The United States is in deep debt, what to do? Some believe that relying on the soaring prices of gold and Bitcoin can help alleviate the situation. The United States has accumulated a significant amount of gold and Bitcoin, considered national treasures. The plan is to drive up the prices of these two assets, let the dollar lose some value, prevent the stock market from rising too sharply, spend less, and collect more tariffs.

This is Trump's strategy to "Make America Great Again." Wall Street tycoons say that now the dollar is weak, bond market yields are high, and China's economy is recovering, leading to gold and Bitcoin becoming highly sought after. The U.S. has also introduced a new policy to regulate stablecoins (a type of cryptocurrency pegged to the dollar), forcing companies to buy dollars or U.S. treasuries, effectively giving the dollar a "BUFF."

Trump's family has also created a new stablecoin, supported by Binance, indicating that the U.S. currently has strong control over cryptocurrencies. Therefore, Wall Street is frantically buying Bitcoin, and Trump is busy holding cryptocurrency meetings and dining lavishly. Experts speculate that Bitcoin may outperform gold in the second half of next year, potentially reaching $250,000 by the end of the year and $1 million by 2028! In the short term, there may be some fluctuations due to tariffs, but everyone is particularly optimistic about the long term.