/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54477130
It does actually but it's a secret

>>54392525
They won't fix it but they make capital controls irrelevant and increase demand for us bonds.

The problem is that if nations start to trade in yuan example brasil now, there will be less dollars in latin america.

So Argentina will see less dollars entering which means it won't be able to service it's debt which means it will be forced to nationalize bank accounts in usd and seize them and outright banning usd usage just to finance the fucking debt in dollars.

Now thing globally what effect this will have of nations not being able to pay the usa debt all at the same time.

Stablecoins patch this by bypassing such future controls and prevents them from even being enabled and allows for usd to entering these nations preventing this effect to a probably higher degree than any other tool currently existing.

If the plan is to cause dxy and usd inflation going higher to cause mass defaults of dollar debt then it's 200iq points, it may also explain why brics only include nations with high ammount of commodities.

All you need is a few nations to cause strategic shortage of dollars in certain regions to cause mass defaults in usd denominated debt.

It's good enough for me...

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Great_Simoleon_Caper

>>54310449
That's it, no income tax?How will implement neofeudalism around the world if people will move then.

>>54298865
wtf

>>54298689
Only thing of value left in this miserable shadow of a ruined board