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He introduces stablecoins as a mechanism to pull broader retail into Treasury demand, proposing legal acts to force uptake as a form of financial repression.
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Stable Coins
He introduces stablecoins as a mechanism to pull broader retail into Treasury demand, proposing legal acts to force uptake as a form of financial repression.
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He states U.S. objectives include expanding Chinese retail debt-bond intermediation, surveillance-enabled AI experimentation, and relocation of Chinese manufacturing capacity for cheaper resource extraction.
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"How? You create a new financial mechanism called stable coins, okay? Stable coins. And the two most popular stable coins are something called Tether..."
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"people okay okay and so you're like okay wait wait a minute here 39 20 is a lot of money man chinese people don't..."
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"...laws called the genius act and the clarity act which compels stable coins to use u.s treasuries as the basis of their digital currency..."
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"coins in order to finance the US debt it wants to better control China's AI development why because with AI China and America are..."
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"that can be extracted and turned into manufactured goods Americans don't want to do it because it's too expensive it's too hard work but..."
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