The $600 Trillion Time Bomb: Why the Next Crash Will Be Instant

   • The $600 Trillion Time Bomb: Why the Next ...   There is a $600 trillion market that almost no one understands — and it’s now ten times larger than it was during the 2008 collapse. Warren Buffett called derivatives “financial weapons of mass destruction,” and the numbers prove he was right. This film breaks down how derivatives actually work, why banks use 100:1 leverage, how AIG, Lehman Brothers, and credit default swaps nearly destroyed the global economy, and why today’s system is far more fragile. The 2008 crisis required $29 trillion in global bailouts. Today, even 5% of the derivatives market failing would mean $30 trillion in losses — far beyond any realistic rescue. Interest-rate derivatives (over $500 trillion), credit default swaps, currency bets, and the extreme concentration of risk inside four major banks create a structural threat that governments cannot absorb. This is not speculation. It is mathematics. When the next derivative chain reaction begins, it will be global, instant, and unstoppable.