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The biggest risk to the global economy isn’t inflation, recession, or even government debt.
It’s the invisible $900 trillion network of derivatives, collateral chains, and hidden financial obligations connecting every major bank, government, and clearing house on Earth.
In 2008, Lehman Brothers collapsed under $619 billion — and the world almost went dark.
Today, the system is 15 times larger, far more fragile, and infinitely faster.
This documentary uncovers:
🔻 What Really Caused 2008 (And Why It Was Just a Preview)
The collapse wasn’t about mortgages — it was the unseen web of counterparty risk that froze global markets in 48 hours.
🔻 How a Single Failure Can Trigger a Worldwide Meltdown
Modern finance works like a giant domino network where each institution holds up the ones beside it — until one collapses.
🔻 The Danger Hidden in the $900 Trillion Derivative Market
Interest rate swaps, credit defaults, and leverage chains now exceed global GDP by 8.5×.
🔻 The Hidden Threat of Collateral Rehypothecation
The same asset can be pledged multiple times, creating “phantom liquidity” that vanishes instantly in a crisis.
🔻 Why Central Banks May Not Be Able to Save the Next Crash
After pumping $30 trillion into markets since 2008, central banks have removed the system’s natural shock absorbers.
🔻 The Historical Warning: Creditanstalt, 1931
One unexpected bank failure triggered 38 global bank collapses and deepened the Great Depression.
🔻 The Modern Fragility Problem
High-frequency algorithms, sovereign debt, demographic decline, geopolitical fractures — all pushing the system to the brink.