A prominent investor argues that the US won't solve its debt crisis by writing checks—it needs growth. Instead of burning cash on repayment, economic expansion is the real play. This mindset shapes how markets price in inflation, rate expectations, and risk assets. When policy leans toward growth stimulus over austerity, it typically fuels liquidity and risk appetite in crypto and broader markets.
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ImpermanentPhobia
· 1h ago
Whether it grows or not, the printing press keeps running anyway.
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PanicSeller
· 01-12 05:56
Growth > Money Printing, this idea is good for the blockchain community. Once liquidity loosens, the coins will take off.
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SelfStaking
· 01-12 05:51
When loose policies are implemented, the coin rises immediately. This logic has been played out long ago. The question is, can growth be achieved simply by printing money?
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SellLowExpert
· 01-12 05:49
Growth > debt repayment, this logic sounds so comfortable. Once liquidity loosens, the crypto market will take off again, right?
A prominent investor argues that the US won't solve its debt crisis by writing checks—it needs growth. Instead of burning cash on repayment, economic expansion is the real play. This mindset shapes how markets price in inflation, rate expectations, and risk assets. When policy leans toward growth stimulus over austerity, it typically fuels liquidity and risk appetite in crypto and broader markets.