Jargoeauxgne

virtually nobody understands the current monetary system when the fed creates money, debt is attached when debt is the asset, unpayable debts & defaults are therefore deflationary this prompts "money printing", but with new debt attached its usury yes, but hyperinflation no

Zimbabwe had hyperinflation because there arent a bunch of outstanding debts in ZimDollars that people need ZimDollars to pay, it was just token money where the first to get something real with it wins

its hard to wrap your mind around virtually none of the money supply is cash its mostly loan money, which becomes a phantom if asset prices fall or defaults take place the dollar is UP against other currencies during the panic even though the fed is creating more

with every new dollar they create, there is a corresponding liability thus there is never truly an over-supply its double-entry bookkeeping, going back to Venice or earlier (possibly Babylon) London mastered it, New York was their protege