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Financial-Crisis Survival Strategies

2025 Economic Uncertainty: Mastering the Monetary System – A Review of “15 Systemic Wealth Strategy Lessons to Survive Without Being Swayed by Money” for Global Economic Insights

2025 is an unsettling time for everyone, marked by policy volatility under the Trump administration, persistent global economic crisis theories, and instability in exchange rates and asset values.
My piece will chronologically dissect and address the complexities of the economic landscape, focusing on: 1) how money works, 2) debt and financial crisis systems, 3) distinguishing between crisis and fear, and 4) a mindset resilient to economic trends.
Hopefully, as you read, your questions like, “Why is money so unstable?”, “How exactly do financial crises happen?”, and “How can I distinguish between the fear of an economic crisis and a real one?” will be definitively answered.

From Chaos to Order: The Beginning of Handling Money

Author Paul Podolsky is a Bridgewater partner and highly praised by Ray Dalio. Drawing from his experience of becoming self-reliant amidst hardship, he emphasizes the core of the economic system: ‘how to handle money’.
Chaos is similar to life’s uncertainties. He learned order (self-reliance) from life crises, like his mother’s illness in childhood. Just as learning skills like tennis or cooking brings order to life, understanding the ‘operating principles’ of money brings you closer to order.
Failing to understand money is like Usain Bolt, with all his athletic ability, losing at tennis. Understanding the flow and power of the economy is ultimately the core of asset management and wealth.

The Essence of Money: Instability and Its Impact

The fundamental attribute of money: it is never ‘stable’.
Understanding that stocks, real estate, bonds, cash, and foreign exchange are all exposed to instability is crucial.
Entering 2025, exchange rate fluctuations and asset value volatility are nearing historical peaks. To escape anxiety, understanding the ‘operating principles of the monetary system’ is paramount.
Understanding the roots of the economic system, under the premise that asset prices, currencies, and all flows are subject to fluctuation, is the first step in not being swayed by money.

The Debt System: Where Do Financial Crises Come From?

Ray Dalio’s (Bridgewater) explanation of the ‘essence of crisis’ – it lies in debt.
Debt increases current consumption (or investment) and creates an obligation to repay in the future.
– When I spend money, it generates income for the other party (economic activity), a cyclical structure promoted by debt.
– However, if all economic actors simultaneously enter a debt repayment phase, consumption stops, cash flow dries up, and the economy rapidly cools down (=financial crisis).

The past IMF financial crisis and the 2008 global financial crisis both started from this structure. The reason major countries, including South Korea, are feeling a strong sense of crisis now is due to the same mechanism.
However, a simple economic downturn should be distinguished from a ‘systemic crisis’. The U.S. has a GDP of $25 trillion and debt of $100 trillion. The debt leverage structure always increases risk. However, not all debt is a sign of an impending crisis.

Instability of the Economic System, and the Boundary Between Crisis and Fear

– The financial system is inherently unstable because debt is greater than income/cash flow.
– However, extreme economic recessions (Great Depression, financial crisis) do not happen often, according to the firsthand experience of the author, a hedge fund veteran.
– When swayed by economic forecasts and crisis theories, distinguishing “Is this a real crisis? Or an adjustment due to fear?” is key.
– In reality, in 2025, although there is strong pressure for economic recession due to Trump’s trade war and global low growth, the foundation for a system-level collapse is still weak.
– Asset values, real estate/stock/foreign exchange plummeting fears shake the market, but what is important is the reason that distinguishes between the crisis ‘fear’ and the actual system crisis.

A Mindset and Practice Not Swayed by the Monetary System

– “Ripples (fear) are different from tsunamis (real system crisis).”
– Instead of being emotionally swayed by market fluctuations and news, it is necessary to judge based on the structural essence of the economic system – the fundamental ‘value’ and ‘risk factors’ of assets.
– Asset allocation and risk management are less about news timing and more about understanding the monetary system, core logic, and long-term game.

What Should We Do Going Forward?

– Whenever swayed by the global economy, financial markets, and crisis theories, calmly examine the ‘systemic structure of money’.
– Understanding the leverage effect of debt and the consumption-investment-repayment structure is essential. System crisis signals should be carefully monitored, but not being overly consumed by excessive fear is a more important investment/survival strategy.
– Especially in 2025, in times of global low growth and tariff issues, decision-making regarding financial markets, asset allocation, and consumption should prioritize ‘system logic’ and ‘analysis’ over ‘emotions’.


– 2025 is a time of heightened economic uncertainty. Money, assets, exchange rates, and finance are all inherently unstable.
– Rational analysis/judgment that distinguishes between a real crisis (system collapse) and the ‘fear’ of a crisis is important.
– The debt system is the essence of a crisis. Economic crises occur when everyone is simultaneously in debt repayment mode.
– Understanding the essence of the market and the economy allows for better resilience and the possibility of making correct investment decisions in the long term.
– Focus on the essence and don’t be swept away by emotions.

