Bitcoin is now up a measly 7.8% from its 2021 peak, after accounting for inflation.
That works out to an average annual return of roughly 2.6%. Absolutely horrendous performance.
JAPAN WILL CRASH THE U.S. DOLLAR IN 3 DAYS!!
Markets are completely unprepared for what will happen next week.
The Bank of Japan is now forced to abandon decades of Yield Curve Control.
That era is over.
And what comes next is far more destabilizing than people expect:
To defend the yen and to stop their bond market from imploding Japan must create real buyers for JGBs.
The BoJ can’t do it alone anymore.
So Japanese financial institutions are forced into the same move: bring the money home.
That means selling foreign assets.
Stocks, Bonds, ETFs.
Repatriating capital.
And replacing the BoJ with a domestic bid for Japanese bonds.
This isn’t optional.
It’s survival.
And here’s the problem:
What is the largest and most liquid foreign asset Japan owns?
U.S. Treasury bonds.
Japan is the single largest foreign holder of U.S. government debt
Over $4.1 TRILLION sitting overseas.
Those Treasuries were bought when:
→ Japanese yields paid nothing
→ The yen was cheap
→ Carry trades ruled the world
That math no longer works.
Now Japanese bonds finally pay.
Hedged U.S. Treasuries don’t.
So the trade reverses.
This isn’t panic.
It’s simple mechanics.
To save their own market, Japan must sell yours.
Capital comes home.
Liquidity disappears abroad.
And the pressure shows up where it hurts most:
→ Global bond markets
→ U.S. borrowing costs
→ Risk assets everywhere
For decades, Japan exported capital and suppressed global yields.
Now the flow is reversing.
And when the world’s biggest creditor starts pulling money back at scale, it’s never quiet.
This is how a domestic policy shift becomes a global shock.
I warned you before Japan crashed the market in 2025.
