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Market at risk: predicted historic decline before 2026
The crypto community and financial markets are facing an increasingly uncertain scenario. According to analysis shared on David Lim’s program on December 22, we are witnessing the symptoms of a massive overvaluation that could trigger an unprecedented correction in the coming years.
The warning from HS Dent founder
Harry Dent, a renowned economist and founder of HS Dent, pointed out that a 17-year speculative bubble is about to collapse. His prediction is clear: stock markets could experience a 90% crash before 2026. In his opinion, this would be the worst crash recorded in market history.
Bitcoin and altcoins in the crosshairs
The impact on digital assets would be severe. Dent projects that Bitcoin could fall from its current levels of $87.35K to $30,000 by 2026, with an even more pessimistic scenario that would bring it down to $15,600. Altcoins would not escape this shockwave, as they are immersed in a superbubble fueled by massive debt.
A widespread speculative specter
Overvaluation is not limited to cryptocurrencies. The economist identifies widespread speculative excesses across the entire market: tech stocks, real estate, and artificial intelligence assets show patterns of terminal-stage speculation. AI-related stocks exhibit particularly signs of speculative fever, with valuations divorced from real fundamentals.
Dent’s warning reflects the growing concern in the sector about the sustainability of current market levels and the need for vigilance in volatile asset positions.