“What are the chances the government intervened and cuts this off before it starts?”

Walk with me down this logistical path - in a MOASS event, if and when the obligations exceed the DTCC and their member’s funds available to pay, the federal government will have to bail them out. This is assumed because of the the threat to critical infrastructure, system risk etc.

Uncle Sam cannot and will not let the US stock market collapse. I don’t mean collapse where the jig is up, obligations settle (how?) and everyone gets paid tendies. I mean collapse, there’s no one to pay and everyone gets screwed.

When the value exceeds the DTCC it is assumed the federal government will print money or issue a credit to the DTCC to pay. In order for this to happen there will have to be a finite number to be issued. In the unlikely event this happens, Uncle Sam is only cutting that check once. The only way for a finite number to be established, if apes are holding for ♾️, is for the plug to be pulled at a certain point in order for that amount to be set and check/credit issued.

This isn’t meant to be FUD, but I can’t find a logical or reasonable way this doesn’t occur in a MOASS scenario where the DTCC busts. Im open for counter or argument.