Global Asset Bubble Cycle Likely to Enter Warm-Up Phase

According to PANews, Metrics Ventures has released its September market observation, highlighting the likelihood of a global asset bubble cycle entering a warm-up phase. This development is expected amid the backdrop of AI-induced unemployment and social fragmentation, driven by global fiscal policies and political-economic dynamics. The cycle is anticipated to gain traction as major nations aim to export inflation to address internal conflicts, potentially becoming a topic of widespread discussion in the coming months. Looking ahead, the digital currency market, which has seen little volatility over the past year, is poised to be a significant beneficiary. Additionally, global cyclical minerals and AI derivative investment chains are expected to continue generating excess returns. In the crypto-equity sector, the success of ETH's crypto-equity is likely to inspire similar models, with a combination of large-cap cryptocurrencies and equities expected to stand out in the coming months. The warming up of WLD is seen as a strong signal for a sprint start, with BNB being a promising candidate for trading opportunities. Metrics Ventures' monthly report, which has been published for over two years, acknowledges the significant changes in the world during this period. The current landscape is marked by a dramatic shift in social production structures and international political-economic situations. Persistent unemployment, the devaluation of education and experience, and market liquidity poised for action create a sense of division. However, there is also a recognition of the inevitability faced by governments, businesses, individuals, and investors in navigating these challenges. In this period of redefined labor productivity, fiscal easing and centralization have become necessary choices. The relaxation of financial regulations abroad is expected to act as a catalyst. As competitive nations consider establishing investment accounts for newborns, further relaxing pension investment restrictions, and elevating capital markets historically used for financing, the likelihood of financial asset bubbles increases. The U.S. market's growing acceptance of digital currency volatility and its provision of ample liquidity pricing is a notable development, reminiscent of the unforeseen success of MSTR two years ago. In summary, there is a clear optimism for the digital currency market over the next six months, the global mineral and cyclical markets, and the AI derivative industry chain over the next one to two years. Economic data has become less significant, as the prevailing sentiment in the crypto community suggests that 'economic data is always good news.' Embracing the bubble may be the most crucial lesson for this generation, as the historical momentum continues to surge forward. In the fourth quarter, discussions may arise about QE debt monetization, AI-induced unemployment rather than recession, and the panic-driven capital outflows from 'developed countries' left behind by the AI wave. These narratives encapsulate the current era's challenges and opportunities.