In another notable surge, the US monetary base has increased by $53 billion, marking a significant uptick of $575 billion since February 2023.

This escalation occurs against the backdrop of what's touted as one of the most stringent monetary policies in history. However, it underscores a prevailing issue: the concerted efforts of central banks, politicians, and their media allies to deceive markets and exploit small-scale investors within the fiat system's framework of radical wealth redistribution from the bottom to the top.

As crises are continually manufactured, ostensibly to justify injecting new credit into the global economy, it's clear that the largest of all fiat currencies, the US dollar, still has ample room to exert its influence. Meanwhile, other fiat currencies, such as the euro, appear poised to encounter significant turbulence in the near future.