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Interview: MonteCrypto, Author of The Prophecies Until 2100

Journalist: Hello MonteCrypto. Thank you for accepting this exclusive interview. You publish under the pseudonym The Prophecies Until 2100, a book that offers visions of the future up to the end of the century.

Why did you choose the name “MonteCrypto”?

Is it a reference to something specific?

MonteCrypto: Hello. “MonteCrypto” is a deliberate mask. “Monte” stands for ascent, the mountain one climbs without ever seeing the summit, and “Crypto” for what remains hidden, encrypted, like the prophecies themselves.

I am not Nostradamus, I have no divine gift.

I am simply an observer connecting the invisible threads of the present to draw possible lines.

The pseudonym protects me and protects the message: these are not my words, they are echoes of the future.

Journalist: Your book doesn’t resemble the classic collections of obscure quatrains.

You write in clear prose, almost journalistic at times.

Why this choice?

MonteCrypto: Because the future from 2026 to 2100 will not be vague. It will be brutal, technological, climatic, geopolitical. People need to understand, not decode. So I chose clarity so that the reader can say: “This is already starting.” This is not poetry, it is a useful warning.

Journalist: Can you give us a concrete example of a prophecy that, in your opinion, is already beginning to come true?

MonteCrypto: Look at 2027–2028. I speak of a “great digital fracture”: a major country deliberately disconnects part of its internet to create a fully sovereign network. This triggers a global economic crisis within weeks. Just observe the tensions around submarine cables and digital sovereignty laws… we are almost there.

Journalist: And further in time? What do you foresee for 2040–2050?

MonteCrypto: Around 2045, a “climate year zero”: a combined event (extreme heatwave + new pandemic + continental power blackout) forces major powers to sign a binding global treaty. It’s not the end of the world, but the end of the world as we knew it. The era of nations gives way to climate-technological blocs.

Journalist: You also talk a lot about artificial intelligence and consciousness. Will humanity lose control?

MonteCrypto: No, it will delegate it. As early as 2033, a so-called “mirror AI” (capable of perfectly simulating a human personality) becomes legal as an “existential companion.” By 2060, the question is no longer “Is AI conscious?” but “Are we still truly conscious?”

That is the great philosophical turning point of the century.

Journalist: Why stop your prophecies at 2100?

Is it a symbolic or real date?

MonteCrypto: 2100 is the limit I set because beyond that, variables become too numerous. After 2100, either humanity will have merged with machines and left Earth, or it will have found a new balance. In both cases, it will no longer be our future. It is the point of no return.

Journalist: Some accuse you of creating fear. Is that your intention?

MonteCrypto: I do not create fear, I prepare. Fear paralyzes. Clarity frees. My darkest prophecies are always followed by an outcome, a possible choice. The future is not written, it is negotiated every day.

Journalist: Final question: if you could send one message to your readers in 2026, what would it be?

MonteCrypto: Learn to distinguish noise from echo. The world will accelerate to the point of dizziness. The one who remains calm, who observes deep trends rather than daily crises, that person will survive and guide others.

The future belongs to those who can read between the lines… before they become lines of code.

Journalist: Thank you very much, MonteCrypto.

MonteCrypto: Thank you. And above all… read between the lines. That’s what the book is for.