What if the real financial revolution isn’t crypto itself, but who...
Laura Aboli Official@LauraAboli_X
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Nov 05, 2025
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What if the real financial revolution isn’t crypto itself, but who ends up owning America’s debt?
For decades, U.S. Treasuries were held by central banks and foreign governments.
But something’s quietly changing behind the scenes. 👇
For decades, U.S. Treasuries were held by central banks and foreign governments.
But something’s quietly changing behind the scenes. 👇
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China and Russia are dumping U.S. bonds.
Traditional buyers are pulling back.
And suddenly, the new buyers aren’t governments, they’re private investors and even crypto networks.
Stablecoin issuers like Tether now hold tens of billions in U.S. Treasuries.
Trump’s GENIUS Act (2025) even made it law for stablecoins to be backed by dollars or Treasuries, linking crypto directly to the U.S. debt market.
Traditional buyers are pulling back.
And suddenly, the new buyers aren’t governments, they’re private investors and even crypto networks.
Stablecoin issuers like Tether now hold tens of billions in U.S. Treasuries.
Trump’s GENIUS Act (2025) even made it law for stablecoins to be backed by dollars or Treasuries, linking crypto directly to the U.S. debt market.
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Trump once joked:
“Maybe we’ll pay off our $35 trillion, hand them a little crypto check, right?”
But behind the humour lies a quiet shift:
Debt is moving from central banks to private hands, from the old system to a new one.
If that trend continues, the power to control money and nations could be changing too.
Moving out of the hands of the central banking cartel and into the hands of individuals, private investors, and decentralized networks.
“Maybe we’ll pay off our $35 trillion, hand them a little crypto check, right?”
But behind the humour lies a quiet shift:
Debt is moving from central banks to private hands, from the old system to a new one.
If that trend continues, the power to control money and nations could be changing too.
Moving out of the hands of the central banking cartel and into the hands of individuals, private investors, and decentralized networks.