The First Bubble In History: How Tulips In 1637 Explain Crypto Crashes In 2025
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Загружено: 2026-01-26
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Tulip Mania wasn’t about flowers. It was about leverage.
On February 3, 1637, in the Dutch Republic, the world watched the first modern speculative machine collapse in real time. In taverns outside Amsterdam—in places like Haarlem—traders were flipping tulip futures contracts with tiny deposits, massive leverage, and one belief: a greater fool will always pay more.
Until the buyers vanished.
In this episode of Dark Money Historian, you’ll see how:
The Dutch Golden Age and status culture turned tulips into Veblen goods
Futures contracts created leverage that detached prices from reality
Tavern markets became the first retail trading arena
The crash spread through credit chains, merchants, and lenders
Courts ruled contracts as unenforceable gambling debts, creating a blueprint for future bailouts and moral hazard
And why the same bubble mathematics reappears in every era—from the South Sea Bubble and 1929, to 2008, and the crypto boom of 2021 (Bitcoin’s $69k peak and crash)
The tulip was just the asset.
The bubble was the system.
And that system is still running.
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