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Putin adviser "U.S. uses virtual assets and stablecoins to resolve $35 trillion debt"
JH Kim
Summary
- "Kobyakov claimed that the United States is strategically using virtual assets and stablecoins to resolve $35 trillion in national debt."
- "He said Washington is reducing the burden of the dollar-centered financial system and actively using stablecoins as a global liquidity adjustment tool."
- "It has been suggested that the U.S. government's virtual asset policy could provoke controversy in the international community."
On the 8th (local time), according to crypto-focused media Bitcoin Magazine, Anton Kobyakov, senior adviser to Russian President Vladimir Putin, claimed that the United States is strategically using virtual assets and stablecoins to resolve $35 trillion in national debt.
Kobyakov said, "Washington is reducing the burden of the dollar-centered financial system and actively using stablecoins and similar instruments as a means of global liquidity adjustment," adding, "This is effectively a way of shifting national debt onto the market."
These remarks are seen as potentially stirring controversy in the international community in connection with the U.S. government's virtual asset policies.


JH Kim
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