"Eventually, as regulatory mandates and political pressures build, the rules change. Asset managers, especially the big institutions, will be compelled to buy ever larger quantities of government bonds, meaning they'll need to sell off equities and risk assets to make room. This sets up a drawn out period of forced rotation in which capital is steadily siphoned out of the private sector and absorbed by the state. The result won't be a sudden market crash, but a slow grinding decline in asset prices, a bare market engineered not by panic, but by regulatory design."
By Coin Bureau | July 18, 2025 | Pending
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Financial Repression 2025: How To Protect Your Wealth 00:18:31 - 00:19:07
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Regulatory mandates and political pressures will compel institutional asset managers to sell equities and risk assets to buy government bonds, leading to a slow, grinding decline in asset prices (a bear market engineered by regulatory design).

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