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Developing Nations Brace for Dollar Crisis Amid US Debt Shift

9/15/2025

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Developing nations' central banks face potential crises due to the US dollar's instability, risking significant losses.
Anton Kobyakov claims the US is initiating a systemic reset with stablecoins and gold to manage its $37.4 trillion debt.
The GENIUS Act, signed by Trump, seeks to regulate stablecoins, enhancing the US's role in digital finance.
Critics warn stablecoins may artificially inflate US debt markets, threatening devaluation for foreign creditors.
Reserve managers are advised to diversify from US Treasuries, focusing on gold and regional currencies.

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Story summary

Developing nations' central banks face potential crises due to the US dollar's instability, risking significant losses.
Anton Kobyakov claims the US is initiating a systemic reset with stablecoins and gold to manage its $37.4 trillion debt.
The GENIUS Act, signed by Trump, seeks to regulate stablecoins, enhancing the US's role in digital finance.
Critics warn stablecoins may artificially inflate US debt markets, threatening devaluation for foreign creditors.
Reserve managers are advised to diversify from US Treasuries, focusing on gold and regional currencies.