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"Is the U.S. Really Buying Bitcoin with $2 Trillion? 🚀 Crypto Market Shock!"
🔥 Bitcoin is back in the spotlight! If the #USA truly issues #2Trillion #BitBonds to buy #BTC , this could trigger the biggest #BullRun in #CryptoMarket history!
💰 Will this push #BitcoinPrice beyond $100K?
📉 Or is it just another rumor?
What do you think? #Comment and #Share your views! 📢
🔥 Bitcoin is back in the spotlight! If the #USA truly issues #2Trillion #BitBonds to buy #BTC , this could trigger the biggest #BullRun in #CryptoMarket history!
💰 Will this push #BitcoinPrice beyond $100K?
📉 Or is it just another rumor?
What do you think? #Comment and #Share your views! 📢
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When Bitcoin Becomes Part of U.S. Government Bonds – A Historic Turning Point for Finance
A new proposal from VanEck, one of the largest asset management firms in the United States, is creating a strong wave of discussion in both traditional finance and the cryptocurrency community: BitBonds – a hybrid financial product consisting of 90% U.S. government bonds and 10% Bitcoin.
Not just a creative idea, BitBonds could become a major turning point, bringing Bitcoin – the symbol of decentralized assets – into the center of the global financial system.
Not just a creative idea, BitBonds could become a major turning point, bringing Bitcoin – the symbol of decentralized assets – into the center of the global financial system.
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🟢 VanEck proposes the US to issue BitBonds — $110 billion for buying bitcoin and refinancing debt
Investment giant VanEck has made an unconventional move to the States:
📢 Issue BitBonds — digital bonds worth $110 billion
🔁 Goal: to use them for purchasing bitcoin and refinancing $14 trillion of national debt
💬 According to VanEck:
— The US can attract global investors interested in BTC and Web3
— This step will strengthen the dollar in the digital economy
— And ensure long-term access to "new gold" — bitcoin
📌 BitBonds are not just a wrapper. They are tokenized debt secured by assets and recorded on the blockchain.
And if the US jumps on this bandwagon — the model could spread worldwide.
⚡ Impact on the crypto market — super bullish: BTC receives government-level status, and Web3 gains a financial bridge to the traditional economy.
Subscribe — we will tell you how blockchain bonds can change everything 🟢
#bitcoin #crypto #BitBonds #VanEck #USA $BTC $ETH $USDT
Investment giant VanEck has made an unconventional move to the States:
📢 Issue BitBonds — digital bonds worth $110 billion
🔁 Goal: to use them for purchasing bitcoin and refinancing $14 trillion of national debt
💬 According to VanEck:
— The US can attract global investors interested in BTC and Web3
— This step will strengthen the dollar in the digital economy
— And ensure long-term access to "new gold" — bitcoin
📌 BitBonds are not just a wrapper. They are tokenized debt secured by assets and recorded on the blockchain.
And if the US jumps on this bandwagon — the model could spread worldwide.
⚡ Impact on the crypto market — super bullish: BTC receives government-level status, and Web3 gains a financial bridge to the traditional economy.
Subscribe — we will tell you how blockchain bonds can change everything 🟢
#bitcoin #crypto #BitBonds #VanEck #USA $BTC $ETH $USDT
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VanEck Proposes “BitBonds” to Help Refinance $14 Trillion U.S. Debt!
A bold hybrid: 90% Treasuries + 10% Bitcoin
Total proposed value: $110 Billion
What’s the play?
Investors get Treasury security + Bitcoin upside
If BTC rips, profits are shared between investors & U.S. Treasury
If BTC dips, investors eat the loss
VanEck says: this could save the government $13B or more, and align investor interest with long-term fiscal goals.
Is this the start of Bitcoin-backed national debt?
#Bitcoin #BitBonds #VanEck #USDebt #BTC
@Nohawn $BTC
VanEck Proposes “BitBonds” to Help Refinance $14 Trillion U.S. Debt!
A bold hybrid: 90% Treasuries + 10% Bitcoin
Total proposed value: $110 Billion
What’s the play?
Investors get Treasury security + Bitcoin upside
If BTC rips, profits are shared between investors & U.S. Treasury
If BTC dips, investors eat the loss
VanEck says: this could save the government $13B or more, and align investor interest with long-term fiscal goals.
Is this the start of Bitcoin-backed national debt?
#Bitcoin #BitBonds #VanEck #USDebt #BTC
@Nohawn $BTC
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🔥VanEck proposes BitBonds: US government bonds combined with Bitcoin
VanEck introduces BitBonds, a financial product consisting of 90% US bonds and 10% Bitcoin, aimed at helping the government refinance its $14 trillion debt.
