Growing Signs of a Private Credit Crisis — A Potential Risk on the Scale of 2008
This provides a clear breakdown of the emerging risks in the private credit market and why it may pose the most serious financial threat since the 2008 crisis.
We explain what private credit is, how non-bank lending and opaque debt structures have evolved into a $2 trillion shadow market, and why cracks are now beginning to show. The video also explores how Federal Reserve policy could either delay the fallout or accelerate a systemic breakdown.
You’ll learn how the situation is spilling into the crypto ecosystem, including the impact on Bitcoin, altcoins, and major treasury holders like MicroStrategy. We also examine why Bitcoin has recently trailed equities and how upcoming decisions by the Fed—such as rate cuts or quantitative easing—could influence the next market rally or correction.
To conclude, we present a detailed comparison between the 2007 subprime mortgage crisis and today’s expanding private credit bubble, highlighting the parallels that suggest history may be repeating itself.
