Can crypto really erase America’s $37 trillion debt? It sounds wild, but this theory has been spreading fast across the internet. Some claim the U.S. government could “mint a coin” or use digital assets to wipe away debt overnight. But is that actually possible?
In this video, we break down the viral “crypto debt erasure” theory and explain what’s really happening with U.S. debt, the Federal Reserve, and the digital dollar narrative. You’ll learn where the myth came from, why it’s misleading, and what the real plan for the future of money might look like.
Here’s what you’ll learn:
– The origins of the “$37 trillion crypto fix” theory
– What’s actually possible and what’s not
– The truth about stablecoins, CBDCs, and tokenized treasuries
– Debunked: Can the U.S. really move $37 trillion of debt into crypto?
– Debunked: Will the U.S. sell all its gold and buy Bitcoin?
– Debunked: Is the U.S. secretly using private companies to stack crypto?
– The real plan the Federal Reserve may be using to manage the debt
– Could crypto ever play a real role in resetting America’s financial system?
00:00 – Intro: US Conspiring to Dump Debt Into Crypto?
01:38 – The Crypto Cloud: What’s the Theory and Where Did it Come From?
03:39 – What’s Actually Possible and What’s Not?
04:31 – Where’s the Confusion Coming From? Inflation & US Debt
05:34 – What About Stablecoins?
08:09 – Debunked: Can the US Move $37 trillion of Debt Into a Crypto Cloud?
08:47 – Debunked: Will the US Sell All Its Gold and Buy Bitcoin?
09:50 – Debunked: Is the US Secretly Using Private Companies to Stack Crypto?
10:46 – Here’s What All Those Theories Have in Common
11:16 – Erasing $37 Trillion in Debt: What’s the Real Plan?
12:36 – Final Thoughts: Could the US Ever Erase $37 Trillion in Debt With Crypto?
Credit to : Noel Lorenzana, CPA