In 60 Days, the U.S. Dollar Enters a New Era

Tech-tonic shift underway.

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Introduction

By Alaen
July 20, 2025

In two months, the U.S. dollar could face the most dramatic transformation in modern financial history. A sweeping new crypto bill is poised to hit President Trump's desk by late September or early October. Its passage would signal not just a shift in currency technology but a broader realignment of power over America's financial system. This isn’t speculation—it's the culmination of a week packed with decisive moves. This post unpacks what just happened, why it matters, and what it could mean for the future of money.

China Declared a Financial Cold War

China's decision to cut its U.S. Treasury holdings to levels not seen since 2008 is more than a spreadsheet adjustment. It’s a calculated blow to the U.S. dollar. For decades, China propped up the dollar by purchasing American debt. Now, it's rapidly selling that debt.

This move undermines global confidence in the dollar, potentially raises U.S. interest rates, and signals to the world that even America’s largest creditor is losing faith in its currency. It’s a dramatic reversal with global implications.

Trump Is Gunning for the Fed

President Trump has made clear he wants Jerome Powell out. His criticism isn’t new, but it intensified this week with public calls for Powell's resignation and a renewed push to slash interest rates.

Behind the rhetoric lies a deeper agenda: reclaiming control from the Federal Reserve. Trump and his allies argue the Fed is an unelected institution that no longer serves the public interest. Their goal? Shift economic power back to elected officials and the Treasury.

Congress Just Banned CBDCs

Congress passed legislation this week banning the creation of a central bank digital currency (CBDC) in the U.S. The move, championed by Trump, is a rejection of what critics see as a "globalist" attempt to centralize financial control through digital surveillance.

Trump's position is unequivocal: "I will never allow the creation of a central bank digital currency."

This law slams the door on one version of the future and opens another, which arrived quietly the same week.

The U.S. Dollar Is Going On-Chain

On Friday, President Trump signed the Genius Act, a landmark bill establishing a blockchain-based version of the U.S. dollar. This new digital dollar isn’t a CBDC. It’s a dollar-backed stablecoin, regulated and integrated into America’s financial system.

Trump's crypto advisor David Sacks explained the vision: each digital dollar in a crypto wallet is backed by a real dollar in a U.S. bank, creating new demand for U.S. Treasuries while modernizing the payment system.

This strategic pivot is aimed squarely at countering China’s digital yuan and the BRICS bloc’s push for a gold-backed currency. In the digital arms race, America is finally stepping onto the battlefield.

The Financial System Is Being Rewritten

This isn’t just about technology. It’s about control—who wields power over money, interest rates, and global trade. The stakes are immense, with ripple effects for every American saver, investor, and borrower.

Conclusion

These aren’t isolated events. They are pieces of a larger puzzle—a new monetary order being written in real time. For those paying attention, it offers both a warning and an opportunity. Either adapt to the new rules of the game or be left behind.

The next 60 days could define the next 60 years

What happens now will determine whether the dollar survives as the world’s reserve currency or fades into irrelevance. https://alaen.substack.com/p/in-60-days-the-us-dollar-enters-a

House sends crypto bill to Trump in historic win for industry

By Jasper Goodman
July 17, 2025

House lawmakers voted 308-122 to adopt the Senate-passed GENIUS Act, with more than 100 Democrats including Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries joining most Republicans to approve a measure that is poised to help legitimize digital assets as mainstream financial products.

The House also voted 294-134 Thursday to pass a second, much broader crypto market structure bill that will now go to the Senate. Seventy-eight Democrats voted with Republicans to advance the legislation, known as the CLARITY Act — a blowout showing of bipartisan support that beat expectations and topped the vote tally that a similar bill received on the House floor last year.

House lawmakers also passed a second, much broader crypto market structure bill that will now go to the Senate. https://www.politico.com/live-updates/2025/07/17/congress/house-sends-historic-crypto-bill-trump-00460361

S.394 - GENIUS Act of 2025

To provide for the regulation of payment stablecoins, and for other purposes. https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/senate-bill/394/text

H.R.3633 - Digital Asset Market Clarity Act of 2025

This bill establishes a regulatory framework for digital commodities, defined by the bill as digital assets that rely upon a blockchain for their value. https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/3633

Digital fence technology

Digital currency with digital fence technology means your credit card, and debit card if it still exists b/c banks world-wide are closing, won't work unless you comply with state sanctioned enslavement. https://www.ourgreaterdestiny.ca/p/bank-closures-by-purposeful-design

Obstacles don’t block the path - they are the path

Throughout history, fiat currency always returns to its inherent value of zero.

As I see it, abolishing cash, digital ID, digital currency similar to fiat currency based on an imaginary value, and regardless of how it’s marketed, are consent to loss of freewill choice.

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