The Fed didn’t cut rates. Global investors are backing away from buying U.S. Treasuries. That’s a problem — because America relies on selling debt to fund everything. So what’s the response? Instead of foreign nations buying our debt, we’re doing it ourselves — using your tax dollars or through the Fed quietly stepping in. That gives them cover to print more money. And when they do, real assets go up. Gold, Bitcoin, XRP, even housing — they don’t lie. They reflect the shrinking value of the dollar. But don’t get it twisted — your house isn’t cash flow. It’s not liquid. If the system stumbles, the banks still own the note. XRP, BTC, and other decentralized assets give us a chance to be outside their system — to front-run the consequences of years of bad monetary policy. The rest of the world knows it. That’s why they’re dumping dollars and stacking gold. It’s why BRICS nations are building alternatives. So while they gaslight the public, we see the real play: The money printer isn’t off — it’s just on standby. And when it roars again, we want to be holding the assets they can’t print.