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🎙️Subscribe to Memes and Markets: / @memesandmarketspod All Sponsorship & Business Enquiries: keithdenterprise@gmail.com Ray Dalio has warned that we may be approaching something far worse than a normal recession — a breakdown of the global monetary order itself. In this video, I break down Ray Dalio’s framework from The Changing World Order and explain how the United States may be moving through the later stages of empire decline. We’ll walk through Dalio’s four phases of the rise and fall of power, along with the five big forces that push nations from one phase to the next — including debt, internal disorder, geopolitical conflict, acts of nature, and technological change. Today, we see record levels of debt, rising political polarization, global de-dollarization, escalating geopolitical tensions, and the rapid rise of artificial intelligence. History shows that when these forces align, the consequences are often far more disruptive than a standard economic downturn. So what does this mean for the U.S. dollar, U.S. Treasuries, inflation, and your money? We explore whether the United States can strengthen the existing system by improving productivity and managing inflation — or whether a shift toward an entirely new monetary system becomes unavoidable. That includes discussions around gold, commodities, digital currencies, Bitcoin, and the speculation surrounding a future monetary reset. This isn’t financial advice — it’s a historical and macroeconomic discussion about where we may be headed next, and how similar transitions have unfolded in the past. If history really is repeating itself, understanding these cycles may be more important now than ever.