Investors receive all profits from Bitcoin until it reaches 4.5% per year; any excess will be split with the government.
This model not only fights inflation but also attracts investors due to the profit potential from crypto.
#Vaneck #bitcoin #BitBonds
VanEck introduces BitBonds, a financial product consisting of 90% US bonds and 10% Bitcoin, aimed at helping the government refinance its $14 trillion debt.
Investors receive all profits from Bitcoin until it reaches 4.5% per year; any excess will be split with the government.
This model not only fights inflation but also attracts investors due to the profit potential from crypto.
#Vaneck #bitcoin #BitBonds
🚨 Luke Gromen on BitBonds:
“It assumes a perfect world — but misses the real-world politics.”
Why hold a bond backed by #Bitcoin … when you can just hold Bitcoin?
#MacroFinance #BitBonds $BTC
“It assumes a perfect world — but misses the real-world politics.”
Why hold a bond backed by #Bitcoin … when you can just hold Bitcoin?
#MacroFinance #BitBonds $BTC
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VanEck Proposes Issuing Bitcoin-Linked Bonds to Offset $14 Trillion U.S. Debt
Matthew Sigel, Head of Digital Assets Research at VanEck, has proposed the issuance of "BitBonds," a hybrid debt instrument that combines U.S. Treasury bonds with Bitcoin, aimed at addressing the government's urgent $14 trillion refinancing needs. The concept was introduced at the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Summit, designed to meet sovereign financing demands and investors' needs for inflation protection.
BitBonds are designed as 10-year securities, with 90% in traditional U.S. Treasury bonds and 10% in Bitcoin, funded by the proceeds from bond sales. At maturity, investors will receive the full value of the Treasury bond portion plus the value of the Bitcoin allocation. Additionally, investors enjoy 100% upside potential in Bitcoin until the yield reaches 4.5%, with any excess shared between the government and bondholders.
Sigel believes this proposal is a "consistent solution to misaligned incentives." The break-even for BitBonds investors depends on the fixed coupon of the bonds and the compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of Bitcoin. If Bitcoin's CAGR remains between 30% and 50%, the model returns for all coupon levels will significantly increase, with investor returns potentially reaching as high as 282%.
From the U.S. government's perspective, the core advantage of BitBonds is the reduction in borrowing costs. Even with a slight appreciation of Bitcoin or no appreciation at all, the Treasury can save on interest expenses. Sigel predicts that issuing $100 billion in BitBonds with a coupon rate of 1%, without providing additional benefits to investors from rising BTC, could save the government $13 billion over the bond's term. Furthermore, if Bitcoin's CAGR reaches 30%, the same issuance could generate over $40 billion in additional value.
However, the proposal also has drawbacks. Investors bear the significant volatility and downside risk of Bitcoin without fully participating in its upside potential. Additionally, the Treasury would need to issue more bonds to compensate for the 10% yield used to purchase Bitcoin. Despite the potential benefits, the structure needs improvement, including providing downside protection for investors to partially shield them from significant declines in BTC.
What are your thoughts on VanEck's "BitBonds" proposal? If the "BitBonds" proposal is adopted by the government, do you think investors would support it?
#VanEck #BitBonds #比特币国债
Matthew Sigel, Head of Digital Assets Research at VanEck, has proposed the issuance of "BitBonds," a hybrid debt instrument that combines U.S. Treasury bonds with Bitcoin, aimed at addressing the government's urgent $14 trillion refinancing needs. The concept was introduced at the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Summit, designed to meet sovereign financing demands and investors' needs for inflation protection.
BitBonds are designed as 10-year securities, with 90% in traditional U.S. Treasury bonds and 10% in Bitcoin, funded by the proceeds from bond sales. At maturity, investors will receive the full value of the Treasury bond portion plus the value of the Bitcoin allocation. Additionally, investors enjoy 100% upside potential in Bitcoin until the yield reaches 4.5%, with any excess shared between the government and bondholders.
Sigel believes this proposal is a "consistent solution to misaligned incentives." The break-even for BitBonds investors depends on the fixed coupon of the bonds and the compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of Bitcoin. If Bitcoin's CAGR remains between 30% and 50%, the model returns for all coupon levels will significantly increase, with investor returns potentially reaching as high as 282%.
From the U.S. government's perspective, the core advantage of BitBonds is the reduction in borrowing costs. Even with a slight appreciation of Bitcoin or no appreciation at all, the Treasury can save on interest expenses. Sigel predicts that issuing $100 billion in BitBonds with a coupon rate of 1%, without providing additional benefits to investors from rising BTC, could save the government $13 billion over the bond's term. Furthermore, if Bitcoin's CAGR reaches 30%, the same issuance could generate over $40 billion in additional value.
