Breaking down the United States debt debacle. The U.S. debt crisis is deepening: Total U.S. debt surged to a record $98.8 trillion in Q2 2025, equivalent to 324% of GDP. ​Federal debt climbed to nearly $38 trillion over 123% of GDP. ​Nonfinancial corporate debt rose to $21.9 trillion, about 72% of GDP. ​Financial corporate debt stood at $20.9 trillion, equal to 69% of GDP. ​Household debt hit $20.5 trillion, roughly 67% of GDP. America has never been this indebted.

USA is now spending 1.22 trillion annually on unrest on its debt. With the government piling up ever increasing debt, there’s no realistic way to control interest rates. The soaring interest expense only accelerates the debt and deficit spiral, making the problem exponentially worse. There is no escape. Each American Taxpayer (rem only 50M pay any real tax) is now paying $24K a year in Interest.

China does the dirty work that the rest of the world wants and purchases but won’t do themselves.

Thus my comment, it can kick you in the teeth.

A very positive ₿TC sign this morning. ₿TC flipped positive (blue on my chart) on the 4hr timeframe and decisively broke above the 200 day moving average.

Tesla has started testing the Cybercab on public roads near Giga Texas. Rem this is a 2 seater so no safety person in passenger seat. The Robotaxi era is getting closer to mass production. Source: Invest Answers

Anything is possible with ₿itcoin. Just when you think you have it figured out, it does something that you never thought of or could conceive. That also means it can really kick you in the teeth. Stack sats and stay healthy.

The tech industry GDP miracle. At a 2% annual GDP growth, a $100 trillion economy grows to about $202 trillion over 72 years. At 4%, it reaches approximately $1,600 trillion—nearly eight times larger. David Sacks might have presented the math more clearly to make the contrast more compelling. The point is Tech is all... not just current GDP Growth but also Future Growth. Sustaining higher growth through innovation is the surest path to collective wealth and enduring prosperity.if you exclude tech the GDP numbers are 0.1%. Source: Invest Answers

Investors are piling into defense stocks: ​Aerospace & Defense ETF inflows hit $8.2 billion in the first three quarters of 2025. ​That’s a +573% surge compared to 2024. ​ Monthly inflows peaked at $1.6 billion in June, before easing to $634 million in September. ​ The boom has spurred 17 new Aerospace & Defense ETFs launched in 2025—up from just 2 last year. Investor appetite for defense exposure is stronger than ever.

Big jump in government, ETF, and Treasury holdings since the last update. These three now account for 14.41% — and climbing. Not much left to be mined. Just 1,065,807 over next 120 years.

US debt is now closing in on 38 trillion. Mid-August: U.S. debt crossed $37 trillion for the first time. With only about 50 million Americans paying any meaningful level of tax, that’s roughly $760,000 in debt per taxpayer. This is no joke. The U.S. is now adding $1 trillion in new debt every 10 weeks — and accelerating.