2026-01-13 15:25:06

The US passport has fallen out of the top 10 globally for the first time in 20 years of the Henry Passport Index history. What does this change reflect? During the same period, Malaysia performed remarkably well, rising to the 9th position, while Singapore continued to hold the top spot.

These ranking changes involve multiple factors such as international relations, economic systems, and visa convenience. For asset allocation, passport strength often represents a country's position and stability within the global economic system. The relative rise of the Asia-Pacific region is worth contemplating. Long Asia.

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CryptoPhoenix

· 22h ago

The US passport is falling behind... This wave is really quite heartbreaking, but think about it—couldn't this be a sign that opportunities are emerging? The Asia-Pacific region is rising, and the logic of asset allocation needs to be adjusted accordingly. Faith needs to be rebuilt, brothers.

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StealthMoon

· 22h ago

Even the US passport has to fall behind? This shows that the world is reshuffling, and Asia has truly risen.

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BrokenRugs

· 22h ago

The American passport is falling behind, huh? This is really the first time. Speaking of Southeast Asia, this wave of rise is serious, Malaysia has even entered the top ten, and Singapore is really steady.

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SchrödingersNode

· 23h ago

The US is falling behind now, even passports are no longer as strong... Singapore is really impressive, the era of Asia taking off has truly arrived.

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