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Are You Ready for the Coming Bitcoin Short Squeeze?
We’re not talking about a few over-leveraged traders getting wrecked. We’re talking hundreds of billions in losses… vanished overnight. Because counterparty risk in crypto has been completely ignored — again. This is exactly the kind of systemic blind spot that Martin Armstrong has spent decades warning about. His global economic models have been frighteningly accurate — and now, his story is laid out in The World According to Martin Armstrong — a must-read if you want to understand what’s really coming. 💥 The Setup: This Time ReallyDifferent Bitcoin has grown up — from cypherpunk experiment to Wall Street darling. But the DNA is still the same: hard supply, open markets, and ruthless consequences. The problem now? 🧨 Spot ETFs are hoarding real Bitcoin — removing supply from circulation. 📈 Futures & options markets are stacked with synthetic shorts — IOUs backed by vapor. 💸 Institutions are gambling with leverage — assuming someone else will take the loss if it all goes sideways. 🚨 What Triggers the Squeeze?
⚠️ The Real Problem: Counterparty Risk This is the most misunderstood risk in crypto today. Most Bitcoin exposure in hedge funds and structured products is paper-based — backed by margin, rehypothecation, and trust. When the price surges fast, and margin calls roll in, some players simply… can’t pay. There is no central clearinghouse. No Fed. No backstop. If Bitcoin runs too hard, too fast, the system breaks itself. 📊 What This Looks Like In Practice:
🧠 How to Prepare:
🧨 Final Thought Bitcoin was built to reveal fragility — and the next short squeeze may expose just how fragile the system still is, even with institutions on board.
Are you holding an asset…or someone else’s promise? Because when this squeeze hits, paper Bitcoin won’t save you.
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