The U.S. financial crisis is escalating, and the numbers speak for themselves:

In the next decade, the interest cost of U.S. debt could soar to $2.2 trillion—compared to $970 billion in the 2025 fiscal year, which is more than a direct doubling (+127% growth).

What is even more exaggerated is that the government plans to borrow about $2 trillion each year to maintain its operations. As the scale of debt continues to expand, the pressure of interest payments will become increasingly heavy.

Let's do the math: more than 50% of new loans on average each year are used to pay interest on debts. In other words, half of the borrowed money goes directly into the interest black hole and is not used for construction or people's livelihoods.

This unsustainable fiscal trajectory will eventually backfire. How will the crypto market react? It is worth observing.