It's not clear it's a "crisis" yet. (Everyone agrees it won't be like 2008, with large banks ever since then required to have more cash on hand to stave off any possible problems.)
If anything, banks that engaged in risky behavior are now being scrutinized and hardened. (And new kinds of lifelines are being made available to banks in trouble.)
There tends to be a baseline skepticism of the government and the banking sector (especially from vocal cryptocurrency advocates). I think some people are viewing current events through that lens. The future isn't always that easy to predict. (And yet that doesn't mean this is a crisis.)
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It's not clear it's a "crisis" yet. (Everyone agrees it won't be like 2008, with large banks ever since then required to have more cash on hand to stave off any possible problems.)
If anything, banks that engaged in risky behavior are now being scrutinized and hardened. (And new kinds of lifelines are being made available to banks in trouble.)
There tends to be a baseline skepticism of the government and the banking sector (especially from vocal cryptocurrency advocates). I think some people are viewing current events through that lens. The future isn't always that easy to predict. (And yet that doesn't mean this is a crisis.)