Kelley Mazzuca

When the economy shut down in 2020, Washington tried to restart it the easiest way possible:

print $6 trillion out of thin air.


The money flooded everything — Wall Street, banks, governments — and just enough landed in public bank accounts to keep society quiet.


It looked like a rescue.

It was actually the start of a slow economic breakdown.


For decades capitalism had one rule:

Failures clear out the system.


But bailouts became policy — oil debt in the 80s, Wall Street in 2008, and by 2020 the entire economy was artificially kept alive.


The price of that “rescue”?


• Historic inflation

• Fake, debt-driven growth

• A debt burden now dumped on the next generation


And instead of admitting the money printer caused it, leaders blamed “supply chains” and “corporate greed.”


Here’s the truth:

If printing money fixed economies, there would be no recessions, no inflation, no poverty.


Money printing doesn’t create wealth —

it only borrows from the future and hides the pain until later.


2020 wasn’t a fix — it was a countdown.


Source: Mises Institute


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🇨🇳 China and 🇯🇵 Japan dominate the leaderboard with ~$4.7T combined, highlighting Asia’s financial strength.


Even though the USD is still the #1 reserve currency, central banks are slowly diversifying into EUR, JPY, and CNY — signaling the early stages of a multi-currency world.



🇨🇳 China — ~$3.46T

Built on trade surpluses and strict capital controls. Used to defend RMB, back diplomacy, and buy U.S. Treasuries (~$730B).


🇯🇵 Japan — ~$1.23T

Exports > imports = steady accumulation. Managed by MoF & BoJ for yen stability and crisis defense.


🇺🇸 U.S. — ~$910B

Lower reserves vs others because the world already holds USD and Treasuries — the U.S. issues the asset everyone else must buy.


🇨🇭 Switzerland — ~$909B

Safe-haven inflows force SNB to intervene and buy foreign assets, expanding reserves.


🇮🇳 India — ~$643B

Buffer for imports & rupee stability. Despite deficits and energy reliance, reserves cover ~11 months of imports.


🇷🇺 Russia — ~$597B

Despite sanctions, reserves rebuilt in gold and yuan to reduce dependence on Western systems.


🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia — ~$463B

Oil revenues → foreign assets. Supports riyal peg and Vision 2030 spending.


🇭🇰 Hong Kong — ~$425B

Huge reserves required to maintain HKD peg to USD under the currency board system.


🇰🇷 South Korea — ~$418B

Export-driven inflows support won stabilization and external obligations.


🇸🇬 Singapore — ~$384B

Trade hub with managed-float regime — reserves act as macro shield.



Macro read-through:

The world is slowly shifting from USD-centric → multi-reserve system, with Asia holding the bulk of world liquidity.