How the U.S. is Secretly Using Crypto and Gold to Erase $37 Trillion Debt.

The United States is not planning to repay its $37 trillion debt — it is planning to erase it. In this Money History episode, we reveal how the U.S. quietly builds a parallel financial system using Bitcoin and Gold to engineer the most sophisticated debt-reset strategy in modern history. This is not speculation or conspiracy. It is public policy hiding in plain sight. Through the lens of Money History, we break down how devaluation, revaluation, and monetary resets have been used for centuries to erase impossible debts — from Roosevelt’s 1933 gold seizure to global currency collapses that followed the same economic blueprint. Today, the U.S. faces the same mathematical trap: unsustainable interest costs, a broken bond market, and a banking sector loaded with unrealized losses. This Money History breakdown exposes how the U.S. plans to solve the crisis without defaulting: by repricing its strategic Bitcoin reserves, revaluing gold to a new statutory standard, and shifting trillions of dollars onto the federal balance sheet through accounting changes. A reset that looks like innovation — but functions like theft. In this Money History case study, we reveal how the Cantillon Effect transfers wealth from savers to the state, why inflation becomes unavoidable, and how dollar devaluation becomes the final stage of the reset. If you want to understand this playbook, you must understand its history — because it has already begun. This Money History episode is your dossier on the coming monetary reset, the winners and losers, and the global race between the U.S., China, and BRICS to control the future of money.