[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.] #  @anukewithouttac Thermal Nuclear Penguin Thermal Nuclear Penguin posts on X about money, liquidity, inflation, bank the most. They currently have XXX followers and XXX posts still getting attention that total XX engagements in the last XX hours. ### Engagements: XX [#](/creator/twitter::984972406803529728/interactions)  - X Month XXX +367% - X Months XXXXX +115% - X Year XXXXX +112% ### Mentions: X [#](/creator/twitter::984972406803529728/posts_active)  ### Followers: XXX [#](/creator/twitter::984972406803529728/followers)  - X Month XXX +1.10% - X Months XXX +65% - X Year XXX +221% ### CreatorRank: undefined [#](/creator/twitter::984972406803529728/influencer_rank)  ### Social Influence **Social category influence** [finance](/list/finance) **Social topic influence** [money](/topic/money), [liquidity](/topic/liquidity), [inflation](/topic/inflation), [bank](/topic/bank), [the first](/topic/the-first), [balance sheet](/topic/balance-sheet), [debt](/topic/debt), [investment](/topic/investment), [boe](/topic/boe), [mmt](/topic/mmt) ### Top Social Posts Top posts by engagements in the last XX hours "@RachaelHopley @alansritchie @DerbyChrisW @spikedonline Indeed; just printing the money does not create value - the money injected needs to have some form of value" [X Link](https://x.com/anukewithouttac/status/1999998952570302561) 2025-12-14T00:24Z XXX followers, XX engagements "Again the BoE have already had the money for the gilts as they originally sold them. It provided market liquidity and an incentive to lend the money out; hence increasing spending consumption leading to higher economic output. Furthermore it devalues the currency to incentivise exports. So long the economic output grows faster than inflation the surplus money supply created will be negated" [X Link](https://x.com/anukewithouttac/status/2000023385452036576) 2025-12-14T02:01Z XXX followers, XX engagements "How did the commercial bank originally acquire them in the first place to sell them back to BoE. that sale goes on the balance sheet as a liability which they pay off early and clear the debt. They fund the buyback with their cash reserves which they always hold a float - irresponsible if they do not have one. The gilt revenues are constantly renewed with pay back & resales - the revenue is split between maintaining a reserve invested in assets and loaned to the gov for spending" [X Link](https://x.com/anukewithouttac/status/2000155913752052002) 2025-12-14T10:48Z XXX followers, XX engagements "@alansritchie @RachaelHopley @DerbyChrisW @spikedonline Because 895bn was accumulated between 2009-2020 not in one single purchase. The BoE would have revenue on investment and asset liquidation over those years to fund the purchase" [X Link](https://x.com/anukewithouttac/status/2000205430681718919) 2025-12-14T14:05Z XXX followers, XX engagements "Again it doesn't and I don't understand why you are struggling with the principle of bond yields. Increasing liquidity in a market by borrowing against a bond value that's increased but not realised yet is not the same as MMT that has no security of value other than the hope giving the public sector more money will create growth. Bond yields can only be reduced so much until they become an unviable investment. Furthermore there is a finite number of bonds that are active and can be bought back you cannot issue more and but then back as this creates increased bond supply that will increase the" [X Link](https://x.com/anukewithouttac/status/2000248092138918197) 2025-12-14T16:54Z XXX followers, XX engagements
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@anukewithouttac Thermal Nuclear Penguin
Thermal Nuclear Penguin posts on X about money, liquidity, inflation, bank the most. They currently have XXX followers and XXX posts still getting attention that total XX engagements in the last XX hours.
Engagements: XX #
- X Month XXX +367%
- X Months XXXXX +115%
- X Year XXXXX +112%
Mentions: X #
Followers: XXX #
- X Month XXX +1.10%
- X Months XXX +65%
- X Year XXX +221%
CreatorRank: undefined #
Social Influence
Social category influence finance
Social topic influence money, liquidity, inflation, bank, the first, balance sheet, debt, investment, boe, mmt
Top Social Posts
Top posts by engagements in the last XX hours
"@RachaelHopley @alansritchie @DerbyChrisW @spikedonline Indeed; just printing the money does not create value - the money injected needs to have some form of value"
X Link 2025-12-14T00:24Z XXX followers, XX engagements
"Again the BoE have already had the money for the gilts as they originally sold them. It provided market liquidity and an incentive to lend the money out; hence increasing spending consumption leading to higher economic output. Furthermore it devalues the currency to incentivise exports. So long the economic output grows faster than inflation the surplus money supply created will be negated"
X Link 2025-12-14T02:01Z XXX followers, XX engagements
"How did the commercial bank originally acquire them in the first place to sell them back to BoE. that sale goes on the balance sheet as a liability which they pay off early and clear the debt. They fund the buyback with their cash reserves which they always hold a float - irresponsible if they do not have one. The gilt revenues are constantly renewed with pay back & resales - the revenue is split between maintaining a reserve invested in assets and loaned to the gov for spending"
X Link 2025-12-14T10:48Z XXX followers, XX engagements
"@alansritchie @RachaelHopley @DerbyChrisW @spikedonline Because 895bn was accumulated between 2009-2020 not in one single purchase. The BoE would have revenue on investment and asset liquidation over those years to fund the purchase"
X Link 2025-12-14T14:05Z XXX followers, XX engagements
"Again it doesn't and I don't understand why you are struggling with the principle of bond yields. Increasing liquidity in a market by borrowing against a bond value that's increased but not realised yet is not the same as MMT that has no security of value other than the hope giving the public sector more money will create growth. Bond yields can only be reduced so much until they become an unviable investment. Furthermore there is a finite number of bonds that are active and can be bought back you cannot issue more and but then back as this creates increased bond supply that will increase the"
X Link 2025-12-14T16:54Z XXX followers, XX engagements