Remember mortgage backed security derivatives, and highly questionable CDS trading of Goldman Sachs, that nearly crashed the financial system in 2008? Well what makes anyone think D'B's $64 trillion exposure to the derivatives market is any more secure today? Obviously not the ECB.

The point is, nothing happened after the 2008 regulatory debacle. In fact, with the Basel accords, the B.I.S actually reduced liquidity requirements to practically nothing.

Why? Because Fiat currency (without which their couldn't possibly be a $550 Trillion - £1.2 Quadrillion derivatives market) is a total farce. Of course there will be a massive global financial collapse. It's all part of the predetermined and absolutely essential boom bust cycle that enables global corporations' to operate their huge scale asset grabs, buying stocks for pennies on the dollar, whenever they decide to trigger one. Deutsche Bank's obvious insolvency is just the means to an end.

As for Bitcoin I really hope the principle of the decentralised blockchain will be protected but may I make a tentative prediction?

There will soon be a FedCoin or similar global 'central bank backed' cryptocurrency. China have already started preparing theirs and central bank states will all soon follow suit. These will not be blockchain based (though they will claim that they are,) will be centrally controlled, will have market exchanges and will not have restricted 'anti inflationary' issue limits. When the BIS controlled global banking cabal rolls out its FedCoin/CryptoYuan all other crypto currencies will be declared illegal. The only difference will be the end of voluntary exchange and the cabals total control of everything every human being on earth is able to buy.