
Can Bitcoin Solve The Sovereign Debt Crisis?
The United States is facing a fiscal crisis of historic proportions. Could bitcoin fix it and usher in a new era of prosperity?

The president-to-be Donald Trump has been talking about the idea of using Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies to deal with the debt. While there are various speculations, the above seems to actually make sense, and actually harmonize with the Gesara/Nesara idea as well.
Short summary:
1. Engineer a currency devaluation through endless printing, while the rest of the world acquires USD debt under ultra low interest.
2. Encourage Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency adoption, while announcing the Strategic Bitcoin(insert other crypto names here) Reserve.
3. Raise interest rates to destabilize the current fiat currency system.
4. The other countries scramble to buy crypto, pushing the price of Bitcoin up, while fiat currencies hyperinflate and fade into irrelevancy as the money gets pulled from fiat and through historic printing.
5. The "$35 trillion debt" now becomes minute in comparison, allowing for relatively easy payment using crypto.
It also talks about being initially against cryptocurrencies to artificially keep the price down while the people in the know and the elites who print money acquire assets which are not affected by depreciation in fiat currencies, and then suddenly flipping 180 degrees and endorsing it, up front and center. #3 seems to match with the Federal Reserve announcing there will only be two rate cuts next year as opposed to more as expected.
I will also tell you that there are other cryptocurrencies that are said to play a HUGE impact in the new financial system. The puzzle pieces all seem to be ready.
-XRP by Ripple for institutions and cross border payments.
-XLM for peer-to-peer and individuals. Calls it "banking the unbanked".
-There is a new and upcoming ISO20022 standard which is necessary to be complied to in order to be used in the new system, which will complement, and even replace the current SWIFT system. Six total crypto including the ones mentioned above is included as part of meeting the ISO20022 standard.
They are talking about how internet has affected majority of our lives but has not really done much in one area, and that is in the area of finance. They are talking about "Finternet" to give you an idea of the absolutely ginormous magnitude of impact it's going to have on society.