Kokubu Rina's 4 prophecies came true, shocking Japan! After Bitcoin surged to 4.94 million USD, "it can only be sold, not bought."

A self-proclaimed “time traveler” from 2058, Kuni Nobu, became a sensation in Japan after making four accurate predictions. She precisely forecasted that Japan would win 27 gold medals at the Tokyo Olympics, the global stock market would plummet in March 2020 due to the pandemic, Shinzo Abe would resign and be succeeded by Yoshihide Suga, and the Tokyo Olympics would be postponed to July 23, 2021. She predicted that after Bitcoin reaches 4.94 million dollars, it can only be sold, not bought.

Kokubun Rei's 4 Predictions All Hit the Mark - An Amazing Record

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Kokubun Rei stated that she would leave on September 29, 2020, but after failing to leave, she was forced to stay in the past and would have to wait until September 29 of the following year for one last attempt to leave. During this waiting period, she made 4 predictions, all of which came true, leading internet users to firmly believe she is a person from the future.

The first prophecy occurred on December 15, 2019, when Riko Kokubun predicted that Japan would win 27 gold medals at the 2020 Olympics. This prediction was extremely bold, as Japan had never recorded such a high number of gold medals in history, with the most being 16 gold medals at the 2004 Athens Olympics. However, in reality, Japan did indeed win 27 gold medals at the Tokyo Olympics, which amazed netizens. The shocking accuracy of this prophecy is due to the fact that it not only predicted that Japan would perform outstandingly but also specified the exact number of gold medals, a level of precision far beyond typical sports predictions.

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The second prophecy is that Kokusai Rei indicated that in March 2020, the Japanese stock market would plummet, even stating, “Those who believe in me will be saved.” As a result, on March 16, 2020, the global stock market plummeted due to the pandemic, which was referred to as “Black Monday of 2020.” The Nikkei index fell by more than 6% in a single day, and this prophecy not only accurately predicted the timing of the crash but also hinted at the pandemic, which at that time had not yet fully erupted, as a black swan event.

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The third prophecy mentioned that the then Prime Minister of Japan, Shinzo Abe, would resign, and the next Prime Minister would be Yoshihide Suga, who was the Chief Cabinet Secretary at that time. As a result, in August 2020, Abe announced that he would resign from the position of Prime Minister, and in September, Suga succeeded him as the new Prime Minister. This prophecy not only accurately predicted the resignation event but also precisely pointed out the successor, a level of accuracy that is extremely rare in political predictions.

The fourth prophecy was announced on April 9, 2020, where Kokusai Rei indicated that the Tokyo 2020 Olympics would be held on July 23, 2021. Indeed, as she pointed out, the Tokyo Olympics officially took place on July 23, 2021. At that time, the global pandemic was rampant, and it was already a foregone conclusion that the Olympics would be postponed, but the specific date of postponement had yet to be determined. It is astonishing that Kokusai Rei was able to accurately predict the date.

Kokubun Rei 4 Full Prediction List

Prediction 1: Japan won 27 gold medals at the Tokyo Olympics (the highest in history, only 16 in 2004)

Prophecy 2: The stock market plummets in March 2020 (hits Black Monday)

Prophecy 3: Shinzo Abe resigns and is succeeded by Yoshihide Suga (both the person and time are accurate)

Prophecy 4: The 2020 Tokyo Olympics postponed to July 23, 2021 (exact date)

The startling prediction that Bitcoin can only be sold after surging to 4.94 million USD

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According to the remarks of Rika Kokubu, she used her “father's account” to purchase approximately 1,400 Ether during the period from December 2019 to early 2020. After putting these tokens into a hardware wallet, she buried it in her parents' yard to be retrieved in 2058. The reason she chose Ether instead of Bitcoin is not because she is pessimistic about Bitcoin, but because she believes that the Ethereum ecosystem will provide more application opportunities, thus creating higher potential gains.

The timing to buy 1,400 Ethereum was extremely precise. From December 2019 to the beginning of 2020, the price of Ethereum hovered between $130 and $200. If calculated at an average of $150, the cost of 1,400 Ethereum would be about $210,000. Based on the peak price of $4,800 during the bull market in 2021, the value of these Ethereum would reach $6.72 million, which is about a 32-fold return. Such investment insight, if not luck, clearly demonstrates a certain foresight.

