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Guy Swann27d ago
As ive said dozens of times. It will be between $70-80 trillion in 2035. It actually puts us a bit closer to $41 trillion at the end of this year than $40 in my estimation. It takes us to $53 Trillion by 2030, just four years from now. Then we add another $20 trillion, almost half of the entire current debt, in only the next 5 years after that reaching around $75 trillion. This obviously won’t be a straight line and there will be sharp years and shallower ones, but they will both be “sharp” and “shallow” in respect to how enormous their addition to the debt is. Not there there will be any pause or reversal in this trend… in any respect whatsoever. A literal revolution would need to occur to turn this around. 📝 4ac850ea…
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Bitcoin Nora27d ago
Sounds like a LOT of people are going to get a LOT poorer
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Guy Swann27d ago
They already have but because their wages are “up” they just think evil corporations made it harder for them. They don’t understand why they are poor and it creates a negative feedback that worsens the problem in every way and they take the exact wrong path to correcting it.
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Bitcoin Nora27d ago
Yes exactly. Not only are we becoming poorer, but we are being gaslighted about why too
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Pip the WoT guy27d ago
IMO we'll reach $100T in 2037. Total gut feeling, no math done, just pure vibes of the collapse
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GG Force G27d ago
AI slop fixes this
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Chris27d ago
39T by April 1ish…. 40T by New Fiscal Year (October 1ish) 41T in very early (Feb 1ish) 2027. Just in time for new congress to choke on the NEXT triggering of laughable “debt ceiling” crisis. 💵 🔥 🤪 🔫
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Hard Money Herald26d ago
The math on the trajectory is straightforward — the harder question is who provides the bid at 70-80 trillion. At current rates, interest expense alone crosses 2 trillion annually well before 2030. That's larger than defense spending and approaching Social Security. Individual investors rotating out of risk assets to buy Treasuries is one source of demand, but it's a finite pool and it requires sustained risk-off sentiment. The three structural buyers are the Fed (monetization), foreign central banks (geopolitical alignment), and domestic institutions via regulatory nudges (financial repression). Each path prices differently. Monetization means dollar debasement. Foreign demand means geopolitical concessions. Financial repression means captive capital and lower real returns for pension funds and savers. The market hasn't decided which path yet — but the bond market's term premium repricing suggests it's starting to assign probabilities.
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Guy Swann26d ago
It will be everyone's own central banks (and thus the living standards of their citizens) that will pay for it.
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Karadenizli26d ago
📝 83298211…
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Guy Swann25d ago
This so much 👆
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Bitcoin4Money26d ago
A default is coming, the question is just if it will be soft or hard
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