Stablecoins and oil are Trump’s macro weapon, says Devere CEO

Donald Trump leads a “quiet and consistent war” to federal reserves, not direct conflict, but reverses the foundations of American macroeconomic policy, according to Nigel Green.

Green, General Manager of the Financial Advisory FirmDaverene group, said in the Crypto.News statement to us President Donald Trump Tariffs and trade wars dominate titles, while two overlooked strategies that are central for the president’s economic playbook: Stablecoins and cheap oil.

“They are double tools Trumps of macroeconomics: digital monetary domination and physical price suppression,” says green.

Stablecoins as a monetary dominance weapon

Greenly sees the rise of stablecoins that have accessories, digital dollars, which creates interest through tokenized state records, as the cornerstone of Trump’s second economic program.

These stableciins do more than the US dollar value mirror. They create a new demand for Greenback, offering yield to owners of all forms in sizes ranging from retail investors, Decentralized financial platformsand institutions.

“This is transformative”, “”, “this means that any inclusion of retail, global investors, deficiently – can keep the dollar-based funds, often automatically and imperceptibly.”

The strategy serves three purposes, according to Green:

• Increasing the demand for American box office, supporting the American debt debt market as a balloon deficit.
• Compression of interest rates, long-term treadmill, encouraging yields through market mechanisms, not phenomenon policy.
• Cementing dollar domination as a digital spare currency of the future.

Oil as a lever of inflation control

Although stablecoins represent a digital strategy, the oil remains the most famous economic agent.

Green argues that Trump shows cheap oil not exactly as an economic incentive, but as a weapon of inflation control. Pressing lower prices, through increased domestic production, diplomatic pressure and market impact, Trump aims to keep business costs low and to reduce the need to intervention of the Central Bank.

“Cheap oil burns everything,” says green. “It’s a group of force inflation.”

Bypassing Fed

By manipulating and demand (digital yield) and offer (energy prices), Trump creates an alternative system of macroeconomic management, one that stops traditional tools of the federal reserves.

“He doesn’t fire Jay Powell,” she concludes green. “He builds a parallel system. It is extremely coherently.”

As an election cycle 2024 appears, these strategies can offer an examination so that Trump could reshape our monetary policy, without changing the Fed Management.