However, the most shocking prophecy from Rinko Kokubu is about the future of Bitcoin. She mentioned that according to her understanding of the 2058 scenario, Bitcoin may rise to astonishing heights, but “can only be sold, not bought.” She indicated that after Bitcoin reaches 780 million yen (approximately 4.94 million USD) in the future, the channels for acquiring new Bitcoin may become restricted, or the characteristics of Bitcoin itself may no longer be suitable for trading.

This prophecy has sparked various interpretations. One possibility is regulatory restrictions: governments around the world may completely prohibit new purchases of Bitcoin in the future, only allowing existing holders to sell. Another possibility is technical limitations: the Bitcoin network may be unable to process new transactions due to some technical issue or attack. The third possibility is economic constraints: the high price of Bitcoin could lead to liquidity exhaustion, with no new buyers willing or able to pay such a high price. The fourth possibility is the emergence of alternatives: some new digital asset replaces Bitcoin's position, leaving Bitcoin holders only able to sell with no one willing to buy.

Truth, Coincidence, or a Shrewd Prediction Game

Looking back at her past “success cases,” from the number of gold medals in the Tokyo Olympics to the early warnings of the COVID-19 pandemic, and then to the timing of Shinzo Abe's resignation, they indeed show a certain degree of “accuracy.” However, some researchers point out that this information may not be as mysterious as it seems. For example, her assertions about economic downturns or political changes may have been based on the economic trends and political rumors at the time, and there may also be elements of luck or post hoc adjustments.

The prediction of 27 gold medals is astonishing, but it may also be based on an in-depth analysis of Japan's athletic strength. As the host country, Tokyo enjoys the home advantage, and Japan does indeed have the capability to win gold medals in judo, wrestling, swimming, and other events. An expert with a deep understanding of the Olympics, combined with a bit of luck, might make similar predictions.

The prophecy of a stock market crash can similarly be explained using traditional analysis. By the end of 2019, the global economy was already showing signs of slowing down, the Sino-U.S. trade war continued to brew, and market valuations were high. Predicting a correction in March 2020 was not impossible, and the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic only amplified this trend. There were already rumors about Shinzo Abe's health issues in 2020, and predicting his resignation with Yoshihide Suga taking over was also within the realm of reasonable speculation.

It is worth noting that the future developments she mentioned encompass not only the stock market, the pandemic, and politics, but also major trends in earthquakes, infectious diseases, and cryptocurrencies. However, in the scientific community and the media, most voices still express skepticism about time travel. There are also voices of doubt within Japan pointing out that her written statements are quite vague, or that she uses ambiguous hints to attract user attention.

Investment Insights and Risk Warning

Regardless of the authenticity, Kuniwa Rei has sparked discussions among investors about cryptocurrencies, bringing the long-term potential of digital assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum back into focus. Some investment experts suggest that if one intends to follow the notion of “future value in the 2030s,” they should first assess their personal risk tolerance.

On the other hand, regarding her so-called “Bitcoin is only left for selling”, there are concerns that this may lead to further speculation in the market or trigger panic selling. Since 2024, the prices of Bitcoin and Ethereum have experienced significant fluctuations due to positive news such as the U.S. elections and the entry of ETFs. Investors should remain calm amidst the heat and discussions, avoiding blind chasing of highs or excessive downgrades.

Her supporters are very excited about this message, believing it means there is still profit potential in buying Bitcoin at the moment, but they only advise the public to be cautious and pay attention to long-term layouts. If Bitcoin really reaches 4.94 million dollars as Kokubu Reika said, it would mean an increase of about 49 times from the current 100,000 dollars, a rise of this magnitude is not impossible in the history of the crypto market, but it would require decades of time and sustained adoption growth.

In the end, Koku Bunrei's identity as a “future person” and prophecy still remains shrouded in a layer of the unknown and mystery. For the cryptocurrency market, this may just be an interesting media hype; for some believers, it is nonetheless a “prophet” guiding them. However, regardless of whether you believe in future messages, investing is still a matter of self-judgment and risk management step by step. As a popular saying goes: there might really be time travelers, or perhaps this is just a magnificent show. To know what happens next, we will have to see the future development of the market and reality.

Rational investors should view Kuniwa Ryo's predictions as an interesting market phenomenon rather than a basis for investment decisions. Although all four of her predictions were correct, the sample size is too small to prove their validity. More importantly, even if her predictions hit again, it does not mean that time travel truly exists; it may just be coincidence, post hoc adjustments, or lucky guesses based on in-depth analysis.