I think that there are a few misconceptions here. Money supply isn't GDP (although there are relationships but that's beyond the scope of this discussion). The

I think that there are a few misconceptions here. Money supply isn't GDP (although there are relationships but that's beyond the scope of this discussion). The government isn't the central bank. And the UK was facing a recession making the peg really hard to maintain, that's about it. I think Soros in this quote was "mocking" the 15 B part for how pathetic their effort was. You can't save (or destroy) a currency with that kind of money. I don't see any evidence of a coordination although it's clear that some other people were involved, just like a bunch of people took advantage of the GFC, or of oil going negative in 2020, but that doesn't mean those people were involved in provoking it or "coordinating". You have to understand that hedge funds compete against each other, we've seen that many times in history.