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EPISODE · Jan 20, 2026 · 29 MIN

2227: Bitcoin $2.2M in Play — Max Keiser Warns of Global Bondpocalypse

from Bitcoin News Alerts | Daily BTC Macro Signal · host Justin Verrengia

As global bond markets begin to crack under the weight of decades of leverage, Max Keiser is warning that Bitcoin may be the ultimate beneficiary — calling a looming "Bondpocalypse" driven by the unwinding of the yen carry trade and trillions in derivatives exposure. Keiser argues that as traditional safe havens respond to fear and despair, Bitcoin is increasingly being sought as stateless, neutral money, with $2.2 million per BTC now "in play" as the macro endgame unfolds. This episode breaks down: • Why the bond market may be the real systemic risk • How the yen carry trade has kept the global Ponzi afloat • Why Bitcoin is positioned as the ultimate safe haven • How Strategy 700K BTC tightens supply during macro stress • Why institutional demand remains strong despite volatility When the pin finally pops, the question won't be if Bitcoin reprices — but how fast. For the full premium livestream experience with video, visit our Rumble at http://BitcoinNewsAlerts.net

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