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💥 What if the Crash of 1929 repeated itself today?
In October 1929, the United States stock market plunged into collapse. In a few days, trillions in market value evaporated. People lost life savings. Banks failed. The global economy entered a long and painful recession known as The Great Depression.
But...
what if this scenario repeated itself today?
With globalized markets, trading algorithms, and digital assets like Bitcoin, the impact would be much faster — and perhaps even more destructive.
📉 What caused the Crash of 1929?
Excessive speculation – People invested based on the 'certainty' that prices would only rise.
Dangerous leverage – Many bought stocks with borrowed money.
Overvaluation – Assets did not reflect the fundamentals of the companies.
Collective euphoria – A blind faith in the market led to the bubble.
Mass panic – When prices started to fall, everyone wanted to sell at the same time.
Result?
The market that rose with euphoria... fell with despair.
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🌍 Today: the scenario is even more sensitive
We live in a highly connected world, with:
Automated trading by robots and algorithms
Volatile and decentralized cryptocurrencies
Social networks that spread panic in seconds
Public and private debts at historic levels
Geopolitical tension and high interest rate cycles
Moreover, many investors still act with the same speculative mentality of 1929, but now with the touch of a smartphone.
🤖 The role of cryptocurrencies
If a collapse like that of 1929 happened today, could Bitcoin serve as a refuge?
Or, still seen as a risky asset, would it crash along with everything?
Some argue that BTC is the 'digital gold' and could appreciate amidst the crisis.
Others believe that, in times of panic, even promising assets are sold for liquidity.
⚠️ Are we in a bubble?
Sectors such as artificial intelligence, technology stocks, and even NFTs and memecoins raise this question.
Companies without profits worth billions
Tokens with no practical utility being inflated
Novice investors being driven by hype.
It is not exactly like 1929... but the ingredients are familiar.
🧠 How to protect yourself?
Invest based on fundamentals, not on promises.
Keep part of the portfolio in liquid and safe assets.
Diversify.
Avoid fads and temporary bubbles.
Always have an exit plan.
✍️ Conclusion
Repeating 1929 literally may be unlikely...
But something similar — on a modern scale — is always on the radar.
The question is not 'if', but 'when' a new major adjustment will occur.
History does not repeat itself, but it rhymes.
– Mark Twain
Be prepared.
