"Recognize when a policy fix is structurally too small The US government's plan to use stablecoin growth to offset foreign selling of US treasuries illustrates a common policy trap: a real solution that is far too small for the problem it addresses. Even if the stablecoin market grows to $2 trillion — becoming the world's largest single holder of US treasuries — that would still represent only a fraction of the $35 trillion national debt, since foreign investors only account for about 24% of all holders. The speaker concludes that "the government's crypto plan is a good one, but it's only going to have a positive effect on interest rates if it is accompanied by a sound government budget." Before relying on any single fix — whether in business, finance, or personal debt — calculate whether its maximum possible impact is proportionate to the actual size of the problem. Source: Bravos Research, Bravos Research Video, The US Government's Crypto Reset Plan Explained"