US national debt has surpassed $30 trillion—did you guys notice this?

Latest data shows that the total scale of US national debt has crossed the $30 trillion mark for the first time. What’s even more alarming is that the annual interest payments alone exceed $1.2 trillion; even if all tariff revenue were used to cover it, the gap couldn’t be closed. Some analysts have used a metaphor—it’s “like falling into quicksand.”

What does this mean for the crypto market?

To put it simply, an out-of-control national debt is essentially a credit issue. When a country’s debt snowballs out of control, its currency's purchasing power will inevitably be eroded sooner or later. What about Bitcoin? With its hard cap of 21 million coins and not being controlled by any single government, it’s naturally a tool for hedging sovereign debt risk. This isn’t a new theory, but now this $30 trillion figure has pushed the “digital gold” narrative to the forefront.

Of course, macro trends won’t show up on the candlestick chart immediately. Debt crises evolve slowly—it could take years to fully play out. But precisely because of this, now is the window for positioning.

A few concrete thoughts:
First, don’t just focus on daily price swings—broaden your perspective to the debt cycle timeline;
Second, core assets still need to be accumulated regularly: buy in the bear market, hold in the bull. That logic hasn’t changed;
Third, time is your best friend. Real value realization never happens overnight.

When the foundation of the traditional financial system starts to shake, holding some anti-inflation assets always gives you a bit more margin of safety. What do you think?