Russia and $35T Debt Offload: XRP, the Neutral Reserve Bridge Asset is the Answer

Versan Aljarrah, founder of Black Swan Capitalist, recently posted a video featuring Anton Kobyakov, an advisor to Russian President Vladimir ￰0￱ the clip, Kobyakov outlined concerns about the ￰1￱ to gold and cryptocurrency markets, tying it directly to America’s mounting $35 trillion ￰2￱ warned that the approach outlined in the video could create significant risks for global ￰3￱ argued that stablecoins are not the answer and pointed instead to XRP, highlighting its potential to serve as a neutral bridge asset in the international monetary ￰4￱ warns the US is using stablecoins backed by Treasuries to offload $35T ￰5￱ play: push global adoption, then devalue the dollar, leaving the world holding the ￰6￱ aren’t the ￰7￱ real answer is a neutral reserve bridge asset, and that’s #XRP.

pic. twitter. com/sCOCrKoMWg — Black Swan Capitalist (@VersanAljarrah) September 8, 2025 ￰8￱ and Stablecoin Strategy Kobyakov argued that Washington is attempting to “rewrite the rules of the gold and cryptocurrency markets” to address what he called “declining trust in the dollar.” He suggested the ￰9￱ shift part of its $35 trillion debt into stablecoins backed by treasuries, allowing the real value of those obligations to shrink over ￰10￱ to the 1930s and 1970s, he said America has used similar strategies before to manage imbalances at the expense of ￰11￱ time, however, he pointed to the digital asset market, with stablecoins emerging as a potential policy ￰12￱ Global Implications Aljarrah summarized the video, writing that Russia is warning of a ￰13￱ to use stablecoins to offload its national ￰14￱ described the possible sequence as pushing for global adoption, then devaluing the dollar and leaving other countries ￰15￱ conclusion was clear: stablecoins cannot be relied on as a foundation for the international financial ￰16￱ line of argument reflects a broader concern that stablecoins, while appearing to provide stability, are ultimately tied to the same debt and fiscal policies that undermine confidence in the dollar ￰17￱ Washington pursues this strategy, it could reinforce reliance on ￰18￱ at first, but eventually weaken international trust once devaluation ￰19￱ as a Neutral Bridge Aljarrah went further by positioning XRP as the ￰20￱ experts see XRP as the solution to the global financial crisis , and Aljarrah wrote that the “real answer is a neutral reserve bridge asset.” The idea is that XRP, unlike dollar-backed stablecoins, is not tied to a single nation’s fiscal policies and could serve as a neutral settlement medium in cross-border ￰21￱ are on X, follow us to connect with us :- @TimesTabloid1 — TimesTabloid (@TimesTabloid1) June 15, 2025 This framing places XRP at the center of ongoing debates about the structure of the global financial ￰22￱ major economies grow wary of dollar-denominated instruments, they may seek a neutral asset that avoids exposure to U.

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