This tariff war is making a huge mess!

It seems Trump hasn't gained any substantial benefits from it. This guy's tariffs, which he thinks are groundbreaking, are only making the Eastern dragon stronger. Your Western moves are no match for the Eastern wisdom. By the time you realize you have no cards left to play, what will you do? As long as you make a move, the Eastern dragon's influence on the world stage will rise another level. Trump, your tariff war is causing dissatisfaction among your people, internal strife is rampant, and there is global outrage!

Is there any card left to play? Can the dollar's hegemony be shaken? The traditional methods of oppression and deprivation are no longer effective in resolving U.S. debt; perhaps it's time to take a new approach? Embrace digital currency. According to online rumors, will the U.S. really issue a stablecoin pegged 1:1 to the dollar? After all, everyone currently recognizes the dollar, and the exchange between the dollar and stablecoin is feasible. Take the urgent issue of U.S. debt: to be precise, when you buy U.S. debt, the government pays you interest at maturity. The government says you can use your U.S. debt as collateral to exchange for an equivalent value in stablecoin or dollars, it's your choice. Of course, the government will likely guide you to exchange for stablecoin. If you pledge a certain amount, you will receive an equivalent amount of stablecoin, which solves Powell's difficult situation and the U.S. debt issue. Why not? When people receive money, aren't they happy? Money can also be used to buy stocks or Bitcoin. Under the current circumstances where Trump considers Bitcoin a strategic reserve, this strategic reserve does not seem like a fleeting mention without substance. It should have deeper and more significant implications, allowing legal digital currency to interact with the crypto world. While legal digital currency may not be immediately necessary, it will be needed in the future. Digital currency is a product born to address U.S. debt and counter the Federal Reserve, so why not? The debt issue is resolved, the dollar's hegemonic status is defended, and it also helps promote the rise of the crypto market. Isn't that great!