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Why do governments need stablecoins?

America's debt passed $40 trillion in August 2026, about 125% of its economy, adding over $2 trillion a year. EU governments owed another $17.6 trillion in March 2026. Money goes digital either way: 130-plus countries work on state digital money, CBDCs. Europe builds the digital euro, the cage I called on my EU Digital Cage card. America chose the opposite: private digital dollars.

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