🚨 Bail-In Risk Rises as Fed Backstops Banks at 2008 Levels

According to financial analysts and regulatory filings, a little-known mechanism called a bank bail-in allows banks to use internal funds — including depositor balances — to stabilize during a crisis. Unlike bailouts, which rely on taxpayer money, bail-ins shift risk directly to account holders. Similar actions have occurred in countries like Cyprus and Lebanon. As the Federal Reserve quietly expands emergency lending programs, questions remain about liquidity stress in the system. Awareness — not panic — is key.