with France and UK back then 10-12 years ago. What about France though, does it go different direction or similar to Germany?

 

[TheCryptoAnt]

https://cointelegraph.com/news/german-government-shuts-47-suspicious-crypto-exchanges

'However, the German authorities suggested that a widespread prosecution wouldn’t be possible as many of these perpetrators reside in other countries.

“Since cybercriminals often reside abroad and are tolerated or even protected by some countries, they often remain inaccessible to German law enforcement,” it wrote.'


Imagine the smell lmao

 

[wellington]

so Germany is not a superpower I've read about on the internets? was manufacturing their main economic source? what about tech, medicine, some resources, services? that's so weird to read about Germany as a 'downward spiral' economy and country, very unusual, it was always praised and considered the main economic power of EU along with France and UK back then 10-12 years ago. What about France though, does it go different direction or similar to Germany?

All reliant on cheap energy and demographics, they imported the third world instead of having kids, and their cheap energy supply was cut off.

US is mopping up those industries.

 

[wellington]

abroad and are tolerated or even protected by some countries

see similar coming out of Sweden, this leads me to believe its something of a smokescreen for a international operation that will hit at once.