A legendary figure in the investment circle recently made a bold statement: there will be the most severe financial crisis in history in 2026. He didn't say "可能" (possible), the word he used is "必然" (inevitable).

This person is Jim Rogers, 82 years old. If someone else said this, it might just be considered a joke. But the name Rogers carries a different weight in the investment world.

In 1970, he and George Soros co-founded the Quantum Fund. In just ten years, the fund's return exceeded 4200%, directly reshaping the landscape of Wall Street. At age 37, he retired successfully, not choosing to settle down, but instead riding motorcycles around the world, specifically hunting for undervalued opportunities in the market.

In 2005, he publicly warned about major problems in the US real estate market. At that time, Wall Street's smart people didn't believe him. Three years later, the subprime mortgage crisis erupted, nearly causing the collapse of the financial system. That prediction made people remember his foresight.

This time, Rogers is not just talking. He has already liquidated all his US stock positions, leaving none behind. An 82-year-old man using decades of accumulated wealth to verify his judgment—this is worth taking seriously.

He pointed out that the main risks come from two directions: one is the uncontrolled growth of debt in various countries after the pandemic, and the other is the bubble in the AI field. These two forces stacking together, he believes, have already put the market on the edge of a cliff.

For investors paying attention to global economic trends, especially those involved in crypto markets, this signal cannot be ignored. Major macroeconomic fluctuations often transmit to the digital asset market, influencing the overall ecosystem's direction.