The Weimar & Hungary Pattern: Is the US Next?.In 1946, Hungary experienced the worst hyperinflation in recorded history. Prices doubled every fifteen hours. In 1923, Germany’s middle class was erased in less than eighteen months.
These were not accidents.
They followed a structural pattern:
• Persistent deficit monetization
• Rising monetary velocity
• Sudden confidence collapse
Today, the United States carries record debt levels. The Federal Reserve’s balance sheet has expanded dramatically since 2008. Interest on the national debt now rivals major federal spending categories.
Is this the same pattern?
This video breaks down:
What hyperinflation actually is (and what it is not)
The three mechanisms that destroy currencies
The difference between inflation and systemic collapse
Whether reserve currency status guarantees safety
Where the United States currently sits on the historical curve
History does not repeat mechanically.
But structural incentives repeat precisely.
Watch until the end to understand why confidence — not printing — is the final trigger.
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