Anton Kobayakov, a senior advisor to Putin, thinks the U.S. might use cryptocurrency to manage its huge $37 trillion debt. He suggests the U.S. will shift its debt into a ‘crypto cloud’ to reset the system. By using stablecoins, which are tied to real dollars, the U.S. could reduce its debt without paying it back. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The signals are becoming more intense to those discerning readers: the Federal Reserve’s latest bid to resuscitate the ailing economy through asset purchases has done little more than apply a temporary bandage. Rates are creeping up once more, with the U.S. 10-year Bond Yield now steadfastly refusing to stay down after a few days of Fed money printing remains starkly elevated at 4.27%. It is as if we are counting down the final ticks of the clock for a dollar-based debt currency life cycle. Click The Button Below For More Information.
Seemingly impervious to economic gravity, U.S. debt ascends to stratospheric levels. This trajectory portends a dire fate; as Austrian theorists have long admonished, such profligacy confines a nation to the inescapable gyre of inflation – the “hidden taxation” that erodes the common person’s purchasing power. It is not within the power of vigilance to restrain forever the built in requirement that debt based currency self destruction. It can only be that lessons learned here prevent central banking from ever taking control of our nation’s issuance of credit again. It must be stopped and it would be better to end it now rather then wait for the fallout of its failure. Click The Button Below To Read More.
The debt-laden narrative of the U.S. financial system lumbers forward unabated. Our national debt is a Jenga tower built on the quicksand foundation of fiat currency and low interest rates, and the perilous stack grows taller by the quarter. This exponential increase in debt, juxtaposed against the modest contraction in crude oil inventories, reflects an economy still reeling from the complexities of supply chain reconstruction, consumer behavior mutation, and proclivity towards demand-stimulating policies. For More Information Please Click The Button Below.
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