An economy that devalues labor and inflates capital through money games. The market, which has served as a life-support system for this structure, is something everyone senses is broken, yet no one dares to touch. But now, an anomaly has appeared—Donald Trump. He is attempting to unite real capital and intangible capital to break down the fortress of financial capital. His moves are unreadable. The internal conflicts within his administration, the dovish remarks—these are all fake moves designed to lull his enemies into a false sense of security. The market is now a battlefield. Capital collides, ideologies are shaken. This geopolitical struggle of capital may transcend mere numbers; it could be a war that questions the future of humanity itself.

History repeats. The Industrial Revolution, financial capitalism, neoliberalism—each time, labor has been undervalued while capital swells. Short-term gains overshadow long-term value, and the art of building something slowly, over time, is forgotten. That structure is now reaching its limits.

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I am Japanese.

English Version.

経済、労働価値を軽視し、マネーゲームで資本を肥大化させる仕組み。その延命装置として機能してきた市場は、誰もが薄々気づきながらも手を出せずにきた構造だった。しかし、トランプという異物が現れた。実物資本と無形資本を結びつけ、金融資本の牙城を崩そうとしている。その動きは読ませない。政権内の対立も、緩和的な発言も、すべては敵を油断させるためのフェイクムーブ。マーケットは今、戦場だ。資本がぶつかり合い、思想が揺さぶられる。この資本地政学の闘いは、単なる数字の世界を超えて、人類の未来そのものを問う戦争かもしれない。

歴史は繰り返す。産業革命、金融資本主義、新自由主義──そのたびに、労働は過小評価され、資本は肥大化してきた。短期の利益が長期の価値を凌駕し、時間をかけて何かを築き上げることは忘れ去られる。その構造が限界を迎えようとしている。

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An economy that devalues labor and inflates capital through money games. The market, which has served as a life-support system for this structure, is something everyone senses is broken, yet no one dares to touch. But now, an anomaly has appeared—Donald Trump. He is attempting to unite real capital and intangible capital to break down the fortress of financial capital. His moves are unreadable. The internal conflicts within his administration, the dovish remarks—these are all fake moves designed to lull his enemies into a false sense of security. The market is now a battlefield. Capital collides, ideologies are shaken. This geopolitical struggle of capital may transcend mere numbers; it could be a war that questions the future of humanity itself.

History repeats. The Industrial Revolution, financial capitalism, neoliberalism—each time, labor has been undervalued while capital swells. Short-term gains overshadow long-term value, and the art of building something slowly, over time, is forgotten. That structure is now reaching its limits.

In 1971, the gold standard ended, and the Federal Reserve gained true control over money creation.
For the next 50 years, the global economy has been sustained by this life-support system called the Fed.

But now, that control is starting to break down.

It’s like an old, overly complicated Excel file—
no one fully understands how it works, but everyone keeps using it because they’re afraid to rebuild it.
The limit of this system may be near.

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I am Japanese.

English Version.