đš BREAKING: THIS IS HOW 2006 STARTS AGAIN $BIFI
The idea being floated: đ Buy $200B of mortgage bonds to âlower mortgage rates.â
Letâs be very clear:
â This does not fix housing
â This does not improve affordability
â This does inflate risk
The U.S. housing problem is NOT rates.
Itâs PRICES. $POL
âą Real home prices are already at record highs
âą Affordability is already crushed
âą Supply is still structurally tight
Now think about what happens if mortgage rates are forced lower:
âĄïž Monthly payments fall
âĄïž Buyers rush back in
âĄïž Demand spikes instantly
âĄïž Bidding wars return
âĄïž Prices pump AGAIN
Thatâs not stabilization.
Thatâs bubble reinforcement.
â ïž THE POLICY TRAP $WAL
Once prices are held up artificially:
âą They canât allow prices to fall (banks + consumers get hit)
âą So they inject more liquidity
âą Which delays the pain
âą But magnifies the crash
This is exactly how bubbles grow.
đ 2006 didnât collapse overnight
It was âsupportedâ until the system finally broke.
đ THE BINANCE SEQUENCE (CRYPTO TRANSMISSION)
When housing finally rolls over, it doesnât stop there.
Markets move in a sequence:
1ïžâŁ Bonds crack first (liquidity stress shows up early)
2ïžâŁ Stocks react later (earnings + sentiment lag)
3ïžâŁ Crypto moves FAST and VIOLENT
Why crypto first?
âą Itâs the purest liquidity asset
âą It trades 24/7
âą It reflects risk-on / risk-off instantly
On Binance, this shows up as: âą Sudden volatility spikes
âą Forced liquidations
âą Altcoins nuked first
âą BTC whipsaws violently before direction is clear
This isnât random.
Crypto is the early warning system.
đ« THIS IS NOT STABILITY
This is the system choosing:
đ Bigger risk later
instead of
đ Smaller pain now
Iâve studied macro for 10+ years and called major market tops, including the October BTC ATH.
Iâll post the warning BEFORE it hits the headlines.
Pay attention.