From Trump's Pardon of CZ to America's "Crypto Breakthrough": A Layout Aimed at Global Financial Hegemony
Trump's sudden pardon of CZ seems unexpected, but in fact, it is a crucial move by his team to respond to America's $38 trillion debt crisis. Faced with the pressure of an imminent debt "explosion," the United States clearly does not intend to follow the old path of "violent money printing," but is instead looking towards cryptocurrency, attempting to reconstruct the global financial system.
The context of this chess game is gradually becoming clear: using Bitcoin's "digital gold" attributes to solidify the foundation of value, relying on Ethereum's smart contracts to build a financial trading "highway," directly bypassing the SWIFT system, and dismantling the barriers of traditional dollar hegemony. Recently, the SEC approved the Ethereum ETF and relaxed mining policies, along with the "pardon" of core figures in the crypto space, a series of actions are paving the way for granting legal status to crypto assets.
What is even more noteworthy is that stablecoins are likely to become the "new dollar vehicle"—allowing the U.S. to retain its core minting power while continuing to harvest global wealth through the crypto market. Currently, Ethereum breaking through $5000 may just be the "appetizer," and some believe that the target of $50,000 is not a fantasy. For investors, entering the market now may still hold opportunities; once traditional financial institutions recognize the essence of this "century-old monetary upheaval," the prices of crypto assets are likely to experience explosive growth. After all, every innovation in the monetary system gives rise to new wealth myths, and this time, the stage is highly likely to be set in the crypto space.
