A signal has been fired, and money is becoming more expensive worldwide.

Unfortunately, a needle similar to the Covid days could shake all markets. Already, with liquidity drying up from repeated sales, cryptocurrencies may be less affected. If this scenario continues, the market could first shake risky assets within one or two years, then, in anticipation of intervention from central banks or governments, it might return to a liquidity rally.
In other words, the initial sell-off will be “interest rates will rise for a longer period,” and by the end of the year and in 2027, investors will say “Interest rates will not protect us from inflation,” and central banks’ potential easing, which could “break such high-interest systems,” will be the key to a new rally.
The most critical point of this complex equation is where the starting line will be. When this movement arrives, how far will markets have fallen, which countries will explode along the way, who will recover quickly, how long will the energy crisis last, and where will risk-seeking hot money flow? A new era of “may it be good for us” is beginning.