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Maximilianotto says...

Yes absolutely let Bahamians invest in Bahamian businesses they can see visit understand but not through all these middlemen rip-off guys. Crypto will be the death knell. Invest in fisheries, tourism, services needed and understood, remove Palm greasing just let people work and make money and employ other people.

Maximilianotto says...

Michael Meldman and Joe Lewis.
They’re short in Bahamas government bonds will bring the B$ down like British Pound some decades ago. Will be interesting to see meltdowns,

Maximilianotto says...

Haha Meldeman won’t even need to call government to sit small, his local guys will tell them to s..t up sit small and keep out. That’s just nonsense for the masses. Same with Joe Lewis. One fart and they are gone. These billionaires write the rules.

Maximilianotto says...

Think of how creative it can become with things that were not previously thought of being monetised. That’s the goal.
Absolutely. Crypto guys will loiter all of those who don’t have any idea how this works and vanishes in a mouseclick. And some will make a nice cut. Numbers games are harmless compared to this rip-off underway. Let’s see where all these knowledgeable crypto conferences speakers will be after the meltdown.
Even SBF confirmed it’s kind of Ponzi scheme so nobody can accuse him of not having said the truth.

Maximilianotto says...

$11,000,000,000 debt still is the elephant in the room, and still increasing. The $3 bn reserves are funded by debt. All sugar coating. Budget still out of control. Expenses are not sustainable. But nobody looks deeper beyond headlines.

Maximilianotto says...

Absolutely right. Hospitality should be the future of The Bahamas 🇧🇸 once the crypto Ponzi scheme gone and our beautiful beaches friendly people remain.

Maximilianotto says...

„It’s a very fast moving sector“ True. $$$ will disappear one day at the speed of light. Greetings from Me. Ponzi.

Maximilianotto says...

Welcome Mr. Ponzi. No real assets behind.

Maximilianotto says...

All good and the $11 bn debt can will be kicked against the wall, or?