U.S.A. Bank Failures Are Quietly Getting Bigger And the Trend Matters More than We Realize

When you look at the chart, one thing becomes very clear - the scale of the modern bank failures is now far larger than what we saw during the 2008 crisis.

Washington mutual funds collapsed with $430B in assets back then, but the recent failures of silicon valley bank ($209B), First Republic ($213B), and the signature Bank ($110B) show that the system is still very much exposed. The number of failing banks may be smaller today, but the size of each one is becoming massive, which means a single failure can shock the liquidity, credit market, and investors conference across the U.S.A economy for traders and investors, this signals a shift: smart money moves into hard assets, decentralized alternative, and hedges whenever traditional finance shows cracks.

Bank stress is no longer a past event - it's a recurring cycle, and those who position early will benefit most. 🤯🤓👍