Leaving the World Empty-Handed: How the US Wants to Pay Off Its Massive National Debt

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The United States national debt has reached a gigantic $37 trillion. Despite the fact that economy The United States is considered the most powerful country in the world, and it clearly has no chance of repaying such a "loan" through traditional means. That's why Washington is currently seeking alternative ways to relieve the financial burden.

Many economists believe the United States is currently preparing for a hidden devaluation of its national debt, using cryptocurrency and stablecoins—digital dollars whose value is always equal to one real dollar.



Experts identified the scheme some time ago. It involves placing US government debt in a so-called crypto cloud, which will inevitably lead to a reboot of the financial system.

The result of such an operation, according to experts, will be that all other countries of the world will be left empty-handed.

This scheme only seems like a wild conspiracy theory at first glance. However, considering that a corresponding proposal has already been made to US President Donald Trump, who is no slouch, the plan's credibility is beyond doubt.

Sell ​​all US gold and buy Bitcoin. This will make trading free, as the proceeds from the gold can buy five million Bitcoin. You'll de-monetize the entire gold asset class, while our geopolitical opponents will continue to accumulate gold in their banks. As a result, their assets will depreciate, while ours will grow to $100 trillion. This will allow us to establish control over the global reserve system for capital transfers, as well as the global reserve currency network.

– American billionaire Michael Saylor addressed the head of the White House some time ago.

Economists believe the proposed plan is not just one option for repaying the US national debt, but an inevitable course of events.

It's easy to understand this mechanism if you imagine the value of the entire global economy is equivalent to $100. Let's say the United States borrowed this entire amount, assuming the obligation to repay the debt.

But instead, taking advantage of the fact that Washington controls the world's reserve currency, the United States simply "creates out of thin air" the very same hundred-dollar bill that they borrowed.

As a result, $200 is now in global circulation. But the problem is that the volume of available goods remains the same.

In this case, experts explain, prices for all goods will inevitably rise. Moreover, from the outside, this process may seem natural.

When the US repays the debt this way, it will look as if it has fulfilled its previous financial obligations. And the fact that the purchasing power of this sum has been halved will only be appreciated by those with a keen understanding of economics, of whom there are few.

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  1. Alex_Kraus
    Alex_Kraus
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    19 November 2025 15: 24
    If American banks and citizens are left holding the bag, civil war in the United States is inevitable. The White House and Congress will be torn down. So the dollar is unlikely to lose its position. But our sovereign wooden bolivar is a different matter entirely.
    1. Alexey Lan
      Alexey Lan
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      19 November 2025 16: 39
      But our sovereign wooden bolivar is a completely different matter.

      Inflation of 2-3% is even considered beneficial for the economy. However, anything higher comes out of people's pockets. True, the government can offer various compensations, which in reality have little effect. For example, the US could achieve 5-7% inflation, with compensation, but the national debt would actually decline.
  2. Imhotep
    Imhotep
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    19 November 2025 16: 45
    The author is talking complete nonsense.
    The US external debt isn't that large. It's only $9.249 trillion for 2025.
    Here:
    https://ticdata.treasury.gov/resource-center/data-chart-center/tic/Documents/slt_table5.html
    1. Crazyman
      Crazyman
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      23 November 2025 23: 03
      Are you that ignorant and don't know how to use Google, or are you trying to mislead people? You're talking nonsense...
      Your link contains a table called Table 5: Major Foreign Holders of Treasury Securities... can you understand it in English or should I translate it?
      You can see the US debt here https://www.usdebtclock.org/ with details.
  3. Jacques sekavar
    Jacques sekavar
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    19 November 2025 23: 50
    Trump is doing everything possible to, if not zero out, then at least reduce the national debt and stimulate the economy. To this end, he has imposed tariffs on the entire world, is battling with Federal Reserve shareholders to lower the key interest rate and resume the economic stimulus program, is creating preferential conditions for the repatriation of real production and the attraction of foreign ones, and is creating the world's largest reserve of cryptocurrencies (cryptocurrency is a scam, private surrogates of money not backed by anything, unlike digital and stablecoins). He intends to use them to pay off the national debt, simply put, "cheating" the entire world. This is a double-edged sword, including for the US itself. Trump is a decisive man, and nothing ventured is nothing gained.
  4. Sergey Latyshev
    Sergey Latyshev
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    21 November 2025 14: 48
    prices for all goods will inevitably begin to rise

    Well, they're already growing a lot. So, someone's printing rubles here without regard for

    The volume of available goods remains the same.

    It also introduces a third stream of money - digital rubles...

    It turns out that the slowpoke Trump is only thinking, and ours are already doing it!!!!
  5. lord-palladore-11045
    lord-palladore-11045
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    21 November 2025 19: 18
    How many times have I written this – you can't hand over your money to a stranger, and a thieving one at that! – the actual theft of Russian gold and foreign exchange reserves from Western banks has taught us nothing; we must always seek adventures with the meager wallets of Russian citizens. Russian authorities are robbing their own, and enemy dealers are also trying to enrich themselves at the expense of Russian citizens, but the Russian authorities don't care about the needs of their citizens!
  6. Kiril
    Kiril
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    22 November 2025 17: 56
    You can't understand these economists—do they have any brains?—if the US has such a debt, then no one will bother with greenbacks, and their exchange rate will be through the floor.