A US Treasury issued fungible cryptocurrency – the Interest Rate Reduction Token – not only reduces the outstanding student debt, but also makes a profit for the US Government

Sharvesh Ramakrishnan; Tanush Gandikota; Rohan Raman; Shireesh Apte

doi:10.64336/001c.123734

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Vol. 8, Issue 3, 2024

September 17, 2024 CDT

A US Treasury issued fungible cryptocurrency – the Interest Rate Reduction Token – not only reduces the outstanding student debt, but also makes a profit for the US Government

Sharvesh Ramakrishnan, Tanush Gandikota, Rohan Raman, Shireesh Apte, Ph.D,

CryptocurrencyFederal student loansInterest rate reductionFederal reserveFungible cryptocurrency529 planPrepaid tuition planStudent loan repaymentUS Government debt

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Journal of High School Science

Ramakrishnan, Sharvesh, Tanush Gandikota, Rohan Raman, and Shireesh Apte. 2024. “A US Treasury Issued Fungible Cryptocurrency – the Interest Rate Reduction Token – Not Only Reduces the Outstanding Student Debt, but Also Makes a Profit for the US Government.” Journal of High School Science 8 (3): 470–79. https://doi.org/10.64336/001c.123734.