What if a brief, bold accusation from a Russian official actually reveals the outlines of a very real U.S. strategy? In this episode, we unpack a provocative claim: that America is preparing to devalue its $37 trillion debt—using digital currencies and inflation as tools.
Sound like a thriller? Maybe. But as we trace the financial history, geopolitical context, and evolving crypto infrastructure, the underlying logic starts to look disturbingly plausible.
Inside this episode:
- What “crypto clock” and tokenized Treasuries really mean
- Why stablecoins like USDC may be a stealth tool to globally distribute U.S. inflation
- How debt devaluation via inflation has worked before—and could again
- Why asset prices rise: is it real growth, or just a shrinking dollar?
- The quiet rise of corporate proxies (think MicroStrategy) and their strategic implications
- The real risk of agentic digital money: exporting inflation as a hidden tax
- Why central banks are panic-buying gold—and what that signals
- What could stop this debt strategy: global coordination, domestic awakening, or tech disruption?
This deep dive maps out a financial future where your digital dollar could be the tool—and the target—of a global economic reset. The U.S. may not need to default. It may simply inflate smarter, faster, and more globally than ever before.
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