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THIS IS HOW #2008 HAPPENS AGAIN😲
Look at this chart 👇
Real US home prices index just hit around 300
2006 bubble peak was around 266
That is about 13% ABOVE the 2006 top
And the long term “normal” level is around 155
So housing is sitting near 2x the normal baseline
People keep saying “homes never go down”
2008 proved that was a LIE
Here is what happened last time
- Home prices: down about 30% from the 2006 peak
- Stocks: down about 57% from the 2007 top to the 2009 bottom
- Unemployment: hit 10%
And it ALWAYS starts the same way
- Buyers step back first
- Listings pile up
- Price cuts spread
- Banks get tighter because the house is the loan backup
Now look at the bigger warning sign
Almost every market is signaling something is BROKEN:
- Yields
- Bonds
- US Treasury
And no one is paying attention
Markets are not pricing it now
But they will
And here's the part nobody wants to talk about
Trump orders $200,000,000,000 in mortgage bond buys to lower mortgage rates
That tells you everything
They already see the pressure
They are trying to hold housing up with a policy lever
THIS IS WHERE IT GETS UGLY
Because once housing rolls over, everything slows
- Spending slows
- Jobs get hit
- Credit gets tight
Then the chain reaction hits markets
- Bonds move first
- Stocks react later
- Crypto gets the violent move first
2026 is not “safe” with housing at a never seen level
It's a setup
I’ve studied macro for 10 years and I called almost every major market top, including the October BTC ATH.
Follow and turn notifications on.
I’ll post the warning BEFORE it hits the headlines. $BTC
$ETH
$BNB
#StrategyBTCPurchase #WriteToEarnUpgrade #TrumpTariffsOnEurope #TrumpCancelsEUTariffThreat
Look at this chart 👇
Real US home prices index just hit around 300
2006 bubble peak was around 266
That is about 13% ABOVE the 2006 top
And the long term “normal” level is around 155
So housing is sitting near 2x the normal baseline
People keep saying “homes never go down”
2008 proved that was a LIE
Here is what happened last time
- Home prices: down about 30% from the 2006 peak
- Stocks: down about 57% from the 2007 top to the 2009 bottom
- Unemployment: hit 10%
And it ALWAYS starts the same way
- Buyers step back first
- Listings pile up
- Price cuts spread
- Banks get tighter because the house is the loan backup
Now look at the bigger warning sign
Almost every market is signaling something is BROKEN:
- Yields
- Bonds
- US Treasury
And no one is paying attention
Markets are not pricing it now
But they will
And here's the part nobody wants to talk about
Trump orders $200,000,000,000 in mortgage bond buys to lower mortgage rates
That tells you everything
They already see the pressure
They are trying to hold housing up with a policy lever
THIS IS WHERE IT GETS UGLY
Because once housing rolls over, everything slows
- Spending slows
- Jobs get hit
- Credit gets tight
Then the chain reaction hits markets
- Bonds move first
- Stocks react later
- Crypto gets the violent move first
2026 is not “safe” with housing at a never seen level
It's a setup
I’ve studied macro for 10 years and I called almost every major market top, including the October BTC ATH.
Follow and turn notifications on.
I’ll post the warning BEFORE it hits the headlines. $BTC
$ETH
$BNB
#StrategyBTCPurchase #WriteToEarnUpgrade #TrumpTariffsOnEurope #TrumpCancelsEUTariffThreat
HOUSING CRASH IMMINENT. $200B BAILOUT FAILS.
U.S. housing at 300. 13% above 2006 bubble peak. Real prices 2x normal. This is NOT a drill. 2008 parallels are terrifying. Buyers vanished. Listings surged. Price cuts incoming. Banks are tightening. Trump's $200B mortgage bond buy is a desperate policy signal. They know the pressure. Housing rollover triggers a cascade. Spending halts. Jobs lost. Credit dries up. Bonds crash. Stocks plummet. Crypto will see violent moves first. $BTC $SENT $RIVER 2026 is not safe.
Disclaimer: Not financial advice.
