U.S. banks are exposed to an estimated $223 trillion in derivatives, a massive web of leveraged bets larger than the 2008 crisis. Subprime auto loan defaults are rising, revealing cracks in the system built on risky, repackaged debt. The 2010 Dodd-Frank Act now allows “bail-ins,” meaning banks can legally use depositor funds to cover losses. With inflation and debt surging, experts warn a financial collapse could wipe out savings—making gold and silver key protection.
$223 TRILLION Derivative Crisis as U.S. Banks Prepare for Bail-Ins
