The next bull market is 2025
Bitcoin is due for its halving in 2024.
The bull market will occur in the following year, 2025.
Right now, the United States is gradually raising interest rates through the Federal Reserve, but ...
Finally, major banks are beginning to fail.
Following the collapse of the cryptocurrency exchange FTX, Silver Gate Bank failed, and then Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank failed as well.
During the Covid era, President Trump implemented quantitative easing, and distributed money to the public, saving service industries, tourism, and dining from hard times, but side effects are now beginning to appear.
Unlike Japan, the United States conducted lockdowns, so city centers became completely depopulated.
As the pandemic began to subside, the Fed gradually raised interest rates. Then the dollars spread around the world began to flow back into the United States.
Since many countries trade in U.S. dollars as the reserve currency, countries with weak own currencies have dollar-denominated debt. They borrow dollars from the IMF to conduct trade.
Each time the Fed raises rates, those countries see their debt grow simply by doing nothing.
As the amount of U.S. dollars returns to the U.S., it offsets the bonds issued during the QE era, causing a ‘strong dollar.’
As the dollar supply decreases, the dollar appreciates, and relatively other countries suffer currency depreciation as a result.
A strong dollar and a weak yen are among those effects.
Prices rise, and incomes rise accordingly. It’s a strong economy with inflation, but if funding can’t keep up with rising prices, a crash will occur somewhere.
When banks fail, that is not a sign of a healthy country or society.
President Biden says he will guarantee all deposits of failed banks, so there is some reassurance, but bank failures among large banks are exceptional.
It’s almost like urban legend, but in Japan, new currency will appear in 2024. While other countries are moving to eliminate cash and digitize, Japan will issue new banknotes. Speculation about deposit freezes and bank failures has circulated for years—why is that?
The 10,000-yen note of the new currency is Seikichi Shibusawa. His achievement was the deposit freeze. It happened in Japan 75 years ago.
Is this a coincidence?
I see it as an inevitable result. It’s almost prophecy.
Right now, bank failures in the United States are a warning sign. This omen evokes Japan’s bank failures in 2024.
In 2023, the value of the U.S. dollar fell, and the dollar weakened while the yen strengthened could occur.
Dollar/Yen rising, U.S. yields falling approaching 134 yen temporarily
In 2023, the dollar’s value declined, and the yen strengthened. However, next year, Japan could also see banks fail or some major event that does not preclude a yen depreciation.
If that happens, the U.S. dollar might fail and the Japanese yen might fail as well...
Where will that money go?
What financial product could dispel the public’s mass psychology, anxiety, and fear around the world?
Perhaps it could be Bitcoin.
People may prefer money that no government or central bank controls over money that is controlled by authorities.
Mass psychology, fear, and anxiety could push Bitcoin’s price higher.
That would be around October 2024.
From autumn 2024 into 2025, Bitcoin will show an extraordinary surge in market value, offering investors a dream.
It will be two years from now.
Let’s invest and look forward with anticipation!