#USNationalDebt

With the U.S. national debt now $37 trillion, worries about the nation's long-term economic prospects and fiscal stability are intensifying. The debt is still growing quickly due to decades of budget deficits, growing interest costs, and excessive spending. It is now more difficult to finance vital sectors like infrastructure and healthcare because servicing the debt takes up a large amount of the federal budget. The burden grows as long as interest rates stay high, which could drive away private investment and reduce the dollar's clout internationally. The United States may experience debt-driven inflation, higher taxes, or slower growth if structural reforms are not implemented, according to economists. Arguments for decentralised alternatives like Bitcoin as a safeguard against fiat instability are also strengthened by the mounting debt.