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In 2010, the U.S. national debt was about $13 trillion. Fifteen years later, that number has nearly tripled, crossing a staggering $37 trillion.
But while Washington keeps borrowing, another chart has quietly gone parabolic — and it doesn’t show more red ink. It shows an asset that once traded for fractions of a cent now hovering near $105,000, yes we are talking about Bitcoin. An asset that, unlike the dollar, wasn’t printed at will — but mined, block by block.
That’s a 3.3 billion percent increase. Yes, billion — with a B.
From gumballs to global finance
Fifteen years ago, this asset couldn’t buy you a gumball. Today, it can buy you a home.
What changed?
The answer lies in a global shift away from...