The U.S. national debt recently exceeded $37 trillion, a record number that reflects the increasing economic challenges facing the United States. This rapid increase in debt is attributed to massive government spending, especially in areas such as defense, healthcare, and interest payments, which now consume about 25% of federal revenues.

Under these circumstances, some analysts have begun to suggest unconventional solutions, such as the use of stablecoins to boost demand for U.S. Treasury bonds, which could reduce borrowing costs. Others see Bitcoin as a means to hedge against the erosion of the dollar's value.

In short, the American debt crisis is no longer just a matter of numbers; it has become an issue that affects global financial stability and prompts a reevaluation of the future of the monetary system.