The original Bitcoin maximalist is back — and this time, he says Japan’s bond market is the ticking time bomb that could send BTC to the moon.
Max Keiser isn’t whispering. He’s shouting: the 10-year Japanese Government Bond (JGB) yield hitting 3.5% could kick off a global financial collapse.
Why? Because of the yen carry trade — that ancient Wall Street trick where investors borrow cheap Japanese yen to chase higher yields abroad. If those bond yields rise too much, the whole system unravels.
Keiser warns: if Japan’s financial system wobbles, they’ll have to dump U.S. Treasuries, lighting the fuse on a “bond apocalypse.” The fallout? Panic in traditional markets — and a flight to Bitcoin.
“500K, 600K, even 800K per BTC isn’t a moonshot — it’s math,” Keiser says.
The logic is simple: if bonds collapse, confidence in governments collapses. And when trust dies, people run to hard money.
That’s where Bitcoin comes in — scarce, decentralized, censorship-proof. Unlike bonds, BTC doesn’t rely on central banks or broken promises. It’s the exit hatch when the old world burns.
Keiser isn’t predicting a slow climb — he’s calling for a volcanic explosion in price.
Of course, not everyone’s onboard the Keiser rocketship.
Pseudonymous trader “Mr. Wall Street” thinks BTC needs to dip to 93K–95K before the next rally. Technical charts are still showing weakness. Short-term sell pressure is lurking.
But others — like Axel Adler Jr. and DeFiTracer — are more optimistic. They point to fewer forced liquidations, Middle East de-escalation, and even potential Fed rate cuts as signs that the mood is shifting bullish again.
The vibes are conflicted — but Keiser? He’s already packed his bags for 800K.
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He’s part broadcaster, part prophet, part chaos agent — and he’s been calling out Wall Street’s BS since before most of Crypto Twitter could legally drink.
Keiser’s 800K prediction might sound insane… until you realize how interconnected global markets are.
If Japan sneezes, the U.S. Treasury bleeds. If bonds crash, Bitcoin wins by default.
And even if you think the number’s crazy, here’s the bottom line:
Institutions are watching. Nations are buying. And Bitcoin is no longer a joke — it’s a plan B for the planet.
Whether you’re a maxi or a skeptic, one thing’s clear: the future is volatile — and Bitcoin is built for volatility.
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