Framtíðarseðla
Framtíðarseðla, meaning "future note" in Icelandic, refers to a concept that gained attention in the early 2000s in Iceland, particularly surrounding financial markets. It is not a formal financial instrument but rather a colloquial term used to describe speculative investments or expectations about future financial outcomes. The term often implied a high degree of uncertainty and a reliance on anticipated future performance rather than tangible assets or established income streams.
The context in which "framtíðarseðla" was frequently used was during periods of rapid economic growth and asset
Critics of the concept highlighted the inherent risks of basing financial decisions on unproven future outcomes.