Get ready for Czexit. Coming this October.

Czechcoin when?

>>1906109
How about Czetheruem

>>1906086
inb4 invaded by germany yet again

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>>1906086

why would czechs be favorable for czexit, the eurozone is going strong and they were beneficiaries of large development funds while retaining koruna as their currency

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>>1906184
>Eurozone is going strong

>>1906192

By all accounts not much to fear for the euro's survival in the close term. Short term spreads give a false representation of the attention on the expected elections in France (and those in Italy), which apparently suggest a solid short-run threat of a separation. Employment levels returned to pre-crisis peaks and per capita GDP growth exceeded that of the United States a year ago. hile the accumulated TARGET2 imbalances would indeed create a problem in case of a euro breakup, they do not constitute an independent indicator of capital flight.

>>1906248
Italys banks are fucked. Greeces banks are fucked. Sweden, Germany, France suffering migrant crisis. Deutsche bank is faltering. EU just lost its second biggest economy with nuclear weapons and veto power in the UN. EU increasingly at odds with Washington. EU Army would set off a crisis. Unemployment sky high all over except for Germany. Only thing keeping the Germans afloat is the fact that the Eurozone reduces their currency.

It's ogre.

In Prague, people love bitcoin. They'll be OK.

Czechem

>>1906248
>and those in Italy
Italian here, 99% we stay in the Eurozone. It is forbidden by our Constitution to make a referendum on international agreement, and a sane politician would never leave the euro.

Voted leave feels good

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>>1906901
>implying you'll have a choice when your banks fail, then greeces banks fail, then DeutscheBank goes under

>>1906908
And still we won't leave the eurozone

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>>1906912
>when the Eurozone collapses we will stay in the Eurozone

Literally go-down-with-the-ship tier. Enjoy drowning

>>1906926
It won't collapse anytime soon.

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>>1906929
lets see what happens with the french elections
UK should have waited till Lepen won, would have given us more options at the Brexit table

>>1906992
I find it hard to believe in a Le Pen's victory. Maybe she can win in the first round, but I doubt the lefties are going to not vote for Macron after the American elections.

>>1906184
Youre joking when you said the Euro zone is going strong right? Right?

>>1906086
Non of the smaller nations will leave

They gain massively in free funding and their next generation gets a free passport to bigger economies.

This scenario has been repeated throughout history and the end of the line will be the same. War.

>>1909147
For example...