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US public debt to rise by 5.2 Billion every day in the coming decade…

% of debt to GDP in excess of 100% and not sure how it comes back down at these rates.

Chart from ZH and BoA.

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point-alpha · 169w
The revolving refinancing of maturing US public debt will accelerate the longer rates are as high.
leeyak⚡️ · 169w
All those ventilators ordered during covid were for the economy... fact.
Bodhi☯️ · 169w
This looks like indentured servitude.
Hurley ₿ · 169w
Narrator: "It doesn't"
Manifesto · 169w
And yet market is in bull, credit cards all time high and FED rising only 0.25 per time after inflation is the highest in 40 years. They’ve lost control or they can always break the system
lunaticoin · 169w
#[0]
Chris · 169w
Default
exit · 169w
Is that why Agenda 2030 is the contingency plan, because they know by then there will be a meltdown?
nostrich · 169w
I’ve seen this chart used to justify wealth taxes. The thinking is that excess printed money inflated asset values and the government needs to tax those assets to reclaim the money and reduce the debt.
Dan · 169w
Seems sustainable
sandorigi · 169w
If an egg costs a billion dollars then the debt is only rising by 6 eggs a day. Problem solved.
Mike Still · 169w
Your animated profile pic might be the dopest thing I’ve ever seen 🤙🏼
Brad Myers · 169w
I’ve been trying to rack my brain for an article on how BTC could save social security or other social programs. While a 5% allocation from the SS balance to Bitcoin, it has NOTHING on the future and unfounded liabilities. It’s totally toast. https://nostr.build/i/nostr.build_5baa59a14b550fb9da6...
brady · 169w
Yea. Another way to look at it - prospective PV calcs. Look awful, and there are likely *generous* assumptions that the treasury is using. https://www.fiscal.treasury.gov/reports-statements/financial-report/statements-of-long-term-fiscal-projections.html
Guy Swann · 169w
https://giphy.com/clips/justin-fire-swing-this-is-fine-vSau0ZtCVmo8pGPasO
BTC Freedom · 169w
How could someone see this and think that we could be ok without Bitcoin in the future? 🧐
average_bitcoiner · 169w
Wtfhappenedin1971.com
andy · 169w
The more concerning thing is the US debt is ~10X bigger if you include unfunded liabilities (IOUs), such as social security, medicare, and inter-govt bonds (h/t Bridgewater) https://nostr.build/i/nostr.build_c8fca038c80ca7985f6408757bb4307dfae379b075c4ad5ae31b1a87e7aa7c93.jpeg #[0]
cwilbzz · 169w
Everything’s fine 🤙
thinkgreen147ce3cb68e · 169w
https://nostr.build/i/nostr.build_a7a5bd2da609b9c47158d2d0f87d76c0dbe03e72e5dadca7087daf0722e76dd4.gif
The Prestige Group Network · 169w
I read this post by Zero hedge, man that's concerning. https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/von-greyerz-will-nuclear-war-debt-collapse-or-energy-depletion-finish-world
remyers · 169w
It's not just the absolute nominal debt and percent of GDP, but I think #[2] pointed out that the area under the curve matters. The last spike was relatively brief during WWII, this one has been building since the Nixon shock in the 70s.
Current Thing Maximalist · 169w
It will come down. In due time, it will come down.
freecritter · 169w
😳😳😳 Why we need this 🟠🟣.
MickBurke · 169w
So I guess MATH is a 'conspiracy theorist' now... Right?
Petr · 169w
TBIA 😂