{"content":"$WLD {spot}(WLDUSDT) 🚨🗽🚨 Jerome Powell and Warren Buffett reveal an impending crash similar to 2008 — this portends a disaster, even Bitcoin is not safe 🚨 In the heart of the global economy, Jerome Powell, Chairman of the Federal Reserve, and Warren Buffett, investment legend, issue a joint warning that shakes the markets 📊 Powell, who manages complex monetary policy, warns of "systemic risks" resulting from US debt exceeding $36 trillion, with a federal deficit reaching $2 trillion annually ↔️ He indicates that delayed interest rate hikes could lead to a sharp recession, similar to the 2008 crisis when Lehman Brothers bank collapsed and mortgage markets crashed 🏠 Powell acknowledges that "the economy is in a danger zone", with stubborn inflation and slow growth, forcing the Fed to slowly lower interest rates, triggering new bubbles 📈 Meanwhile, Buffett's famous indicator stands at 210%, higher than the 2007 level, warning of "excessive valuations" that make stocks vulnerable to violent corrections 📊 Buffett describes the market as a "casino", where speculators bet on cheap debt, ignoring company fundamentals 🎲 In his latest statements, he sells shares worth billions and holds record liquidity, a clear signal of preparing for a crash 💰 The biggest shock lies in Bitcoin, which is promoted as a hedge against inflation 💰 Powell sees digital currencies as "risky speculation", not backed by real assets, and prone to collapse in a liquidity crisis 🚨 Buffett is even more pessimistic; he calls it an "illusion" without productive value, predicting an 80% collapse as happened in 2022 🤔 In a new 2008 scenario, with investors withdrawing from high-risk assets, Bitcoin will sink with stocks, especially with upcoming regulations and declining confidence 📉 If you like me, like, follow and share the post🩸 Thank you 🙏 I love you #PowellSpeech #PowellRemarks #Fed ","images":["https://d35imkjvkj28kt.cloudfront.net/uploadfile/article/blog/2025112025/11/07/22d7639c5899406e9731d19973606005.jpg"],"tags":[],"tradingPairs":["WLD/USDT"],"quotearticleid":0}