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Manufactured907Luck 2h ago

Need to update my address My CDC Visa card expired and I'm trying to get a new physical card The address on file is my old home address The app says to contact support but the chat isn't working for me I've tried sending files to prove my address but the messages aren't getting through Anyone know what to do nextV--

Manufactured907Luck Yesterday

$SOXS the trend is good until it shiftsSOXS--

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Manufactured907Luck Yesterday

The Big Unlock: U.S. Bank Deregulation and Its Impact
For those watching where money might go, one week from today, on April 1, 2026, a new rule approved by the Federal Reserve, the OCC, and the FDIC kicks in — and its numbers are worth understanding.
This rule focuses on the enhanced supplementary leverage ratio, or eSLR — basically the minimum capital cushion big banks must keep. Under the new rule, bank subsidiaries will see their capital needs drop by about 27%, freeing up around $213 billion (Source: Conference Board). At the holding company level, it's a smaller drop — around $13 billion, less than 2% (Source: J.P. Morgan Private Bank). These figures aren't the same, and that difference matters.
The bigger headline number comes from Jefferies analysts, who say the broader deregulation could unlock about $2.6 trillion in lending capacity for major U.S. financial institutions (Source: FDIC). That's not cash being handed out. It's the multiplier effect: when reserve rules drop, banks can lend more using the capital they already have. That $213 billion in freed reserves, spread through the banking system, could become trillions in potential credit.
Banks could start using the new rule as early as January 1, 2026, with full compliance by April 1 (Source: Conference Board). Big names like JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, Wells Fargo have already started adjusting.
Regulators say this eSLR change is just the beginning, with more capital reforms like a new Basel III framework and stress testing updates to follow in 2026 (Source: Capstone DC). This is a significant shift in how U.S. banks operate. Whether it helps the economy or quietly sets the stage for the next crisis depends on what banks do with this newfound room. The unlock starts in seven days.FISI--

Manufactured907Luck 03/31

$SOFI might hit some stop losses when it opens tomorrow. Hoping it keeps going until earnings.

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Gix-99 03/31

SOFI’s a rollercoaster, not a ladder. Why ride it like an elevator? 😂 Set alerts, chill, and let the stops do the work.

ChibaHawk86 03/31

Holding 500 SOFI since 2020. Volatility’s noise. Earnings or not, long game wins. Paper hands fold, iron hands eat the spread.

ImplementEither7716 03/31

SOFI hitting stops? More like hitting the Fed’s casino. Earnings? Bro, we’re all here for the show. Let the bagholders scream.

Manufactured907Luck 03/31

$NVDA $185NVDA--

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dsua 03/31

NVDA at $185? Paper hands again. I’m 50/50 covered calls—let the retail mania inflate the premium while I collect theta. Rest your money where? Not here, clown car’s full.

Manufactured907Luck 03/31

$QBTS $QBTX 12.96!! Haha 🗑️QBTS--

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Manufactured907Luck 03/31

$SCO let it drop instead of chasing . . . entries are key $DRIPDRIP--

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Manufactured907Luck 03/31

$SMH semiconductor ETF, tracking the chip spaceSMH--

Manufactured907Luck 03/30

$BTC $MSTR $ETH $XRP You squids are my favorite https://youtube.com/watch?v=LfRNRymrv9k&si=Yazrxc1xPg5pwJpZBTC--

SHIT_ON_MY_BALLS 03/30

Squids keep treating crypto like a buffet—take all you can, but the Fed’s cleaning up the mess. BTC’s the only plate that matters.

chrisbaseball7 03/30

On-chain metrics show ETH’s grinding higher while you’re here arguing. Maybe read the whitepaper instead of the Twitter threads.

IntangibleValue 03/30

HODLing BTC and ETH like my coffee stash—black, no sugar, and definitely not selling. Let the squids panic. 💸

Manufactured907Luck 03/30

$NET Another awesome day 🙄NET--

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