The Mark Moss Show A Once in a Lifetime Crash is Coming (Worse Than 2008)
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Dec 12, 2025 A looming crash is set to unfold, but it won’t mirror the 2008 disaster. Contrary to popular belief, the risk isn’t in housing or banks; it’s hiding in government bonds and the US dollar. This might lead to a 'reverse market crash' driven by inflation rather than deflation. With capital fleeing traditional currencies to assets like Bitcoin and gold, the podcast explores lessons from historical currency collapses and offers strategies to navigate the upcoming turmoil.
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This Crash Is Inflationary, Not 2008 Redux
- The coming crash will be inflationary, not deflationary like 2008.
- When money itself is the bubble, traditional safety plays no longer protect real wealth.
Stop Waiting In Cash For A Recovery
- Avoid sitting in cash waiting for a 2008-style reset because assets may keep running away.
- Position for an inflationary environment instead of clinging to old playbooks.
Reverse Crash Has Favored Hard Money
- A 'reverse market crash' has already rewarded assets like Bitcoin and gold heavily since late 2023.
- Traditional all-weather allocations have underperformed that inflation-focused positioning.