The U.S. government is set to face the maturity of $6.5 trillion in government bonds, causing market turbulence. Experts warn that June could be the primary phase of stock market decline, urging investors to prepare.

Reports indicate that President Trump intends to dismiss Federal Reserve Chairman Powell, raising concerns about the stability of monetary policy. Global stock markets have reacted with declines, including Taiwan's market. Internet users point out that June is poised to begin an asset crisis, analyzing that the massive amounts of zero-interest bonds will come due.

A post on PTT suggests that while the U.S. still has various measures at its disposal, it may have to sacrifice domestic economic health and living standards to offset risks, and could face hyperinflation. If this scenario triggers an international institution to downgrade U.S. bonds, it could pose a significant risk to global financial markets.

However, some investors maintain an optimistic view, suggesting that long-term holding is essential and that one should not be swayed by panic in the market.