The Beautiful Bill has passed Congress.
And with it, a budget that institutionalizes structural deficits: $7 trillion in annual spending against just $5 trillion in revenue. The outcome? More debt, higher interest burdens – and less room for everything else.
According to current projections, U.S. government debt will rise from around 100% of GDP today to over 130%, or $425,000 per American household. Debt service costs will balloon to $18 trillion over the next decade, even with artificially low interest rates.
This isn’t just a macroeconomic concern – it’s systemic.
If U.S. Treasuries, the bedrock of global capital markets, are being quietly devalued through fiscal excess and monetary distortion, then every asset class built on that foundation becomes more fragile.
In that world, the most rational move is to shift capital into assets that can’t be inflated, confiscated, or debased- > Bitcoin isn’t a protest – it’s a hedge.
A quiet vote for scarcity, transparency, and independence – when fiscal reality no longer provides any of the three.