cando1t (cando1t)

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Ginger Swan Part 1. What if the joke about the president of the world's largest economy actually wanting to pay off the national debt with cryptocurrency? To do this, the market would have to be inflated at least 10-fold and sold to private investors at lower prices. This is assuming, and given that the government owns approximately 1.63% of the total supply, that covers 0.001 of the debt at today's prices. Will we see a 1000x increase in Bitcoin during the 47th president's term?

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Ginger Swan Part 2. Let's do the math. According to official online sources, the national debt is 37 trillion as of October 2025. At the same time, the US holds approximately 325,000 BTC, which at today's price is worth approximately 37 billion, which in turn gives us the required 1,000x to cover the national debt and a completely unrealistic capitalization of the entire crypto market. And since we have a limited supply, 20% of this supply is lost forever, and we also have a limited timeframe for implementing the idea, this gives us an idea of ​​the timeframe, quantity, and price of assets. Is it realistic to increase the number of assets by 10-20x over the next three years and inflate the price by at least 10x the current value? Or will we see a 90-95% decline from the current value?

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