In an era defined by fiscal uncertainty, sovereign debt explosions, and escalating trade tensions, Bitcoin has emerged as a paradoxical force: a volatile digital asset demonstrating remarkable resilience. As governments worldwide grapple with unsustainable debt trajectories—exemplified by the U.S.’s $3.8 trillion tax-cut debate and fears of Treasury oversupply—investors are increasingly turning to Bitcoin as both a speculative bet and a hedge against systemic risks. This article explores Bitcoin’s evolving role in global markets, focusing on its recent decoupling from traditional equities during tariff disputes, its correlation with macroeconomic liquidity trends, and its growing acceptance as a portfolio diversifier.
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