debt crisis

Donald Trump floated using crypto to pay off the US' $35 trillion debt, part of his embrace of Bitcoin amid the 2024 race. Kamala Harris also pledged to boost "digital assets" signaling crypto's growing bipartisan appeal.

While inflation runs hot and rising interest rates don’t seem to help, health care and medical debt may be the thing that takes the country by surprise.

Greg Foss and Dylan LeClair discuss how bitcoin solves the global credit unwind and the way this cycle differs from the 2008 subprime mortgage crisis.

When the United States has a significant amount of debt, high interest rates and a budget deficit, there can be no hope of ever paying it off.

With the current macroeconomic crisis unfolding and many European countries at risk of debt defaults, bitcoin enters the ring as a neutral reserve asset.

The U.S. dollar has risen to 20-year highs while the Japanese yen and the euro are acting like emerging market currencies. Are these crisis warning signs?

Many cryptocurrency lending schemes are eerily similar to banks’ abilities to loan out money and create debt through fractional reserve banking.

To mitigate austerity and resolve debt, Puerto Rico should follow in El Salvador’s footsteps and make bitcoin legal tender.

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