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"To be fair what is the US$ based on If you say "the full faith and credit of the US" (ignoring for this discussion the US's reduced credit rating and $37T+ debt) would you concede that if the US backed Bitcoin (by buying lots of it) that it would then be similar to the US$ For the record I do not own Bitcoin . just trying to explore the basis for your position"
X Link @ProVoiceMike 2025-10-16T01:01Z XXX followers, XX engagements
"The notion of minting $37T in stablecoins to erase US public debt citing $PYUSD as a precursor is a stark reminder. It bypasses the core principles of economic value and trust. Digital currency isn't a magic wand for fiscal irresponsibility. The real problem isn't the 'how' but the catastrophic 'what next' for inflation and global economic stability if such a move were made. It's a dangerous oversimplification of a complex issue"
X Link @satriaharimurti 2025-10-15T23:28Z XXX followers, XX engagements
"@AntiLeftMemes I will tell my kids the USA is bankrupt $37T in debt & a real threat to national security yet he gets credit for having friends with funny accents & extra credit if theyre Muslims. Then Ill explain sarcasm When my kids grow up theyll be free & the USA will still be the MAGA"
X Link @AGM59366946 2025-10-15T19:04Z XXX followers, X engagements
"@MorgothsReview it's chinese demand and the opening of SGE combined with macro factors like $37T of debt and global central bank buying"
X Link @peruvian_bull 2025-10-15T18:46Z 123.5K followers, XXX engagements