Bullish-Mind

🚨 GLOBAL MARKET COLLAPSE IS COMING IN 2026!!

New macro data is truly shocking, but no one talks about it.

The economy crash has already started, and it'll only get worse.

Those who pay attention now will survive the crash and profit, while others will lose everything.

It all starts with government debt - specifically sovereign bonds.

And right now, the U.S. Treasury has a serious problem.

That giant yellow spike you see on the chart?
That’s nearly $8 trillion in U.S. debt maturing in 2026.

All of that debt has to be refinanced - but here’s the catch: it was originally issued when interest rates were close to zero, and now rates are way higher.

To put simply, here’s what’s going on:
→ The U.S. binged on super-cheap debt for years.
→ That debt is now coming due.
→ It has to be rolled over at much more expensive rates.
→ Interest payments are about to explode.
→ And something has to absorb that pressure - markets, taxes, government spending, or the dollar itself.

This isn’t some short-term panic event.
It’s a structural time bomb that’s been quietly ticking in the background.

It doesn’t blow up overnight - but when it finally hits, the shockwaves spread everywhere.
Stocks will dump.
Bonds will dump.
Housing will collapse.
Crypto will crash.

When a debt wall this massive comes due, no asset class is safe.

At the same time, the buyer base for U.S. government
debt is shrinking fast.

China has been steadily pulling back as a buyer of U.S. debt, and that’s forcing the U.S. to play offense elsewhere.

Geopolitical pressure is pushing the U.S. to expand influence in places like Venezuela - not just for politics, but to secure alternative energy routes, gold, and critical earth metals, while cutting China out and regaining leverage.

And it’s not just China.
Japan, the largest foreign holder of U.S. debt, is under pressure too.
With the yen weak and rates rising at home, Japan can’t keep buying Treasuries like it used to, and soon may even have to sell just to defend its own currency.

That all matters because those countries were once reliable buyers.

So now the U.S. needs more financing than ever, while its biggest buyers are stepping back.
More debt, fewer buyers, higher rates.
That’s not a normal adjustment - that’s when things start to break.

The most dangerous part?
Most people won’t connect the dots until the consequences are already obvious - and by then, their money is gone.

This is one of those moments where paying attention early actually matters.

Position yourself before the collapse starts, not after.