82-year-old financial giant Rogers liquidates U.S. stocks and warns: 2026 will see the largest financial crisis in history! Two bombs have already been planted; how can ordinary people protect themselves?

He once partnered with Soros to create a myth of 4200% returns over ten years, retiring at 37 to travel the world on a motorcycle while investing in undervalued assets. In 2005, he accurately predicted the U.S. subprime mortgage crisis. Now, at 82, Jim Rogers has issued another warning: a financial crisis of unprecedented severity will inevitably erupt in 2026! Moreover, he has cleared out all his U.S. stocks, betting his own money on his judgment.
 
Two giant bombs, ready to explode at any time:
The global debt bomb is on countdown.
U.S. national debt has surpassed $37 trillion, with an additional $3 million in debt every minute. Even more terrifying is that in 2024, just paying the interest will cost $1.1 trillion, higher than military spending. Japan's debt-to-GDP ratio has reached 250%, far exceeding the 180% during Greece's collapse. Global public debt stands at $315 trillion, and no amount of collective effort from the world can fill this gap. The 'lifesaving money' printed during the pandemic has now become a 'death warrant.'
The AI bubble is crazier than the internet in 2000.
Rogers said: AI technology is a true revolution, but stock prices are a false bubble.
The 'seven giants' of US stocks (Apple, Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Meta, Nvidia, Tesla) account for 36% of the S&P 500 weight, a concentration far exceeding that of the internet bubble era. Nvidia's market cap is approximately equal to the sum of the top 20 companies in Europe.
Strangely: Tech moguls shout 'AI will change the world' while cashing out frantically. Zuckerberg and Bezos have reduced their holdings, SoftBank sold Nvidia for 5.8 billion, and the prototype of the 'big short', Burry, has begun to short Nvidia.
Rogers bluntly stated: "It feels a lot like Cisco in 2000—the internet truly changed the world, but those who bought at the peak have been trapped for over a decade."
 
What should people in the cryptocurrency world be wary of?
The liquidity crisis will spread: if the US stock AI bubble bursts, global risk assets (including cryptocurrencies) will surely face a bloodbath.
Debt crisis ignites the 'money shortage era': in a high-interest environment, funds will be more cautious, and speculative assets may be sold off first.
"Market rescue ammo" has run out: in 2008, we could still cut rates and inject liquidity, but now central bank rates are high, and the next crisis may be beyond saving.
 
Rogers' survival advice (worth savoring):
Hold cash, allocate silver, and stay away from popular bubble assets.
The implication: surviving is more important than how much you earn.
 
Cryptocurrency action checklist:
Reduce leverage, quit contracts—when a black swan comes, a liquidation happens in an instant.
Hold USDT, stay agile—opportunities always arise after a crash, but you need money to pick up the chips.
Don't go all in on narrative bubbles—AI, blockchain games, MEME... trends rotate quickly, and by the time they land, they may already be in ruins.
Focus on safe-haven assets—can BTC regain its 'digital gold' status? The key depends on whether it decouples from US stocks.
 
History doesn't simply repeat, but it always carries the same rhyme.
When legendary investors bet their lifetime credibility on a crisis,
When the big shots shout bullish while running away,
When the debt clock ticks every second but no one can stop it—
In 2026, we may be witnessing the calm before the storm.
Remember: make money in a bull market, earn coins in a bear market, and survive during a crisis.
Stabilize your position, keep enough ammunition, and wait for the moment when everyone panics.
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