A recent statement suggested the possibility of addressing the nation's $35 trillion national debt through strategic cryptocurrency holdings, specifically Bitcoin. The comment has sparked considerable optimism within the digital asset community, with market participants interpreting it as a potential shift toward mainstream acceptance of crypto at the policy level. Such developments continue to fuel discussions about Bitcoin's role in institutional and governmental financial strategies.
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DefiPlaybook
· 12h ago
According to data, the $35 trillion debt scale is only about 3.5 trillion in Bitcoin market value, accounting for less than 10%—this policy's imagined potential is a bit unrealistic.
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FalseProfitProphet
· 12h ago
Wow, the government is going to use Bitcoin to pay off debt? That logic is really clever.
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BearEatsAll
· 12h ago
Wow, the government is going to play with Bitcoin too? Looks like it's really time to cash out.
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OldLeekConfession
· 13h ago
Listen, the government paying off debt with Bitcoin? If this really happens, that would be awesome.
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GraphGuru
· 13h ago
Wait, can 35 trillion in debt be settled with Bitcoin? Is this guy serious or just blowing smoke?
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MidnightGenesis
· 13h ago
On-chain data hasn't been updated yet, so don't rush to celebrate... As for the 35 trillion figure, based on the code logic, the probability of it actually materializing is questionable.
A recent statement suggested the possibility of addressing the nation's $35 trillion national debt through strategic cryptocurrency holdings, specifically Bitcoin. The comment has sparked considerable optimism within the digital asset community, with market participants interpreting it as a potential shift toward mainstream acceptance of crypto at the policy level. Such developments continue to fuel discussions about Bitcoin's role in institutional and governmental financial strategies.