Economist Harry Dent has recently issued a serious warning: a market crash as fierce as the Great Depression could occur in 2026. According to him, the scale of this crisis could impact the entire asset world—from AI to stocks, real estate, and digital assets—making it difficult for any sector to remain unaffected.

The root cause of the problem is actually quite clear. After the 2008 financial crisis, global central banks and governments delayed the natural adjustment of the economy through continuous monetary injections and fiscal spending. Debt issues were not resolved; instead, they snowballed. Nearly 17 years later, this liquidity-driven "super bubble" has become a ticking time bomb. The market performance in January 2026 could be the critical moment that determines when this bomb will explode.

For the crypto market, this prediction is particularly noteworthy. When stocks, real estate, and AI concept stocks have absorbed ample liquidity, how severe will the chain reaction be once the funding environment tightens? This is not just an industry cycle issue but a stress test for the entire financial system.

That said, amidst these discussions of bubbles and fate, there are also things worth holding onto. For example, some communities have been doing this—shifting blockchain technology and consensus toward real social value, using educational philanthropy to realize this power. No matter how macroeconomics changes, this "intrinsic value" accumulated through action may be the most stable asset in uncertain times.