Illusions at All-Time High: Why Israel's Market Boom Hides a Deeper Collapse
Tel Aviv 35 just hit an all-time high. Bitcoin is back above $100K. Ethereum surged 20% overnight. And yet—we’re talking about global collapse?
Yes. Because what we’re seeing now isn’t sustainable growth. It’s the last breath of a system running on borrowed time and faith.
Why Is Israel Booming?
- Tech Sector Dominance: Israel’s tech and AI sectors attract global capital, making Tel Aviv 35 an investor magnet—even in geopolitical tension.
- Hedge Behavior: Global investors rotate into Israeli equities for perceived stability amid U.S.–China conflict and inflation fears.
- Monetary Maneuvering: The Bank of Israel is seen as more competent than many central banks. It’s optics. But optics drive short-term capital flows.
The Illusion of Strength
This isn’t just about Israel. Taiwan, India, UAE, and even Japan are hitting highs. But these highs are surface symptoms of deeper instability:
- Currency trust is crumbling
- Institutions are fragmenting
- The narrative is unraveling
Bitcoin: The Digital Bunker
Bitcoin isn’t just a coin. It’s the mirror. The lighthouse. The reference point. When it rises during chaos, it’s not hype—it’s people preparing.
We are no longer in a system. We are in a shift.
Astrological Alignment: Pluto, Saturn, Uranus
- Pluto in Aquarius: Technology is the new power. Truth is decentralized.
- Saturn Equinox (May 2025): Last recalibration before structure reboots in Aries.
- Uranus entering Gemini (July 2025): Quantum leap in information, AI, and currency disruption.
The world isn’t collapsing like a building. It’s collapsing like a narrative.
So yes—markets may rise. But the meaning of value is changing forever.
Stay sovereign. Stay awake.
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