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@ MrDecentralize
2025-02-25 01:58:56
The Bank of Japan is back to relentless money printing, propping up the carry trade and preventing its financial system from imploding. With Japan’s debt-to-GDP at 260%, its citizens will bear the cost through soaring inflation and devaluation.
But here’s the kicker—this isn’t just Japan’s problem. Global markets depend on cheap yen liquidity, and every central bank benefits from Japan’s silent sacrifice.
The real question: how long can this last before the entire system unravels? When the yen finally breaks, the shockwaves will be felt worldwide.