Highlights this week as we witness the logical conclusion to the global fiat currency debt system leading to Our GCR and RV.
Foreigners hold approximately $18 trillion worth of US assets, of which $7.5 trillion are US Treasury securities.
As the US debt continues to rise and reach $33 trillion, the attractiveness of these IOUs as part of the fiat currency debt system is diminishing.
This highlights the urgent need for a Global Currency Reset (GCR) and the revaluation (RV) of currencies backed by tangible assets.
The median monthly home payment in the US has soared to an all-time high of $2,839, with a significant increase over the past 10 years.
This rise is a direct consequence of the debt-based fiat currency system, which has led to inflation and reduced purchasing power.
The need for a GCR and RV becomes even more evident as the median home payment has become unaffordable for many, reaching unsustainable levels.
The US economy’s proximity to a recession is a clear indication of the inherent flaws in the fiat currency debt system.
The steepening yield curve, historically associated with economic downturns, further emphasizes the urgent need for a GCR and RV to address the structural issues and imbalances within the current financial system.