America is increasingly acting in its own interest, changing rules to favor itself while the rest of the world suffers. Russia and China bear the brunt of this impact, with China's troubles largely stemming from the free world withdrawing manufacturing operations and a decline in American consumer purchases.
Combined with the current US administration's efforts to cut government spending, we are on the brink of experiencing significant deflation—the likes of which haven't been seen since 1913—driven by an unprecedentedly strong dollar ahead. After reaching this peak, the dollar is expected to gradually lose value over time, as the world moves away from using it as a standard currency due to the hardships caused by overreliance.
In this environment, global wealth may be left grappling with how best to deploy capital for survival in the changing landscape. Meanwhile, as global challenges to traditional currencies mount, gold continues to reach new highs. In my view, the only assured area of value is the future of AI and robotics, as they represent a sector of guaranteed growth. Gold and Bitcoin, however, depend on a future influx of cash to drive asset values higher. Bitcoin, in particular, stands the best chance of retaining value, as autonomous AI-driven money-making systems built on Bitcoin could operate independently of global government constraints, preserving its status as a valuable asset for trade.
China debt is now hitting 1 trillion a month, see below
https://youtu.be/efRgjYcELko?si=PS2HeZTNOSlHMYsW
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