based on materials from the site - By Cointribune EN
Not only France is experiencing difficulties. All of Europe is undergoing a systemic crisis that the ECB's printing press can no longer resolve. Despite years of large infusions, the eurozone is sinking into a vicious circle of stagnation and unmanageable debt. It seems that this time, unlike in 2008, the ECB will not be able to save Europe from collapse.
Despite massive monetary infusions, the eurozone is showing virtually zero real growth.
The ECB's liquidity primarily fuels unproductive government spending, depriving the European private sector of financing.
Europe can no longer survive without constant ECB financing, creating a vicious circle of budgetary irresponsibility.
Europe is becoming a global laboratory of monetary collapse.
Statistics from the European Central Bank reveal the scale of the disaster in Europe. In June 2025, the eurozone's M2 money supply reached 15 trillion euros, which is 2.7% more than the previous year.
However, this massive money emission does not lead to significant economic growth. These catastrophic figures contrast with the results in the USA, where a 4.5% increase in the money supply ensures at least a 2.5% growth.
Therefore, Europe demonstrates complete inefficiency of expansionary monetary policy. Every euro created by the ECB generates less real wealth than in any other developed economy.
Europe is becoming a global laboratory of monetary system failures.
Europe perfectly illustrates the absence of a multiplicative effect between money creation and economic growth. The liquidity injected by the ECB no longer stimulates investment. On the contrary, it fuels an increasingly parasitic European bureaucratic system.
This situation creates a displacement mechanism. European states, financed through the purchase of ECB bonds, absorb most of the new liquidity. As a result, the European private sector is deprived of access to the loans it needs for development. Moreover, this phenomenon leads to the progressive 'zombification' of the European economy. The least productive companies survive thanks to artificially suppressed ECB rates.
At the same time, innovative companies find it difficult to obtain financing. Thus, Europe artificially supports outdated economic structures at the expense of innovation.
The European Central Bank has betrayed its fundamental mission of ensuring price stability. It now prioritizes financing European sovereign debt over fighting inflation. This drift turns the ECB into a disguised instrument of fiscal policy for the entire continent.
Recent economic history shows the failure of such an interventionist approach. From 1970 to 2011, despite the global dominance of central banks, the world economy experienced 147 banking crises. These data prove that central banks do not prevent financial crises but often delay and exacerbate them.
The ECB is precisely replicating this dangerous model on a European scale. By artificially supporting the solvency of member states through large-scale bond purchases, it delays the necessary structural transformations. This policy encourages widespread fiscal irresponsibility and exacerbates the structural imbalances of European economies.
Europe has trapped itself in a monetary dependency from which it can no longer escape. European economies, with their massive public debt, are completely reliant on ECB refinancing to avoid collapse.
This dependency creates a vicious circle. The more the ECB finances European debts, the more states can afford unproductive expenditures. As a result, European economies gradually lose the ability to generate growth. They become chronic patients suffering from a persistent shortage of money supply.
The record global public debt of $102 trillion in 2024 illustrates this widespread trend. However, Europe is one of the most troubling examples in the world.
Europe demonstrates the ultimate failure of large-scale quantitative easing. The continental bankruptcy, disguised by the ECB, can no longer indefinitely hide the collapse of European economies. Sooner or later, the continent will have to face the uncompromising reality: only radical structural reforms, not constant monetary infusions, can restore its competitiveness and prosperity in an increasingly demanding economic world. In this context, Bitcoin may become a monetary alternative that governments cannot manipulate.
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