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1 Minute Ago: $2 Trillion in Loans Are Due in 2026 and Nobody Can Pay

⚠️ The $2 Trillion countdown has officially begun. On January 13th, 2026, the first bank of the year was seized. But that was just the warning shot. The REAL crisis is what nobody is talking about — $2,000,000,000,000 in commercial real estate loans coming due in 2026. And nobody can pay. For 3 years, banks and borrowers played a quiet game called "Extend and Pretend." They kicked the can down the road. They hid the losses. They pretended the buildings were still worth what they paid in 2021. That game is officially over. The Federal Reserve raised rates from near zero to over 5% in the fastest tightening cycle in modern history. Borrowers took loans at 3%. They now have to refinance at 8%. The math does not work. And $2 trillion worth of these loans are coming due THIS YEAR. In this video I break down: ✅ What the Maturity Wall actually is — in plain English ✅ Why banks played "Extend and Pretend" for 3 years ✅ Which cities are already bleeding (SF, Chicago, NYC) ✅ Why the Fed is completely TRAPPED ✅ The Digital Bank Run nobody sees coming ✅ 4 specific steps to protect YOUR money right now The delinquency rate on commercial mortgages just hit a 10-YEAR HIGH. This is not a prediction. This is math. 💬 Tell me below — do you think your bank is exposed to commercial real estate loans? 📚 SOURCES & RESOURCES FDIC Bank Call Reports (public data): fdic.gov/bank/statistical Federal Reserve Commercial Real Estate Data: federalreserve.gov/releases/z1 FDIC Failed Bank List: fdic.gov/bank/individual/failed/banklist.html Commercial Real Estate Delinquency Rates: trepp.com (CMBS delinquency tracker) Moody's CRE Loan Maturity Data 2026 Report: moodysanalytics.com 🔔 SUBSCRIBE for weekly banking crisis updates 👍 LIKE if this opened your eyes 📤 SHARE with someone who has money in a regional bank ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This video is for informational and educational purposes only. This is NOT financial advice. Always consult a licensed financial advisor before making any financial decisions.