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Wall Street veteran issues warning again: Is a financial storm really coming in 2026?

82-year-old investor Jim Rogers recently made a bold prediction—by 2026, a global financial crisis is imminent. This guy is not joking; in 1970, he partnered with Soros to establish the Quantum Fund, which multiplied over 42 times in ten years, a legendary achievement in the investment world.

Why is he so confident? The reason is straightforward: global debt has ballooned to an absurd level, central banks around the world are printing money wildly, and the bubbles created are approaching a critical point. Plus, with the current hype around AI concepts, the speculative atmosphere is intense and hard to ignore. These two factors combined significantly increase the risk level.

Just look at his track record to see how accurate his vision is. In 2005, when the real estate bubble was at its peak, others were celebrating, but he was the first to warn of "danger." Three years later, in 2008, the subprime mortgage crisis erupted, shaking the global financial system, and his prediction was spot on.

Now, hot money is again flooding into the cryptocurrency market, which could trigger the next crisis. When an investor with such a successful record describes it as "inevitable" rather than "possible," it truly warrants serious attention.

How far is 2026? The crisis may already be approaching.
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MetaverseLandlordvip
· 01-06 02:59
Rogers, I still listen to what he says. After all, he didn't crash during the 2008 wave. 2026... Everyone's investing in coins now. By then, won't they all be stuck at the top?
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BlockchainDecodervip
· 01-04 11:45
According to research, Rogers' theoretical framework has logical flaws—debt inflation ≠ inevitable crisis, and the causal chain between the two has been oversimplified. From a technical perspective, the current size of the crypto market is still relatively small compared to the global financial system, and the assertion of a trigger lacks data support. It is worth noting the survivor bias in historical predictions—being correct once does not mean the model itself is valid. He was right in 2008, but that does not necessarily imply the conclusion for 2026. The influx of hot money into the crypto market is a fact, but this more reflects an asset allocation dilemma rather than an inherent systemic risk signal. Overall, it’s wise to stay cautious, but the phrase "the arrow is on the string" is too absolute.
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LiquidationSurvivorvip
· 01-03 07:11
That guy Rogers always drives using the rearview mirror. We still have two more years until 2026. The crypto world has already gone through several waves of upheaval.
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ChainDoctorvip
· 01-03 04:09
Rogers is once again sounding the alarm... But speaking of the subprime mortgage crisis, his predictions were indeed very accurate. If the signals this time are really this obvious... The crypto market should have already collapsed, but instead, each one is surging wildly.
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FUD_Vaccinatedvip
· 01-03 04:02
Rogers is starting to be pessimistic again... but he did predict the 2008 crisis back then, so this time I can't just ignore it completely.
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ForkItAllvip
· 01-03 03:59
Rogers is once again sounding the alarm, but I have to admit, this guy's predictions are indeed ridiculously accurate. But when has the crypto market not been a bubble? We're still here playing around. If it really blows up in 2026, what about the coins we've accumulated now... Never mind, I don't want to think about it.
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MetaverseMortgagevip
· 01-03 03:58
Rogers has started to be pessimistic again, but everything he says should be listened to carefully... It really feels like we can't avoid the hurdle in 2026.
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ConsensusBotvip
· 01-03 03:46
Rogers' outlook for 2026... Honestly, it's a bit scary, but he has indeed been accurate before, especially during the 2008 bubble. Speaking of which, now central banks around the world are printing money like crazy, and bubbles are piling up. The hot money flowing into crypto is intense, and when it crashes, it will probably be a big mess. Better be prepared.
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