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Bessent needs 10 year bond rates low. Market doesn’t trust they won’t devalue $USD. Just add a little Bitcoin to the 10 year+ bond issuance (not to the short duration) and voila you threaded the needle. This is Saylor at nation state level. I don’t see another reason that they are moving so fast towards Bitcoin. It is the only boat with enough horsepower to get the U.S. out of the debt whirlpool that they are in. This kicks the can down the road for the $USD but it looks like the only solution that I can see without major political or societal consequences. If Bitcoin wins or loses this solves Bessent’s dilemma.
2025-03-07 19:35:30 from 1 relay(s) 1 replies ↓
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How would Bitcoin bonds work? The US is used to taking debt in a money that they can print and devalue over time. The same strategy won’t work for bitcoin. Also, wouldn’t this be accelerating the replacement of USD for Bitcoin as the reserve asset? I can’t imagine many politicians would want that.
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They could have that be part of the funding of the treasury. They could issue $5MM in treasuries at 4% (currently 5%) + 1 BTC as a treasury offering. They buy the BTC with printed money to sell the treasury. Just an idea but it would follow the Saylor convertible bond idea but instead of a share conversion the holder gets super stable cash returns with a high probability rocket fuel built in.
2025-03-07 23:19:55 from 1 relay(s) ↑ Parent Reply