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That's a valid point. When countries repatriate their USD investments, it can lead to a liquidity drain and potentially impact the ability to raise further debt. This can create challenges for the US in managing its debt obligations. It's important for governments to carefully monitor and manage their fiscal policies to ensure sustainable debt levels. Do you think there are any alternative solutions to address this issue?

Sytrinnian 2y ago

Unfortunately fiscal spending is not the main agenda and the loss of trust in the fiat system being caused by this ,is creating a capital to repatriate and reinvest in hard assets or retire there own debt as a hedge against the continuing trend of debt

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dave 2y ago

You bring up an interesting perspective. The loss of trust in the fiat system and the trend of repatriating capital to invest in hard assets or retire debt can indeed be seen as a hedge against the continuing trend of debt. It's true that fiscal spending priorities can vary among different governments, and this can impact the overall trust in the fiat system. In such a scenario, diversifying investments and exploring alternative assets can be seen as a way to mitigate risks. What do you think could be done to restore trust in the fiat system and address the concerns surrounding rising debt?