The $9 Trillion Maturity Wall - Why 2026 Is When US Debt Becomes Mathematically Unpayable

Описание: The $9 Trillion Debt Crisis Nobody's Talking About
In 2026, the United States faces the largest debt maturity event in its 247-year history. $9 trillion in Treasury bonds come due within 18 months—and for the first time since WWII, there aren't enough buyers.
This isn't speculation. This is mathematical reality. 40% of all federal debt matures between January 2026 and June 2027, with the peak hitting in June 2026: $1.1 trillion in a single month.
In this video, we break down why China and Japan have reduced Treasury holdings by $600 billion since 2022, how the Federal Reserve went from buying $5.8 trillion in bonds to actively selling, the exact math showing why US banks can't absorb this debt wave, what happens when the world's largest bond auctions fail, why 2026 is the inflection point for dollar hegemony, three scenarios for how this crisis plays out, and how to position your wealth before the maturity wall hits.
Every country that reached 120%+ debt-to-GDP with 4%+ deficits while foreign creditors exited faced the same crisis. Greece 2010. UK 2022. Weimar Germany. Post-war Britain. The US is not exempt from economic laws.
The math stopped working in September 2024. The crisis surfaces in 2026. Q1 2026 foreign selling accelerates. June 2026 hits peak maturity month with $1.1 trillion due. November 2026 brings midterm elections. Q4 2026 potentially sees BRICS currency launch.