Every Currency Collapse Follows 5 Stages – America Is at Stage 4 Right Now

Every currency collapse in history has followed the same 5 stages. Every single one.

• Rome
• Weimar Germany
• Argentina (6 times)
• Zimbabwe
• Venezuela

The pattern is identical. The sequence never changes. America is currently at Stage 4. THE 5 STAGES OF CURRENCY COLLAPSE: STAGE 1 – DEBT ACCUMULATION

• Crisis creates massive spending beyond revenue
• Government borrows what it cannot repay
• Rome: Military overextension
• Weimar: WWI + Reparations
• America: $37 trillion debt, 132% debt-to-GDP  COMPLETE

STAGE 2 – MONETIZATION

• Central bank becomes buyer of government debt
• Money creation to fund deficits
• Rome: Denarius debasement (95% → 5% silver)
• Weimar: 1,183 printing presses running 24/7
• America: Fed printed $4.8 trillion in 2 years, balance sheet hit $9T  COMPLETE

STAGE 3 – INFLATION EMERGES

• New money causes prices to rise
• Government denies or minimizes
• Rome: Diocletian’s price controls
• Weimar: “Shortage of currency” excuse
• America: “Transitory” inflation, CPI manipulation  UNDERWAY

STAGE 4 – LOSS OF CONFIDENCE

• Smart money exits currency
• Flight to real assets begins
• Rome: Hoarding old coins, demanding gold
• Weimar: Flucht in die Sachwerte
• America: Central banks dumping dollars, gold at $2,700, Bitcoin at $100K  CURRENT STAGE

STAGE 5 – COLLAPSE

• Currency ceases to function
• Prices change hourly
• Economy reverts to barter or foreign currency
• Weimar: 4.2 trillion marks = $1
• Zimbabwe: 79 billion percent monthly inflation
• America: 2027-2030?  COMING

THE EVIDENCE WE’RE AT STAGE 4: Central Banks Dumping Dollars:

• Dollar share of reserves: 71% (2000) → 58% (2025)
• China’s Treasuries: $1.3T (2013) → $731B (2025)
• Central banks bought 3,000 tons of gold (2022-2024)

Smart Money Exiting:

• Bill Gates: 275,000 acres farmland
• Gold: $1,500 → $2,700 (80% increase)
• Bitcoin: $5,000 → $100,000
• Billionaires fleeing to real assets

BRICS Building Alternatives:

• Gold-backed currency discussions
• Payment systems bypassing dollar
• De-dollarization accelerating

Debt Metrics Flashing Red:

• Interest payments: $1.2 trillion/year
• 14% of federal spending
• $1.8 trillion by 2027 if rates stay elevated

HOW LONG UNTIL STAGE 5? Historical timelines (Stage 4 → Stage 5):

• Weimar: 9 months
• Zimbabwe: 18 months
• Venezuela: 3 years
• Rome: Decades (no alternative currency)

America’s likely timeline: 2027-2030 (2-5 years)

The concept of a currency collapse, particularly in the context of biblical prophecy, is often linked to the idea of economic turmoil preceding the return of Jesus Christ. Some interpretations suggest that a global economic system, potentially under the control of the Antichrist, will emerge, requiring individuals to take a “mark of the beast” to participate in commerce, effectively forcing a choice between economic participation and faith. This system is described as one where “no one may buy or sell” without its permission  , and it is believed that such a system will be established after a period of severe economic instability and collapse.

The Bible warns against the moral implications of inflation and monetary debasement, which are seen as forms of theft and fraud. The practice of inflating currency by increasing the money supply is considered a violation of God’s commandments regarding honest weights and measures. This is likened to the ancient practice of mixing inferior metals with silver or gold, which was condemned in Scripture. The prophets Amos and Micah specifically criticized the use of short measures and deceitful weights to exploit the poor, equating such actions with wickedness. The Bible also warns that the love of money is a root of all kinds of evil, leading people to wander from the faith and experience great sorrow.

In the context of modern economic challenges, some believe that the current financial system, particularly the U.S. dollar, is unsustainable due to massive national debt and the practice of quantitative easing. The national debt has grown to over $34 trillion, with the burden per citizen exceeding $100,000, and the federal government continues to accumulate debt at a rapid pace. Critics argue that this debt is effectively a form of theft against future generations, as they will be responsible for repaying debts they did not incur. The potential collapse of the dollar could trigger a global economic crisis, leading to hyperinflation and a loss of purchasing power.

In response to such a crisis, the Bible teaches that true security and contentment come not from wealth, but from trusting in God. The command to “keep your lives free from the love of money and be content with what you have” is a central theme. The Bible also emphasizes that life does not consist in an abundance of possessions, and that those who seek wealth may fall into temptation and harm. Instead, individuals are encouraged to honor the Lord with their substance and to trust in His provision. The ultimate hope, according to biblical prophecy, is not in human economic systems, but in the establishment of God’s Kingdom on earth, which will bring lasting peace, prosperity, and economic stability.

Isaiah 30:13-14

13 this sin will become for you like a high wall, cracked and bulging, that collapses suddenly, in an instant.

14 It will break in pieces like pottery, shattered so mercilessly that among its pieces not a fragment will be found for taking coals from a hearth or scooping water out of a cistern.”

The suddenness of the collapse emphasizes that God’s patience has limits, and judgment can arrive unexpectedly, much like a wall that has been slowly swelling out, finally giving way in a moment.