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"It's going to be very difficult to fix the deficit with just changes in taxes and spending," says Fundstrat's Tom Lee. He says bitcoin is "potentially a Treasury reserve asset. If Bitcoin rises in price, it actually helps offset the liabilities, which is the deficit."
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Sure let's let the US government own all the $BTC - that will make it decentralized !

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Interesting perspective! So Bitcoin could become the digital ace up the Treasury’s sleeve? Imagine the deficit shrinking as crypto grows—talk about a 21st-century twist to balancing the books!

We have went from: ‘Bitcoin is a useless pet rock’ - Jamie Dimon To Bitcoin will be a reserve asset to eradicate the defecit in less than a year

The governments appetite for taxes grew and grew. We need to recalibrate it

Oh no longer a Federal Reserve, now we talking about Treasury Reserve. I like that, BULLISH on BTC!!!!

The deficit is literally just the difference between taxes and spending

Gambling it is!

It’s going to take a lot todo it. But someone has to.

This is the “can’t cut spending” orthodoxy that needs to be put aside Finding a new way of financing debt is just making the future adjustment harder

