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From my perspective, the rising U.S. national debt has a significant impact on Bitcoin and how people perceive its value. As the debt climbs past $34 trillion, trust in traditional financial systems—especially fiat currencies like the U.S. dollar—starts to erode. This creates a compelling case for decentralized alternatives like Bitcoin. I see more investors turning to Bitcoin not just as a speculative asset, but as a hedge against government overspending and potential currency debasement. When debt levels are this high, the government often resorts to money printing to service obligations, which can lead to inflation. Bitcoin, with its fixed supply of 21 million, becomes attractive in contrast to the endless printing of dollars. Personally, I view Bitcoin as a form of financial independence—a way to protect wealth from the consequences of poor fiscal policy. The debt crisis is only strengthening that narrative.