#HousingCrash #2008 #RiskOff #Crypto #Markets 💥
U.S. housing at 300. 13% above 2006 bubble peak. Real prices 2x normal. This is NOT a drill. 2008 parallels are terrifying. Buyers vanished. Listings surged. Price cuts incoming. Banks are tightening. Trump's $200B mortgage bond buy is a desperate policy signal. They know the pressure. Housing rollover triggers a cascade. Spending halts. Jobs lost. Credit dries up. Bonds crash. Stocks plummet. Crypto will see violent moves first. $BTC $SENT $RIVER 2026 is not safe.
Disclaimer: Not financial advice.
#HousingCrash #2008 #RiskOff #Crypto #Markets 💥
📉 U.S. HOUSING AT 300 INDEX – 13% ABOVE 2006 BUBBLE PEAK! 📉
Real U.S. home prices are ~2x the long-term “normal” baseline (155) — hovering at levels 13% above the 2006 bubble top (266).
⚠️ Historical Parallel:
2008 started the same way: buyers stepped back, listings piled up, price cuts spread, banks tightened.
🏦 Policy Red Flag:
Trump’s $200B mortgage bond buy to lower rates signals they already see the pressure — trying to prop up housing with policy.
⚡ Cascade Risk:
Once housing rolls over → spending slows → jobs hit → credit tightens → bonds move → stocks react → crypto gets violent moves first.
🔍 Crypto Watch (Risk-Off Narratives):
$BTC
$SENT
$RIVER
2026 isn’t “safe” with housing at never‑seen levels. Stay alert. ⚡
#HousingBubble #2008 #Risk #Crypto #Markets
Real U.S. home prices are ~2x the long-term “normal” baseline (155) — hovering at levels 13% above the 2006 bubble top (266).
⚠️ Historical Parallel:
2008 started the same way: buyers stepped back, listings piled up, price cuts spread, banks tightened.
🏦 Policy Red Flag:
Trump’s $200B mortgage bond buy to lower rates signals they already see the pressure — trying to prop up housing with policy.
⚡ Cascade Risk:
Once housing rolls over → spending slows → jobs hit → credit tightens → bonds move → stocks react → crypto gets violent moves first.
🔍 Crypto Watch (Risk-Off Narratives):
$BTC
$SENT
$RIVER
2026 isn’t “safe” with housing at never‑seen levels. Stay alert. ⚡
#HousingBubble #2008 #Risk #Crypto #Markets
🚨#BREAKING NEWS:
MICHAEL BURRY — the man who predicted the #2008 crash and inspired “The Big Short” — just DE-REGISTERED his hedge fund, Scion Asset Management 😳
This is the same Burry who recently went short on Palantir and NVIDIA, calling out a massive #Bubble forming in tech stocks.
Every time he goes quiet… something big usually follows 👀
Is Burry seeing another market storm ahead? Or is this just a strategic move before the next big play?
⚡Stay alert, #traders .
FOLLOW @Square-Creator-574301899 for real-time updates — and don’t forget to LIKE & SHARE with your friends who love market drama!
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MICHAEL BURRY — the man who predicted the #2008 crash and inspired “The Big Short” — just DE-REGISTERED his hedge fund, Scion Asset Management 😳
This is the same Burry who recently went short on Palantir and NVIDIA, calling out a massive #Bubble forming in tech stocks.
Every time he goes quiet… something big usually follows 👀
Is Burry seeing another market storm ahead? Or is this just a strategic move before the next big play?
⚡Stay alert, #traders .
FOLLOW @Square-Creator-574301899 for real-time updates — and don’t forget to LIKE & SHARE with your friends who love market drama!
$XRP $BNB $SOL
By the way, positive data on the US economy has been released again. Most indicators suggest that the economy is growing.
Tomorrow, there will be a decision on the Fed's interest rate, and, of course, Jerome Powell will give a speech.
On September 29, #CZ will be released.
$BNB
On September 30, The #Times will drop another Easter egg: #Trump will put his golf cart in reverse, but drive upward😁
The Dow Jones is at an all-time high, and Nasdaq and S&P are heading in the same direction.
Gold has been hitting record highs for a while now.
Companies are announcing record stock buybacks after the earnings season.
On Twitter, debates are ongoing: 50% are predicting Bitcoin's demise, while the others are forecasting a massive surge.
There’s renewed talk of a recession if the Fed cuts the rate by 0.5% tomorrow instead of 0.25%.
Some are once again comparing the situation to #2008 and drawing doomsday scenarios on charts.
