💣 Is the US going to "default"? June crisis? 99% of people have been fooled!

Recently, a bunch of people have scared you with talk of "US debt default" and "June black swan", but those who really understand finance know - this is purely nonsense. What defaults, crashes, are just the domestic media scaring themselves!

In fact, the so-called "default" of US debt can be roughly divided into two types 👇

📌 First type: Technical default

To put it simply, this is due to infighting in Washington, budget not approved, and the Treasury temporarily unable to make payments. But there is clearly money in the account; it’s a "political deadlock" rather than "truly out of money".

It’s like your bank card being frozen; it’s not because you’re broke, but because the app has a bug.

📌 Second type: Substantive default

This is the real "out of money", but the US can’t possibly do this! Why? The dollar is printed by itself; if it truly lacks money, it just turns on the printing press, and it won’t just lie down and default like Argentina.

Of course, the cost of printing money is - inflation. But this is essentially "stealth default", and central banks around the world play this game.

📊 The "$6 trillion US debt maturing" is exaggerated

The data is not that exaggerated; the actual amount in June is about $2 trillion, and the Treasury can still flexibly adjust with short-term Treasury bills (T-Bills), and the market can still absorb it.

💡 Conclusion: No matter how much noise there is, the dollar won't collapse!

Bank reserves are sufficient, and market liquidity is not a big issue.

The Federal Reserve's backing mechanism is still in place and can quickly provide support when necessary.

The US has strong technology and stable institutions; the dollar's credibility is temporarily worry-free.

Don't be led by influencers; cyclical fluctuations are normal, and don’t become "emotional leeks".

Who do you think is secretly feasting behind this wave of "default scare"?