Rob Cunningham: The New Global Monetary System

Rob Cunningham | KUWL.show
@KuwlShow

I would size the mature “all-in” global dollar liquidity layer at roughly $250–$500 trillion, with about $350 trillion as a defensible central scenario – and a plausible extreme-state requirement approaching $750 trillion+ if tokenization, collateral mobility, machine commerce and reserve demand expand as aggressively my thesis assumes.

On August 24, the White House formally announced Operation Economic Outcast, explicitly framing Iran’s choice as either “complete global isolation” or a path to rejoin the global economy.

Treasury’s preceding Economic Fury actions likewise threatened secondary sanctions against financial institutions supporting Tehran’s networks and specifically targeted shadow banking, shipping, procurement and foreign financial conduits.

Why $350 trillion becomes surprisingly reasonable?

The mistake would be to ask, “How many dollars are needed to equal the value of everything being transacted?”

A modern atomic-settlement system does not need $3 quadrillion of liquidity to move $3 quadrillion. The same liquid dollar, stablecoin, bridge asset or collateral unit can turn over repeatedly.

But it needs substantially more than today’s stablecoin capitalization because the liquidity pool would simultaneously perform several different jobs.

Rounded for redundancy and systemic resilience:

≈ $250–$500 trillion

This scale makes more sense when compared with the world actually being financed. McKinsey’s newest global-balance-sheet analysis estimates nearly $1.8 quadrillion of global assets in 2025, and that estimate covers major economies representing only about 70% of world GDP.

“Net-Net” the old world debt slavery control cartel has been officially targeted, isolated and given one choice.

Live in the new U.S. Treasury Dollar World, or Die Alone.

Source(s):
• https://x.com/KuwlShow/status/2091985955116785946

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