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🚨 THE LARGEST FINANCIAL EXPERIMENT GLOBALLY HAS JUST REACHED ITS END 🚨

For over thirty years, Japan has subtly driven international markets with unprecedentedly low capital rates.
Interest-free financing. Infinite liquidity. Trillions borrowed in yen, reinvested globally into equities, bonds, real estate, and cryptocurrencies.

This era concluded this week.

Here are some statistics that are receiving minimal attention:

• BOJ ETF assets: approximately $534 billion
• Anticipated unwinding: Spanning across more than a century
• Likelihood of a rate increase on December 19: around 90%
• Current policy interest rate: 0.75% — the highest since 1995
• Japan’s holdings in U. S. Treasury securities: $1.189 trillion (largest foreign holder)
• Yield on 10-year JGB: 1.96% — highest since 2007
• Yields on 30-year and 40-year bonds: reached all-time highs

Now, let's examine a trend many seem to overlook:

• BOJ hike in March 2024 → BTC drop of 23%
• BOJ hike in July 2024 → BTC drop of 26%
• BOJ hike in January 2025 → BTC drop of 31%

And soon, December 19 is on the horizon.

What has truly shifted

The Bank of Japan has crossed a pivotal threshold.

It is not merely reducing stimulus.
It's not just halting purchases.

It is initiating sales.

For the first time in history, a significant central bank is actively reducing assets accumulated through quantitative easing.

This is significant because the yen carry trade has been the foundation for everything:
Technology stocks. Bonds. Cryptocurrencies. Pension funds. Leveraged positions throughout the financial system.

Borrowing at nearly zero. Investing everywhere else.

That capital cost has now increased to 0.75% — and is projected to rise further.

The true transformation

Markets anticipated the interest rate increase.
What they did not consider was the impact of a consistent buyer turning into a consistent seller.

This is not an adjustment.
It represents a fundamental shift in global risk dynamics.

Important thresholds to monitor

• USD/JPY < 150: Begins margin strain
• USD/JPY < 145: Rapid liquidations commence

📅 On December 19, 2025
<mark id="p_19">The moment when the most subdued power in finance embarks on a liquidation process that could extend for a century.

Prepare accordingly.

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The world’s richest man once couldn’t afford rent. Let that sink in.
— Impressed by crypto community-shared tales

Before the headlines, before the rockets and electric cars, there was a skinny, silent kid everyone had written off.

At school, he was constantly bullied. Quiet. Introverted. A simple target.

One afternoon, during recess, a group of boys shoved him down a staircase. It didn’t stop there. They continued to hit him until he lost consciousness. He needed surgery after waking up in an emergency room bed.

That moment taught him something brutal and permanent:
The weak are not protected by the world.

However, this is where the narrative shifts.

He didn’t respond by trying to look tough.
He didn’t train his body.
He trained his mind.

He was glued to a computer while other children were glued to cartoons. At just 12 years old, he taught himself programming, built a video game, and sold it for $500. a young child selling software at a time when the majority of us were still learning our multiplication tables.

He was aware from an early age that his goals were greater than his surroundings.

So at 17, he left South Africa and chased opportunity abroad. No safety net. No money. No guarantees.

Life in North America was hard. He took dirty, exhausting jobs—cleaning boilers in freezing conditions, working long hours for almost nothing. Some days, he survived on $1 worth of food, eating hot dogs and oranges just to stay alive.

This wasn’t a success.
This was survival.

The effort eventually paid off. He helped build Zip2, then PayPal. When PayPal was sold, his share was around $180 million.

That is the finish line for the majority of people. Luxury. Comfort. Early retirement.

But comfort has never interested Elon Musk.

He did something that the majority of people would consider insane rather than playing it safe. He put nearly all of his money into two ideas that people laughed at: •

• Electric cars (Tesla)
• Private space rockets (SpaceX)

Friends warned him nonstop:
“You don’t understand rockets.”
"You will lose everything,
" I said. "This is insane."

They were nearly correct.

The worst year of his life, 2008, followed.

SpaceX launches failed. Again. And again. Rockets exploded. In a matter of seconds, years of work vanished.

Tesla's demise occurred simultaneously. Production was stalled. Cash was gone. The investors were worried. Bankruptcy was around the corner.

His personal life was shattered too—divorce, grief, exhaustion. The media turned against him. He was branded a fraud by critics. A joke. A billionaire making ends meet.

Behind the scenes, the truth was darker.

He had enough money for one final chance.

One final launch of a rocket.
Or just enough cash to keep Tesla breathing a little longer.

He couldn’t save both.
Both businesses would have failed if he had attempted to divide the funds.
If he went all in and failed, he’d be broke.

He was already borrowing money from friends to pay rent. sleeping on the floors of offices. Screaming when waking from nightmares.

The edge was here.
Everything or nothing.

He decided to bet everything.

September 28, 2008.
SpaceX’s fourth launch.

Silence filled the control room as the rocket lifted off. Seconds felt like hours.

Then it took place.
Orbit achieved.

Success.

NASA gave SpaceX a $1.5 billion contract just days later. Tesla obtained funding at the last minute. Both companies survived—barely.

A man stepped back from the brink.

Today, that same man openly challenges governments, reshapes industries, launches rockets vertically, and dreams of sending humans to Mars. Tesla rose to become the world’s highest-valued automobile company. SpaceX accomplished what nations once considered impossible.

So, why is this story significant to you?

Because you might feel broken after failing an exam.
Because someone’s words might make you doubt your worth.
Because one bad year can feel like the end of everything.

But remember this:

A boy was beaten into a hospital bed.
A man mocked by the entire world.
A near-bankrupt entrepreneur in 2008.

He did not halt.

And why should you quit when everything was against you if he didn't?

The lesson is simple and brutal:
Big risks carry big rewards.
And when it feels like every door is shut, that’s often when history is about to change.

Put the phone down.
Get engrossed.
Chase your vision like a madman.

Your stubborn refusal to quit might be the story people tell tomorrow.
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