Lies about USD stability and the unavoidable truth of the crisis

When the government repeatedly insists that “everything is fine,” economic data tells a completely different story. That is the biggest lie the financial system is hiding. The actual numbers show that the U.S. economy is facing profound pressures, making collapse not just a possibility but an inevitable trend.

USD Loses 13% of Its Value in 2025 – Sign of Recession or a Historic Turning Point?

2025 has witnessed a rare event: the U.S. global reserve currency lost about 13% of its value in just one year. This is not a normal market correction but a clear signal that major countries are retreating from the dollar system.

The problem with each currency’s strength is that it depends on being the “only” powerful one. When that advantage disappears, all underlying issues will surface—national debt, repo pressures, financial monopoly losses, and ultimately, system collapse.

Economic Signals Echoing 2008

Anyone who remembers the 2007-2008 era sees alarming similarities. The Fed’s emergency repo facilities just spiked. Private lenders are once again facing difficulties with each other—dangerously reminiscent of the pre-Lehman Brothers collapse.

The S&P 500 to gold ratio just broke through a key support barrier. The Sahm indicator—closely monitored economic variable—hit a dangerous red zone at 0.35% to 0.50%. The last time these signals stacked up, markets burned in risk.

Debt Spiral: From Commercial Real Estate to Consumers

Over $800 billion in commercial real estate loans will mature in 2026. The problem: interest rates remain high, and current commercial properties are worth much less than their original loans. Banks have started offloading this risk cheaply, but there are no takers.

Adding to this are political complications. On January 11, 2026, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) launched a criminal investigation into Fed Chair Powell regarding his statements about a $2.5 billion Fed restructuring. Powell called this a punishment for not following White House rate hike orders.

As the government fights itself, consumers are holding on tight. Overdue credit card payments exceeding 90 days are at their highest since 2011. Auto loans are in trouble. Total household debt is around $18.5 trillion by late 2025 and early 2026.

Lies Only Last Until the Truth Emerges

Businesses are no exception. Bankruptcy filings increased 12% compared to the previous year as 2026 approached. Small and medium-sized companies face an insurmountable debt wall with current interest rates. They are stuck—no good options left.

But the deeper story lies in de-dollarization. The U.S. dollar, once undisputed global reserve currency, is losing its dominance. By 2026, most trade between Russia, China, and India is settled without using USD. Washington leaders recognize the problem but show helplessness—with about $1 trillion in annual interest payments, they have only two choices: dismantle the USD system or let it collapse.

Remaining Options When Lies Fail

This warning isn’t meant to incite panic but to serve a different purpose. It’s the only moment you have to build generational wealth if you’re willing to act. But to do that, you must abandon dependence on the USD.

The greatest transfer of assets in human history is rapidly unfolding. It’s an opportunity or a trap—depending on your decisions right now. When the final lie is exposed, the collapse will be far more intense than if the truth had been revealed from the start.