2025 Global Economic Key Points Summary (SEO Optimized)

The 2025 global financial market is a situation where uncertainty and volatility are maximized. Market participants should pay attention to the five key words: economic crisis, debt leverage, global recession, asset management, and investment strategy.
Rather than reacting to fear, decision-making based on Ray Dalio’s style of ‘how the monetary system works’ is essential. Keeping in mind that the essence of the crisis is the debt system, and rather than extreme volatility such as the Great Boom-Great Depression, emotional control and rational asset management based on systemic structure should be remembered as a long-term survival strategy.
The ability to avoid being swayed by the actual system crisis and market fear is the key to leading the flow of wealth in the future.

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“AI-Powered Video Creation Disrupts Short-Form Content”

The Craze of Mutant Characters Created by Generative AI and the HiloAI Video Generation Revolution: Why You Should Try It

The bizarre character algorithm sweeping Shorts and TikTok these days, how to easily create it yourself with AI, real-world usage experience with the latest video generation AI, and even ‘bang for your buck’ services. This covers all the tips for HiloAI, which is completely changing the video production landscape, the economic effects being created, and future job changes. If you’re curious, keep reading.

1. The Craze of ‘Bizarre Characters’ Dominating the Algorithm

  • Characters with obscure names and bizarre designs, such as Tralrello, Tralla Monbardillo, and Tungtung Tungsaur, are monopolizing popularity on YouTube, TikTok, and Shorts.
  • Initially, it was just a meme, but now videos of both high and low quality are exploding in views.
  • Videos of the level of ‘brain melting’ like Italian Brain are being continuously generated and spread, evolving into ‘AI memes’.

Related Keywords: Meme, Character, Algorithm, Content, Viral

2. Why Is It Popular? And How Can You Create It?

  • The ‘brain fart’ point of the content, destruction of familiar worldviews, and repetitive patterns stimulate addiction.
  • Now, anyone can easily create with AI video generation tools—especially HiloAI is gaining attention.

3. Tips for Creating with Generative AI: How to Use HiloAI

  • Text2Video (T2V): Generate videos instantly by entering sentences, but detailed adjustments are difficult. The more concrete your imagination (prompt), the higher the quality.
  • Image2Video (I2V): A must-use feature. Easily and naturally turn already created images (characters, etc.) into moving videos.
  • Create eight sample images in parallel and select one → Convert to video for high-quality video. Used a lot for Shorts.
  • Concretizing the prompt is key (the more detailed the description, the closer it will be to the result you want).

Related Keywords: Generative AI, HiloAI, Prompt, Image2Video, VideoAI

4. HiloAI’s Advanced Features: Director Mode and S2V

  • Director Mode: Automatically applies cinematic techniques such as camera work/close-up/rotation/zoom in/zoom out. Even beginners can work like film directors.
  • S2V (Story2Video): Upload the original face/body of your ‘reference character’ → Continuous video showing the consistent protagonist in various movements/expressions is produced.
  • Because AI continues to visualize the character’s emotions and expressions, the problem of video consistency is greatly solved. It’s a revolutionary change from a storyteller’s perspective.

5. Price Competitiveness & Real User Perspective

  • Free Trial: 100 credits are given per day, enough to create about three videos. $10/month plan: 1,000 credits (30+ videos). Unlimited plan costs about 100,000 KRW, a real ‘bang for your buck’ for heavy users.
  • Significantly cheaper than other video AIs, and ranked 4th in AI performance (T2V model).
  • The economic effect is very large compared to actual video production outsourcing, equipment, and labor costs.

Related Keywords: VideoAI, Generative AI, Video Production, Cost Efficiency, Bang for Your Buck

6. Economic Changes & Future Jobs Created by Generative AI

  • Every time a technological innovation appears (looms/calculators/AI), disappearing jobs and new tasks are repeatedly created. Video AI is the same trend.
  • As AI takes the lead in video production, new jobs such as ‘prompters (prompt designers)’ and ‘AI directors’ are emerging.
  • The key is the fusion of creativity + directorial capabilities that collaborate with AI. This is the direction that will be at the center of video trends in the future.

Related Keywords: Digital Labor Market, Generative AI, Future Jobs, Creative Jobs, AI Collaboration

7. Conclusion and Personal Recommendations

  • HiloAI, which has everything: video consistency, quality, and value for money, is the top service at this point.
  • AI is not yet perfect, but how well you handle it determines success or failure.
  • In the future, a video ecosystem led by humans + AI, such as one-person directors/AI directors, will become the trend.

Therefore, if you don’t want to miss the latest economic and tech trends, I highly recommend practicing with generative AI videos and gaining experience in real-world applications.

< Summary >

  • The bizarre character video algorithm craze, anyone can easily do it with generative AI on HiloAI.
  • Many of the tool’s ‘killer features’ such as Image2Video, Director Mode, and character continuity S2V.
  • You can create the highest quality video at the lowest cost.
  • The video industry’s economic effects are exploding + the future of jobs is undergoing a major shift to ‘creative + AI’.

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