In general, there's a lot of noise, and people are being driven into panic🤣
Still, I’d like to draw your attention to the significant geopolitical tension. While #China is stimulating its economy, the US won’t be backing down. I haven't seen such tension in a long time🤔
Tomorrow, there will be a decision on the Fed's interest rate, and, of course, Jerome Powell will give a speech.
On September 29, #CZ will be released.
$BNB
On September 30, The #Times will drop another Easter egg: #Trump will put his golf cart in reverse, but drive upward😁
The Dow Jones is at an all-time high, and Nasdaq and S&P are heading in the same direction.
Gold has been hitting record highs for a while now.
Companies are announcing record stock buybacks after the earnings season.
On Twitter, debates are ongoing: 50% are predicting Bitcoin's demise, while the others are forecasting a massive surge.
There’s renewed talk of a recession if the Fed cuts the rate by 0.5% tomorrow instead of 0.25%.
Some are once again comparing the situation to #2008 and drawing doomsday scenarios on charts.
In general, there's a lot of noise, and people are being driven into panic🤣
Still, I’d like to draw your attention to the significant geopolitical tension. While #China is stimulating its economy, the US won’t be backing down. I haven't seen such tension in a long time🤔
Shitcoins, useless Layers, and Bitcoin. Risk of serious turbulence
1. Lessons from 2008
Subprime mortgages were high-risk loans, securitized and marketed as safe investments. Their collapse triggered a systemic crisis that brought down banks and global markets. The contagion was so severe because the underlying risk was at the core of the financial system.
2. The Crypto Landscape Today
The ecosystem now features numerous useless L1 and L2 protocols alongside highly speculative tokens and shitcoins, often leveraged or collateralized with BTC. Exponential growth and hype have created a structurally fragile environment.
3. Bitcoin under Pressure
If shitcoins implode while $BTC is used as collateral, forced liquidations could induce substantial price volatility. In extreme scenarios, declines of 60–70% are plausible, far exceeding common expectations, before stabilization occurs.
4. Why the #2008 Analogy Holds
• Shitcoins and redundant layers = subprime
• High leverage and risky protocols = financial securitization
• Panic and cascading liquidations = domino effect on asset prices
The key difference is that BTC remains a robust network; however, its market value can be severely impacted when intertwined with speculative collateral.
5. Strategic Takeaway
Bitcoin remains a fundamentally sound asset, yet those considering it solely as “digital gold” should acknowledge that short- to medium-term price contractions could be substantial, driven by systemic altcoin failures and unsustainable hype. Segregating the core holdings from speculative exposure is essential.
“In a market built on hype and leverage, even Bitcoin is not immune. The network survives, but the price could plunge harder than most expect.”
Subprime mortgages were high-risk loans, securitized and marketed as safe investments. Their collapse triggered a systemic crisis that brought down banks and global markets. The contagion was so severe because the underlying risk was at the core of the financial system.
2. The Crypto Landscape Today
The ecosystem now features numerous useless L1 and L2 protocols alongside highly speculative tokens and shitcoins, often leveraged or collateralized with BTC. Exponential growth and hype have created a structurally fragile environment.
3. Bitcoin under Pressure
If shitcoins implode while $BTC is used as collateral, forced liquidations could induce substantial price volatility. In extreme scenarios, declines of 60–70% are plausible, far exceeding common expectations, before stabilization occurs.
4. Why the #2008 Analogy Holds
• Shitcoins and redundant layers = subprime
• High leverage and risky protocols = financial securitization
• Panic and cascading liquidations = domino effect on asset prices
The key difference is that BTC remains a robust network; however, its market value can be severely impacted when intertwined with speculative collateral.
5. Strategic Takeaway
Bitcoin remains a fundamentally sound asset, yet those considering it solely as “digital gold” should acknowledge that short- to medium-term price contractions could be substantial, driven by systemic altcoin failures and unsustainable hype. Segregating the core holdings from speculative exposure is essential.
“In a market built on hype and leverage, even Bitcoin is not immune. The network survives, but the price could plunge harder than most expect.”
