Putin Advisor Accuses US of Rewriting Gold and Crypto Rules

Putin Advisor Accuses US  Russia warns of a crypto plan to erase $35T debt

A senior adviser to Russian President Vladimir Putin said the United States may be planning to use cryptocurrencies and gold to ease its huge national debt. The adviser’s claim has stirred buzz in news rooms and on social media because it links crypto to global finance and politics.

Source : Megatron

Anton Kobyakov Warns Washington Could ‘Rewrite the Rules’ of Gold and Crypto

At the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok, Anton Kobyakov said the U.S. might try to “rewrite the rules” of the gold and cryptocurrency markets.

He also warned that Washington could put part of its debt into stablecoins or other digital assets so the borrow amount could be changed or devalued. Kobyakov pointed to the size of U.S. dues, which is a massive amount of  $35 trillion, as the reason for such a drastic move.

Could Cryptocurrency Replace the Dollar in Global Reserves?

If such a plan were real, it could change how countries value money and hold reserves. Kobyakov and other commentators say shifting debt into digital tokens or pushing gold as an alternative could weaken trust in the U.S. dollar and cause big moves in world markets. The adviser compared the idea to past moments when the U.S. and other powers changed financial rules to deal with heavy due burdens.

Putin Advisor News Sparks Global Debate on US Debt Strategy

News outlets picked up Kobyakov’s remarks quickly. Some crypto and finance sites reported that his comments were posted on social channels and discussed at the forum. Analysts say the adviser’s words feed into a larger debate about de-dollarization, stablecoins, and whether new digital systems could alter long-standing money rules. But experts also note that turning national dues into crypto is technically and politically complex.

Turning Debt Into Stablecoins — Dream or Danger?

How this could play out when putting public borrow amount into stablecoins would raise many questions like who would audit the new tokens, which laws would apply, and which countries would accept the change? Donald Trump already signed the GENIUS Act , giving the US its first ever federal framework for stablecoin’s regulations and clarity.

Gold, stablecoins, and crypto give alternatives, but any real shift would face strong legal and political pushback. As of now it's a big dream to turn debt into cryptocurrency. Let's see how the US can turn it on.

Is China doing the same?

China is not known to be planning a scheme like this. Beijing has pushed its own digital yuan and has run many trials. Chinese leaders are focused on using the digital yuan to raise the yuan’s global role and to keep strong state control. As per report China is studying yuan-backed stablecoins in a cautious way, but it has not signaled any plan to hide or erase government debt with crypto.

Markets on Edge as Analysts Await US and Central Bank Response

Crypto investors and advisors can look for official replies and more details from the forum. Watch central banks, Treasury departments, and big market players for comments. Social media will likely create buzz on the internet, and crypto markets may show short-term moves if traders react to the claim. For now, the idea remains an allegation by a Russian official and is being examined by journalists and analysts worldwide.

Political Warnin g or Real Threat? Dollar’s Future Under Scrutiny

Experts say the adviser’s claim is as much a political warning as a policy charge. If true, shifting debt into crypto would be a big risk for global finance. It could lower confidence in the dollar and spark fights over reserves and trade.