Dominic frowned, his gaze fixed on Mira. "At this rate, how long can the treasury reserves and public funds hold out?"
"Tomorrow won't be an issue, and we can survive the day after," Mira analyzed. "Beyond that, it's a gamble. Based on the current trajectory, we need to sustain this for at least five to seven days. To completely drain the international consortiums, our capital still has a significant shortfall."
"Understood. I'll have the Finance Department authorize another round of fundraising."
Mira didn't argue. They were up against the entire world; there was no telling how bottomless this abyss truly was. Even she couldn't accurately estimate how much capital the Wall Street tycoons had stashed away.
In terms of personal net worth, Mira ranked among the global elite. But pitched against a swarm of international financial leviathans, the Solflare Group alone wasn't enough to tip the scales.
Yet, there was no fear in her eyes. Standing firmly behind her was Mavaria itself, backed by the unwavering resolve of over a billion citizens. Their united front was an unbreakable fortress.
While Mira and her team fought brutally on the front lines, the massive public constantly funneled in financial aid. Beside her stood Dominic, leading the nation's protective forces to secure their operation.
Outside, an army of journalists worked tirelessly to shape the narrative.
Naturally, every piece of news leaked during this critical juncture was meticulously orchestrated by Mira to align with Mavaria's absolute interests. The enemy remained entirely in the dark about the true depth of their reserves.
They were a united family fighting a singular war.
Their sole objective was to bleed the malicious foreign capital completely dry.
When the market opened on the third day, Mira issued a decisive command. "Increase our positions. Double yesterday's volume."
She refused to believe Jason could remain seated. There was no way he could withstand the mounting pressure from the other consortiums.
Just as the market chart's momentum seemed to stall, a sudden, violent surge sent the line skyrocketing straight toward the daily limit...

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