🚨 The Silent Meetings of the Fed with Wall Street: A Signal That Markets Cannot Ignore 🤫🏦
When the Federal Reserve 🦅 begins to hold undisclosed meetings 🤐 with the major banks of Wall Street, it is not routine, it is a warning! ⚠️ Concerns about liquidity do not come to light. They emerge behind closed doors 🚪, just like they did in 2008 📉 before the global financial system collapsed. 💥
The Stress Pattern (2008 ➡️ Today) 👇
If these reports have weight, the pattern is familiar:
✨Stress building in the funding markets. 🥵
✨Institutions struggling to access cash. 💸
✨Assets hardening towards illiquidity. 🧊
✨Confidence sliding beneath the surface. 📉
Today, the environment is much more leveraged 🚀, interconnected 🌐, and moving quickly. A fracture can spread through the system in minutes, not months. ⏱️
🛡️ Strategy for Investors
For investors, these signals cannot be ignored. 👁️ When liquidity dries up, traditional markets feel the hit first. Risk margins widen. Volatility increases. 🌪️
Capital quickly rotates to assets that are:
🔸Global 🌍
🔸Permissionless ✅
🔸Liquid at all times 🌊
This is the time to review exposure, secure liquidity, and focus on assets built for stress environments. 🏗️ History does not repeat perfectly, but it rhymes accurately. 🎶
The market is sending a message. 📣 The question is whether participants are paying attention. 👂
#Fed #WallStreet #liquidez #2008 #alerta
➡️ Are you taking steps to secure liquidity in your portfolio? Comment! 💬
When the Federal Reserve 🦅 begins to hold undisclosed meetings 🤐 with the major banks of Wall Street, it is not routine, it is a warning! ⚠️ Concerns about liquidity do not come to light. They emerge behind closed doors 🚪, just like they did in 2008 📉 before the global financial system collapsed. 💥
The Stress Pattern (2008 ➡️ Today) 👇
If these reports have weight, the pattern is familiar:
✨Stress building in the funding markets. 🥵
✨Institutions struggling to access cash. 💸
✨Assets hardening towards illiquidity. 🧊
✨Confidence sliding beneath the surface. 📉
Today, the environment is much more leveraged 🚀, interconnected 🌐, and moving quickly. A fracture can spread through the system in minutes, not months. ⏱️
🛡️ Strategy for Investors
For investors, these signals cannot be ignored. 👁️ When liquidity dries up, traditional markets feel the hit first. Risk margins widen. Volatility increases. 🌪️
Capital quickly rotates to assets that are:
🔸Global 🌍
🔸Permissionless ✅
🔸Liquid at all times 🌊
This is the time to review exposure, secure liquidity, and focus on assets built for stress environments. 🏗️ History does not repeat perfectly, but it rhymes accurately. 🎶
The market is sending a message. 📣 The question is whether participants are paying attention. 👂
#Fed #WallStreet #liquidez #2008 #alerta
➡️ Are you taking steps to secure liquidity in your portfolio? Comment! 💬
The #2008 crisis known as the "Mortgage Crisis" is actually the #BankingCrisis .
Let's pay attention to the credit spreads of #2007 , but first I will briefly explain what they are:
A credit spread is the difference in yield between bonds or other debt instruments with different credit risks. Typically, the yield on corporate bonds is compared to the yield on government bonds with the same maturity.
The #CreditSpread shows the risk of debt default: the higher the spread, the greater the risk investors see in the company's or other bond issuer's ability to meet its obligations.
Negative impact on the economy: A significant increase in credit spreads can signal general economic problems, such as a recession. This can make it difficult for companies and government agencies to raise financing, which in turn can slow down economic growth.
In the screenshots, you can see how credit spreads were rising rapidly in the run-up to the 2008 crisis, which clearly signaled the impending problems in the market.
Let's pay attention to the credit spreads of #2007 , but first I will briefly explain what they are:
A credit spread is the difference in yield between bonds or other debt instruments with different credit risks. Typically, the yield on corporate bonds is compared to the yield on government bonds with the same maturity.
The #CreditSpread shows the risk of debt default: the higher the spread, the greater the risk investors see in the company's or other bond issuer's ability to meet its obligations.
Negative impact on the economy: A significant increase in credit spreads can signal general economic problems, such as a recession. This can make it difficult for companies and government agencies to raise financing, which in turn can slow down economic growth.
In the screenshots, you can see how credit spreads were rising rapidly in the run-up to the 2008 crisis, which clearly signaled the impending problems in the market.
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