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The last Bitcoin is projected to be mined around 2140, based on Bitcoin’s halving mechanism, which reduces mining rewards by 50% approximately every four years (every 210,000 blocks). Currently, the block reward is 3.125 BTC, with about 1.11 million Bitcoins left to mine from a total supply cap of 21 million. The halving schedule ensures a gradual reduction in new Bitcoin issuance, stretching the process over a century. By 2035, 99% of Bitcoins will be mined, but the final fraction will take decades due to diminishing rewards. After 2140, miners will rely solely on transaction fees for income, as no new Bitcoins will be created. This scarcity reinforces Bitcoin’s value as a deflationary asset, though network security will depend on sufficient transaction fee revenue and mining technology advancements. $BTC

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The U.S. national debt exceeds $36.2 trillion as of May 2025, equating to roughly $106,000 per person or 122% of GDP, the highest since World War II. It comprises debt held by the public ($28.95 trillion) and intragovernmental holdings ($7.26 trillion), primarily from federal trust funds like Social Security. The debt grows due to annual deficits, where government spending exceeds revenue, driven by aging populations, rising healthcare costs, and higher interest rates. Interest payments, now at $881 billion annually, consume a significant portion of federal spending. The debt-to-GDP ratio, a key measure of economic burden, hit 133% during the 2020 pandemic. While manageable short-term, unchecked growth risks economic instability, higher taxes, or reduced public services. Proposed solutions include raising revenues, cutting spending, or reforming entitlement programs, but political gridlock persists. #USNationalDebt

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