The U.S. has $9.2T…

The U.S. has $9.2T in debt coming due.
Refinancing at 4.25% breaks the budget.
Trump tried and failed to scare markets into forcing Powell to lower rates.

So what happens next?

The answer might already exist and is being proposed in Trump's inner circle.
It’s called BitBonds — it would reset the board and harken the famous "bitcoin god candle."

Proposed by Andrew Hohns (Bitcoin Policy Institute), BitBonds would allow the U.S. to refinance debt at lower rates—without relying on the Fed.

But that’s not the real story.

The real story is what BitBonds do to Bitcoin. And to the dollar.
In the proposal, the Treasury would collateralize 10% of each BitBond in bitcoin.

They would promise to redeem half of the BTC's value to the holder at maturity and the other half to purchase Bitcoin for the SBR + 1% annual interest.

This would attract new demand for debt at a lower interest rate, lowering the yield. However, it also effectively sets an implicit exchange rate between BTC and USD.

The result? A new monetary base.

The moment markets realize this, they would front-run the signal.
A fixed-supply asset + government printing capped at 10% = Bitcoin repriced to $10 million.

BitBonds could be the mechanism that transitions the US and the world to a Bitcoin reserve system.

I break down the math and game theory that points to a clear $10 million target in my latest read: BitBonds: A Catalyst to the god candle

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