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A top adviser to Vladimir Putin has accused the Trump administration of leveraging stablecoins and gold to strategically devalue its $37 trillion debt. The claims suggest the US is attempting to rewrite financial rules to address declining global trust in the dollar. These allegations were made during the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok, highlighting geopolitical tensions in monetary policy.
- US accused of using stablecoins and gold to devalue $37 trillion debt to counter declining dollar trust.
- Parallels drawn to US financial strategies in the 1930s and 1970s, suggesting history may repeat.
- Allegation framed as a US effort to rewrite gold and crypto market rules for global financial advantage.
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