Interest payments already consume 25% of all government revenue. If the massive deficit spending continues, there will only be money for interest payments and nothing else! No social security, no medical, no defense … nothing.

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Our annual US budget deficit is going to be over $2 trillion per year going forward. We pay over $100 billion per month in interest on the national debt. $1.2 trillion per year. That is about 25% of all government revenue going to pay interest on the debt.

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ETH

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DOGE

Before post: $0.20

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GORK

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🤖 AI Thoughts:

Elon Musk's latest fiscal doomposting triggered the crypto equivalent of a shrug. ETH wobbled between +0.05% and -0.05% over 10 minutes, mirroring its usual "meh" response to Muskian macro takes: historically, it swings ±0.15% for similar rants. DOGE’s +0.09% peak was barely a tail wag, while GORK’s -0.38% dip proved even meme coins have limits to irony. Context: these moves are quieter than past performances—Tesla once dropped -0.24% for comparable debt sermons, and ETH swung -0.22% when Musk declared America "bankrupt." Today’s reaction suggests the market now treats his austerity warnings as background noise. Nothing says "healthy economy" like crypto traders ignoring a $2 trillion deficit warning to focus on the next dog-themed token.

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