#USNationalDebt

The United States has reached a new record: $37 trillion in national debt. A quarter of all federal tax revenue is being used exclusively to pay interest — without reducing the principal. This scenario not only exposes the fragility of the U.S. fiscal sustainability but also raises red flags about long-term confidence in the U.S. dollar.

🔎 What does this mean for the cryptocurrency market?

➡️ 1. Flight to real assets

In an environment of extreme debt and increased money issuance, institutional investors tend to seek alternatives with programmed scarcity and predictable monetary policy. Bitcoin (BTC) stands out as a non-inflationary asset with a limited supply, reinforcing its role as a “digital store of value.”

➡️ 2. Expansion of stablecoins

As confidence in the traditional financial system diminishes, stablecoins (like USDC and USDT) continue to grow as alternative liquidity tools — especially in countries facing rampant inflation or unstable national currencies.

➡️ 3. Risk to traditional markets

The burden of U.S. debt may lead to dollar devaluation and rising bond yields. This pressures stock markets and increases demand for uncorrelated assets such as cryptocurrencies, gold, and tokenized securities.

📊 How am I positioning my portfolio?

I am strengthening exposure to assets with solid fundamentals, long-term growth potential, and inflation protection — while maintaining a strategic balance between liquidity, security, and growth.

💬 And you — are you preparing for a new economic era or still trusting the old paradigm?

🦢 — Swan2Soul