As the year comes to an end, many investors are starting to consider the market outlook for next year. The investor known as the "Commodity King," Rogers, recently made a bold prediction, stating that by 2026, the world will face the "most catastrophic" financial crisis in history. Not only will the United States be affected, but even developed economies like Japan will be deeply involved.

Rogers' logic is actually quite simple. After the COVID-19 pandemic, governments around the world have been aggressively loosening monetary policy to stabilize growth, resulting in debt piling up like a snowball. Now, with interest rates still high, this mountain of debt has become a heavy burden. Once market sentiment reverses, the speed of capital withdrawal could far exceed government response capabilities. How severe the crisis will become at that point is anyone's guess.

His assessment is that this financial crisis will be the most powerful he has ever seen in his lifetime. When the problem truly hits, the US will face its worst historical situation, Japan's debt risks will also erupt simultaneously, and the entire global economic system will not be immune to turbulence.

So what should be done? Rogers' advice is that the US dollar remains relatively safe, and it might also be wise to consider shifting some assets to more stable places like Switzerland. For crypto investors, what does such macroeconomic outlook mean? Different people may have different opinions, but at the very least, this risk should be kept in mind.