Thread by @financefelix

A Russian economic adviser revealed what he believes is America's secret plan to get rid of the $37 trillion in debt.

For context, no empire in history has ever repaid debts this large without collapsing.

Here's the alleged plan he describes:

Look at history. Empires with massive debt follow the same pattern:

• Rome debased their currency
• Britain lost reserve status after WWII
• America now faces this same moment

The math is brutal. Even with perfect economic conditions, this debt can never be repaid traditionally.

You'd need 6% growth for decades. Even 100% tax rates wouldn't cover interest payments.

Conventional solutions simply don't work.

Your dollars, savings, and investments are all tied to this system:

• Dollar purchasing power depends on debt stability
• Retirement accounts denominated in dollars
• Home value tied to dollar stability

Then the crisis got worse.

China stopped buying U.S. debt after Russia's reserves got frozen.

Japan stopped buying. India stopped buying.

Foreign demand collapsed. The government desperately needs new buyers.

Who would be crazy enough as a country to put money in somebody else's system after seeing Russia?

That's why emerging economies stopped buying U.S. debt.

Enter the stablecoin solution most people miss.

When you buy stablecoins, companies like Tether don't keep your cash. They buy government bonds instead.

They earn 4% interest on money that isn't theirs.

This creates huge demand for government bonds.

By boosting stablecoin adoption, the government solved their buyer problem.

Your crypto purchases replace the foreign buyers who left.

People think stablecoins give them freedom. But they can be seized:

• Already executive orders for CBDCs
• Digital dollars government controls completely
• Don't like you? They freeze your money

The transition plan involves crisis.

Banking hack. ATMs down for days. Government swoops in with CBDCs as the solution.

Emergency measures like COVID make people accept digital currency gratefully.

Meanwhile, central banks are buying more gold than any time in 50 years.

Even they don't trust the digital system they're creating.

That should tell you something about what's coming.

The wealth transfer follows the 1970s playbook:

• Massive inflation
• Inflation makes debt worth less
• Makes stocks and real estate worth more
• Money gets printed, interest rates lowered

Who benefits from this setup?

If you're asset-rich, it's brilliant. Your stocks and property values go up.

If you're salary-dependent, your purchasing power vanishes while everything gets more expensive.

Japan already executed this plan perfectly:

• Wealthy stayed wealthy
• Everyone else got 1970s wages in tiny apartments
• Creates massive inequality
• Can't be undone once it starts

What I recommend: own more assets. It's the only protection available.

But here's the problem most people face: they don't know which assets or when to buy them.

They end up panic buying at tops and panic selling at bottoms.

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This creates the biggest wealth transfer in history.

From salary earners to asset holders. It's mathematical redistribution through inflation.

Most people won't understand it until after it's complete.

This is a multi-decade plan that hits people after it's done:

• Governments protect themselves first
• Citizens pay the cost
• Politicians choose complex solutions people can't understand

While the wealth transfer speeds up, having the right system becomes critical.

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