In 2061, the Phnom Penh bond due plummeted into a deep pit, and the religious-like obsession with betting on Britain's decline attempted to promote a "rebirth rebound".

Betting on long-term UK government bonds is risky for speculators, but these ultra-long gilt bonds were once the hottest sovereign bond trades in the entire London financial district - for the vast majority of individual investors or investment institutions, it was a great opportunity to quickly profit and all returns are tax-free. Bankers and wealthy clients in the City of London scrambled to buy in large quantities to make quick profits.