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Aaron Day explains the "Genius Act," which he describes as a backdoor for a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC). The act forces stablecoin issuers like Tether to back their tokens with US Treasuries, effectively putting private digital money under the control of the Federal Reserve. This allows the government to maintain financial surveillance while funding more debt.
The discussion covers the $38 trillion national debt and the lack of international buyers for US Treasuries. Day argues that the government is using the hype around stablecoins to find new ways to fund the military-industrial complex. He notes that while the dollar is declining, it remains more stable than many other fiat currencies, keeping stablecoins popular for international transactions.
Trump Stable Coin, De-Banking and Crypto Solutions
Eric Trump recently spoke in Toronto about the launch of a U.S. dollar-backed stable coin (USDT1) which has already gained $2 billion in market share. This financial tool was developed in response to the "de-banking" of the Trump family and other political dissidents by globalist banks. The stable coin is presented as a way for individuals and nations to bypass the corrupt central banking system and maintain financial sovereignty.
Cryptocurrency Risks, Stable Coins and Evergrande
While pro-crypto, Mike Adams expresses concern that certain stable coins may be backed by collapsed Evergrande debt, which could discredit the entire ecosystem. He warns that globalists want to replace independent crypto with a "Fed Coin" linked to social credit scores. He calls for the crypto community to police itself to maintain credibility and utility.
