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Crypto market sheds $100 billion as bitcoin price drops 5% amid Fed caution
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Banks risk another 2008 crisis after moving the equivalent of 18 million BTC into shadow lenders

Banks risk another 2008 crisis after moving the equivalent of 18 million BTC into shadow lenders
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Banks risk another 2008 crisis after moving the equivalent of 18 million BTC into shadow lenders
Banks shifted $1.3 trillion into nonbanks after 2008 and that’s where the next scare could start

Liam 'Akiba' Wright
Liam 'Akiba' Wright
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Mar. 18, 2026
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8 min read
$GCOIN Owns the House
US banks “reduced” their credit risk after 2008 by shifting more of it to nonbank lenders.
Since 2008, banks have shifted a growing share of their lending to nonbanks like private credit funds, making it their fastest-growing loan category.

That shift doesn’t signal another 2008-style crisis today, but it does show where trouble could surface first if private credit starts to crack.

This week, traders, analysts, and Investment firms are reviving a familiar question: are US banks setting up a repeat of 2008?

The clean answer is no, based on the publicly available numbers. The same debate also points to a real shift in bank balance sheets that deserves a harder look.

The chart below, which is circulating on X, shows that bank lending to nondepository financial institutions, or NDFIs, rose 2,320% over 15 years.

An FDIC note documented $1.32 trillion of those loans by the third quarter of 2025, up from $56 billion in the first quarter of 2010, and called the category the fastest-growing loan segment since the 2008-09 crisis.
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Ein häufiges Missverständnis ist, dass TAO wie eine einfache Währung für KI-Inferenz funktioniert.

Einige Aktivitäten auf Bittensor können wie ein KI-Marktplatz aussehen, aber der zentrale Mechanismus des Protokolls ähnelt eher einer Anreizmaschine: Teilnehmer konkurrieren darum, Ausgaben zu produzieren, die von Validierern bewertet werden, und TAO-Belohnungen verfolgen diese Bewertungen. Die Nachfrage der Endbenutzer kann wichtig sein, kommt aber oft indirekt - durch die Subnetze, die glaubwürdige Validierer und nachhaltige Teilnahme anziehen.

Ein weiterer übersehener Punkt: "Nützlichkeit" für Inhaber betrifft nicht nur den Betrieb von Hardware.

Delegations- und Staking-Verhalten können immer noch die wirtschaftliche Schwerkraft des Netzwerks beeinflussen, da der Stake beeinflusst, welche Validierer Gewicht haben und welche Subnetze im Laufe der Zeit Aufmerksamkeit erhalten.

Nützlichkeit, die sich als Reaktion auf Subnetze ändert, nicht auf Slogans
Die Multi-Subnetz-Richtung von Bittensor (mit separaten Arenen für verschiedene Arten von ML-Arbeiten) hat die Nützlichkeit von TAO situativer gemacht. Der Token wird zu einem Routing-Instrument: Teilnehmer können Überzeugung über die Nützlichkeit eines bestimmten Subnetzes ausdrücken, indem sie auf die Validierer und Anreize setzen, die es unterstützen.

Lesen Sie mehr auf DailyCoin: https://dailycoin.com/coinhealth-bittensors-tao-real-utility-is-deciding-which-ai-gets-paid/
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FOMC noted that “inflation remains somewhat elevated” and that job gains have remained low, even as the unemployment rate ticked up to 4.4% in February. The Fed emphasized a data-dependent approach to future adjustments, signaling that any decision will rely on incoming economic information.

The backdrop for the Fed’s policy deliberations included the ongoing war involving the U.S., Israel, and Iran, which has pushed energy prices higher. On Wednesday, Bitcoin price fell in tandem with U.S. stocks following reports that Israel struck the South Pars gas field in Iran.

“Uncertainty about the economic outlook remains elevated,” the FOMC said. “The implications of developments in the Middle East for the U.S. economy are uncertain.”

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell discussed the implications of rising energy prices at a press conference.

He said, “Near term measures of inflation expectations have risen in recent weeks, likely reflecting the substantial rise in oil prices caused by the supply disruptions in the Middle East.”

He added that it is “too soon to know” the full economic impact of the conflict and that policymakers would continue to monitor data closely.
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Bitcoin Price Fights For $70,000 As Federal Reserve Holds Rates
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Liquidity still low’- Bitcoin’s $75K rally looks fragile, warns analysts
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If BTC continues to hold above the $75,000 to $78,000 acceptance zone while other risk assets lag, that signals strong spot-driven demand and supply absorption, which is typically the precursor to a sustained breakout.
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US banks “reduced” their credit risk after 2008 by shifting more of it to nonbank lenders.
Since 2008, banks have shifted a growing share of their lending to nonbanks like private credit funds, making it their fastest-growing loan category.

That shift doesn’t signal another 2008-style crisis today, but it does show where trouble could surface first if private credit starts to crack.

This week, traders, analysts, and Investment firms are reviving a familiar question: are US banks setting up a repeat of 2008?

The clean answer is no, based on the publicly available numbers. The same debate also points to a real shift in bank balance sheets that deserves a harder look.

The chart below, which is circulating on X, shows that bank lending to nondepository financial institutions, or NDFIs, rose 2,320% over 15 years.

An FDIC note documented $1.32 trillion of those loans by the third quarter of 2025, up from $56 billion in the first quarter of 2010, and called the category the fastest-growing loan segment since the 2008-09 crisis.
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