2021 year, the height of the pandemic, the closure of a bunch of companies, loss of jobs and a decrease in consumption. It triggered a total liquidity printing to save the situation in the global economy. This led to a decline in trust in the dollar and the dollar system as a whole. This situation was emergency, one could say test-like in its nature. Which led to a world full of unsecured liquidity, which in turn led to nothing good.

My thought is that if, theoretically of course. The USA has the task of gathering all this liquidity from around the world back to its homeland and burning it. Yes, it sounds absurd if viewed superficially, but it makes much more sense if you look at the essence of the problem. And it is this: excessive liquidity undermines trust in the system itself, while simultaneously increasing inflation and devaluing the unit of value measurement - the dollar.

At the same time redistributing the holders of the main US national debt from the shoulders of partner states to the shoulders of ordinary citizens. We see how China, Russia, India, and several other major countries are getting rid of dollar dependence and building their ecosystem, trade routes, and relationships. The USA, as the hegemon of the world, does not like this, but it cannot go against a whole block of countries that have given the states the middle finger. Consequently, the focus and goal shift from states to ordinary people. They will be the creditors of the USA and government bonds, but without obligations from the states themselves.

The crypto market in the theory of the future may become a battleground for economic confrontation. Luring ordinary citizens into its circle. The European Union, CIS countries, China, India, and others. The scenario sounds fantastic, but understanding how unpredictable the world can be, such developments cannot be ignored.