However, the proposal also has drawbacks. Investors bear the significant volatility and downside risk of Bitcoin without fully participating in its upside potential. Additionally, the Treasury would need to issue more bonds to compensate for the 10% yield used to purchase Bitcoin. Despite the potential benefits, the structure needs improvement, including providing downside protection for investors to partially shield them from significant declines in BTC.
What are your thoughts on VanEck's "BitBonds" proposal? If the "BitBonds" proposal is adopted by the government, do you think investors would support it?
#VanEck #BitBonds #比特币国债
🇺🇸 Bitcoin Bonds & The US Treasury: A Game-Changer? 🚀💰
With $14 TRILLION in U.S. federal debt maturing soon, innovative solutions are needed to manage the refinancing wall. Could integrating $BTC into U.S. Treasury bonds reshape fiscal policy and reduce borrowing costs? 🔥
Key Highlights:
Strategic Bitcoin Reserve: Aimed at acquiring Bitcoin through revenue-neutral strategies.
Lower Interest Rates: Potential to reduce taxpayer burdens and stimulate economic activity.
Debt Reduction: Creative integration of Bitcoin could help defeat the growing federal debt.
Savings for Families: Unlocking tax-advantaged structures for better financial tools.
Is this the future of debt management and fiscal innovation? 🤔
📊 See the full breakdown in the attached infographic!
#BitBonds #Bitcoin #CryptoNews #USDebt #WhaleMovements
With $14 TRILLION in U.S. federal debt maturing soon, innovative solutions are needed to manage the refinancing wall. Could integrating $BTC into U.S. Treasury bonds reshape fiscal policy and reduce borrowing costs? 🔥
Key Highlights:
Strategic Bitcoin Reserve: Aimed at acquiring Bitcoin through revenue-neutral strategies.
Lower Interest Rates: Potential to reduce taxpayer burdens and stimulate economic activity.
Debt Reduction: Creative integration of Bitcoin could help defeat the growing federal debt.
Savings for Families: Unlocking tax-advantaged structures for better financial tools.
Is this the future of debt management and fiscal innovation? 🤔
📊 See the full breakdown in the attached infographic!
#BitBonds #Bitcoin #CryptoNews #USDebt #WhaleMovements
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The Bitcoin Policy Research Institute proposes the issuance of a new type of government bond "Bit-Bonds" to support the Trump administration's strategic Bitcoin reserve plan.
This bond will offer a 1% annual interest rate (lower than the ordinary government bond rate of 4.5%) and will allocate 10% of the funds raised to purchase Bitcoin!
However, note that the Treasury Secretary will evaluate the feasibility of this plan within 60 days, which is uncertain news, so do not overinterpret this positive news!
This bond will offer a 1% annual interest rate (lower than the ordinary government bond rate of 4.5%) and will allocate 10% of the funds raised to purchase Bitcoin!
However, note that the Treasury Secretary will evaluate the feasibility of this plan within 60 days, which is uncertain news, so do not overinterpret this positive news!
🚨#VANECK PROPOSES “BITBONDS” TO BUY MORE BITCOIN & TACKLE U.S. DEBT
🔹$110B asset manager VanEck unveils “BitBonds” strategy
🔹Help U.S. refinance its $14T debt by accumulating Bitcoin
🔹Seen as a bold move to integrate BTC into sovereign finance
🔹Could reshape the role of crypto in U.S. monetary policy
#VanEck #BitBonds #USDebt #BTC
-BitcoinMagazine
🔹$110B asset manager VanEck unveils “BitBonds” strategy
🔹Help U.S. refinance its $14T debt by accumulating Bitcoin
🔹Seen as a bold move to integrate BTC into sovereign finance
🔹Could reshape the role of crypto in U.S. monetary policy
#VanEck #BitBonds #USDebt #BTC
-BitcoinMagazine
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New York City Mayor Eric Adams called for the repeal of the BitLicense
New York City Mayor Eric Adams called for the repeal of the BitLicense, issued by the New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) for the legal operation of crypto companies, at the Bitcoin 2025 conference in Las Vegas.
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Adams believes that the strict requirements of BitLicense, introduced in 2015 to protect users from fraud, hinder the development of the crypto industry. According to him, New York should become a 'cryptocurrency empire', attracting business rather than scaring it away with bureaucracy.
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Adams believes that the strict requirements of BitLicense, introduced in 2015 to protect users from fraud, hinder the development of the crypto industry. According to him, New York should become a 'cryptocurrency empire', attracting business rather than scaring it away with bureaucracy.
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