The next ten years will undoubtedly be a bull market for gold and Bitcoin.

I just looked at the data, and the total national debt of the United States is $36.21 trillion, of which $7.6 trillion in U.S. Treasury bonds will mature this year. The interest expenditure in 2025 is estimated to be about $952 billion, accounting for 3.2% of Gross Domestic Product. The projected federal revenue is $5.48 trillion, with interest expenditures accounting for at least 17.4% of revenue. Additionally, the U.S. increases its debt by $1 trillion every hundred days, adding more than $3 trillion each year.

Even if Musk's Doge department tries its best, it is just a drop in the bucket and cannot solve the problem. The Deep State cannot touch reforms either; high interest rates and expenditures only exacerbate the situation. The question arises: who will take over the Treasury bonds maturing this year and next?

"Allies"? China? It is highly likely that they will print money to buy them, which ultimately leads to the domino effect of the dollar's depreciation. Taking the current $36.21 trillion national debt as an example, with a U.S. population of 341 million, each person is in debt for about $106,500, roughly $270,000 per household. Can the U.S. donate gold to save the country like South Korea and tighten its belt for tough times? It’s unrealistic.

The next ten years will undoubtedly be a bull market for gold and Bitcoin. $BTC