The world is facing the biggest debt crisis in human history.

There’s three times more debt than global GDP – and interest rates are twice as high as economic growth. This system is mathematically doomed. It’s eating itself alive.

Japan holds more U.S. Treasuries than any other country.

For decades, Japan was America’s best customer – buying U.S. debt without hesitation.

Now? Financially cornered.

Japan’s own Prime Minister said it: “Our situation is worse than Greece’s.”

Translation: Japan is out. No more Treasury purchases.

Worse – there’s a high chance they’ll start selling to stabilize their own crisis.

That means the largest foreign buyer disappears – in the exact year the U.S. needs to refinance $8 trillion in debt.

So what happens if there are no buyers at those auctions?

There’s only one card left:

The Fed.

They’ll monetize the debt – print money and buy the bonds themselves.

Not a theory. It’s the fallback plan when the music stops.

The U.S. bond market is already flashing red.

Credit rating agencies have issued downgrades.

Ray Dalio warned:

Bonds carry two risks:

1. You don’t get your money back.

2. You get it back – but it’s worth far less due to inflation.

Dalio says Risk #2 is the real killer – and the most underestimated.

Jamie Dimon (JPMorgan):

“I’m not buying bonds. The risks are too high.”

Even the insiders are telling you straight:

They’re out.

So where’s the safe haven?

Larry Fink (BlackRock):

“Bitcoin is a solution when countries devalue their currencies.”

The writing is on the wall. Crystal clear.

We’re down to two paths:

1. The system explodes. The Great Reset. A wipeout beyond imagination.

2. Print. Delay. Inflate. Kick the can down the road – at the cost of your purchasing power.

Historically, the system will do anything to survive – and sacrifice you first.

If you want to survive, own hard assets with no counterparty risk.

Because every counterparty will act in their interest – not yours – when it matters.

Bitcoin is no longer a “nice-to-have” asset.

It’s a must-have.

Global. Scarce. Uncensorable. Non-inflatable.

Or to put it simply:

In a world drowning in unlimited debt, scarcity is the most radical form of sanity.