Former IMF Chief Economist Sounds Alarm: $35 Trillion Financial Meltdown Looms
Wall Street's worst nightmare just got a price tag—and it's staggering.
The Cassandra of Capital
A former IMF chief economist breaks ranks with Wall Street optimism, predicting a financial catastrophe that dwarfs 2008. The warning shot echoes through trading floors worldwide.
Numbers Don't Lie
Thirty-five trillion dollars in potential economic devastation—that's the calculated risk now hanging over global markets. The figure represents systemic vulnerabilities that traditional safeguards can't contain.
Traditional Finance's Blind Spot
While mainstream economists wring their hands, digital asset markets continue building parallel financial infrastructure. Legacy systems creak under debt loads while blockchain networks process settlements in seconds.
Another 'too big to fail' moment approaches—but this time, the bailout might need its own bailout.
