#USNationalDebt The national debt of the United States has surpassed 37 trillion dollars in 2025, marking a new record that raises concerns in both traditional markets and the crypto ecosystem. This level of indebtedness represents more than 120% of GDP, and the annual cost of interest is already nearing one trillion dollars, even exceeding the budget of the Department of Defense.

In this context, Bitcoin and stablecoins have gained prominence as possible alternatives against the depreciation of the dollar and increasing tax pressure. While some analysts see Bitcoin as a "lifeline" amid monetary expansion, others highlight the emerging role of stablecoins backed by Treasury bonds, which could help reduce the government's financing costs.

The approval of laws like the GENIUS Act reinforces this narrative by establishing a regulatory framework that encourages the use of digital assets in the U.S. economy. In an environment of rising debt and high interest rates, the market watches closely how cryptocurrencies could influence long-term fiscal sustainability.