#美国政府关闭 Wall Street pro has issued a warning signal. Goldman Sachs CEO Solomon recently stated bluntly: U.S. debt is out of control, and the reckoning moment will come sooner or later. The $40 trillion hole is right there, and traditional safe-haven assets are no longer sufficient.

Interestingly, the crypto market is quietly taking over. The data is here — Bitcoin ETFs have attracted over $6 billion this year, and stablecoins like USDT and USDC hold $95 billion in US treasury bonds, firmly establishing themselves as new creditors. This "digital dollarization" is rewriting the rules of the game. Can Bitcoin uphold the banner against inflation? The market has voted with its feet.

What should ordinary players do? Three tips to see clearly. First, don't play with fire; stop the trick of "using loans to pay loans" like leveraged trading in cryptocurrencies, as stable assets are the way to go. Second, keep a close eye on policy trends—I've heard that a certain government is pushing for a Bitcoin reserve bill? If it really materializes, reaching $150,000 is not a dream. Third, don't put all your eggs in one basket; diversify with gold, U.S. Treasury ETFs, and crypto assets to hedge risks and sleep soundly.

Debt crisis? From another perspective, this is an opportunity for asset reshuffling. Smart money has already started to position itself.