The Japanese government has just introduced a powerful remedy: new government bonds totaling 29.6 trillion yen (approximately 1.3 trillion RMB), setting a record high! 💥 This is equivalent to burning nearly 1 billion RMB a day, for an entire year. Netizens are in an uproar: Did they just turn on the printing press?
What is this money for? On the surface, it is to stimulate the economy—Japan has been trapped in a "low desire paradox" for many years: deflation, stagnant consumption, aging population... The government hopes to use this massive amount of funds to give society a shot in the arm. But risks are also evident: Japan's total national debt has exceeded 260% of GDP, the highest in the world! This is like continuing to inflate an already swollen balloon; no one knows when the breaking point will come.
As traditional economic measures increasingly resemble "borrowing money from the future to treat today's ailments," more and more people are starting to think: Is there a more sustainable value ecosystem? At this time, new community forms and asset narratives are providing radically different ideas—driven not by debt, but by consensus and continuous productive vitality. This shift from "external blood transfusion" to "internal blood production" may be the key to the next decade.
Discussion time:
1. Do you think Japan's "debt stimulus" model can ultimately find a way out of its predicament, or will it face greater risks?
2. If people want to avoid being quietly harvested by "debt inflation," what kind of assets or value carriers should they focus on now?
Come to the comments section and share your views! 👇
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