A year later: how the decisions of the Trump administration triggered the economic collapse in the U.S.#TrumpCancelsEUTariffThreat #WEFDavos2026
Just over a year ago, it became clear to many analysts that the Donald Trump administration not only left a weakened economy but also a financially exposed and poorly managed system. Irresponsible fiscal decisions, uncontrolled deficit growth, and an economic policy based more on narrative than on real fundamentals ultimately took their toll. What was sold as strength was, for many, a bubble sustained by debt and unbacked stimuli.
Trade tensions, the politicization of economic institutions, and the loss of international credibility accelerated a deterioration that continues to affect millions of people today. Persistent inflation, fragile consumption, and nervous markets did not arise from nothing: they were the direct result of short-term policies that prioritized political impact over economic stability.
This scenario left a brutal lesson for investors and citizens: when a government plays with the economy as if it were propaganda, the damage is not immediate, but it is deep and lasting. It is not surprising that, after this blow, many have begun to distrust the traditional system and seek refuge in alternative assets like Bitcoin and the crypto ecosystem. The U.S. economy did not 'fall' by accident; for many, it was pushed to the brink by poorly calculated decisions from those in power.
