2025 has kicked off with violent tremors in global currency markets. But this time, it’s not a war or pandemic — it’s a silent financial massacre, ignited by a currency war initiated by the United States.
While the media fixates on tariffs and geopolitics, the real battlefield is the currency market. The Taiwanese Dollar (TWD) surged 10% in just two days, the sharpest spike since 1988. This sudden appreciation makes Taiwan’s exports more expensive, pushing businesses toward collapse and the economy into a deadlock.
Case in point:
In 1985, Japan was forced to sign the Plaza Accord, appreciating the Yen rapidly. The result:
Today, Taiwan – South Korea – Vietnam – Hong Kong may be walking the same path.
Many mistake stronger domestic currency for economic strength. But for those holding U.S. investments, it’s a nightmare:
“You lose 30% on U.S. stocks, then another 10–15% when converting back to local currency. Total loss: 40–50%.”
The worst part: You can’t exit. Selling means locking in even deeper losses.
To keep currency stable, countries are injecting cash to buy USD, often using it to purchase U.S. Treasury bonds — which previously had no buyers. In reality:
Recent gains in U.S. markets mislead retail investors into thinking it’s time to buy. But:
In the current situation, holding cash, transferring assets to gold, Bitcoin, Japanese yen, or assets not directly related to USD is a wise strategy.
A person with the right investment mindset is someone who does not follow FOMO, but waits for the market to enter a strong bull phase – when there is the highest probability to make money easily and safely.
Currency war is real. Financial destruction is spreading — and many are losing money even before investing.
You can’t control the markets.
But you can control how you respond.
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