Why Markets Suddenly Crashed — The 90-Day Liquidity Shock (Not Japan)

Did your portfolio wake up in a sea of red? You’re not alone. In this video we debunk the popular “Japan did it” explanation and reveal the real culprit behind the coordinated crash across Bitcoin, the S&P 500 and other risky assets: a delayed global liquidity squeeze stemming from U.S. Fed action.

What you’ll learn
Why the Japan interest-rate story doesn’t fit the timeline
How a ~90-day liquidity lag turns mid‑July Fed tightening into December pain
Why Bitcoin fell hardest, equities got hit next, and gold rallied
The looming tug-of-war: central banks tightening vs governments spending trillions
What this means for the next phase — and why easing could be coming sooner than you think

Why watch this full breakdown
This isn’t just another headline recap — we walk through the timeline, the data, and the market mechanics so you can understand what actually moves prices (and how to think about risk going forward). If you trade or invest, the difference between a rumor and a systemic liquidity story matters.

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