I think I’ve figured out why Musk keeps talking about a U.S. bankruptcy…
They have to pay—and pay a lot!
In 2025 alone, a staggering $7 trillion needs to be repaid! 7 TRILLION DOLLARS! (image on chart)
Right now, the U.S. is trying to pull in money from all over the world, which is probably the real reason behind the tariffs.
To avoid bankruptcy, they have a few options:
1. Print more money
2. Cut spending
3. Take on new debt at higher interest rates
4. Declare bankruptcy—admit they can’t pay their debts
That’s why Musk keeps mentioning point 4. That’s why spending cuts are happening so fast. That’s why tariffs are being imposed. That’s why Trump is pushing for lower interest rates. That’s why they launched the Green Card sale. They are trying to save the U.S. from bankruptcy—and the world from a financial crisis.
Obviously, they can’t just slash spending too much. In his interview with Joe Rogan, Musk said it’s not that simple because a lot of high-level corruption is hidden in the system. He even admitted, “I won’t talk about it—if I do, they’ll kill me. It’s too much, and people wouldn’t be able to handle the truth.”
The only real solution might be Bitcoin, which can create virtual money without printing physical dollars—a profitable paradox.
To activate a real bull run that will save high-risk assets like altcoins, the U.S. must start increasing global liquidity. This is the rule—and they will do it. Even rumors about the U.S. handing out money to taxpayers (some sources mention $5K per taxpayer) are aimed at increasing market liquidity.
The end of a bull run always coincides with the highest levels of global liquidity. Currently, many large funds are overleveraged and looking to take some profits to avoid problems. This is always the moment when “large capital” waits for global liquidity to peak before strategically cashing out of positions.
Even with ETFs on altcoins, large funds will gain significant profits through annual fees. They will list any shitcoin just to collect these fees from investors. Moreover, they will control liquidity through ETFs, just as they did with the stock markets. This is an indirect way of “driving the markets like a car.”
They have to pay—and pay a lot!
In 2025 alone, a staggering $7 trillion needs to be repaid! 7 TRILLION DOLLARS! (image on chart)
Right now, the U.S. is trying to pull in money from all over the world, which is probably the real reason behind the tariffs.
To avoid bankruptcy, they have a few options:
1. Print more money
2. Cut spending
3. Take on new debt at higher interest rates
4. Declare bankruptcy—admit they can’t pay their debts
That’s why Musk keeps mentioning point 4. That’s why spending cuts are happening so fast. That’s why tariffs are being imposed. That’s why Trump is pushing for lower interest rates. That’s why they launched the Green Card sale. They are trying to save the U.S. from bankruptcy—and the world from a financial crisis.
Obviously, they can’t just slash spending too much. In his interview with Joe Rogan, Musk said it’s not that simple because a lot of high-level corruption is hidden in the system. He even admitted, “I won’t talk about it—if I do, they’ll kill me. It’s too much, and people wouldn’t be able to handle the truth.”
The only real solution might be Bitcoin, which can create virtual money without printing physical dollars—a profitable paradox.
To activate a real bull run that will save high-risk assets like altcoins, the U.S. must start increasing global liquidity. This is the rule—and they will do it. Even rumors about the U.S. handing out money to taxpayers (some sources mention $5K per taxpayer) are aimed at increasing market liquidity.
The end of a bull run always coincides with the highest levels of global liquidity. Currently, many large funds are overleveraged and looking to take some profits to avoid problems. This is always the moment when “large capital” waits for global liquidity to peak before strategically cashing out of positions.
Even with ETFs on altcoins, large funds will gain significant profits through annual fees. They will list any shitcoin just to collect these fees from investors. Moreover, they will control liquidity through ETFs, just as they did with the stock markets. This is an indirect way of “driving the markets like a car.”
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