🧠 1. The U.S. Debt Reality

The U.S. national debt is indeed around $34–37 trillion, and it’s a major concern.

However, no president can simply “erase” it, because it represents money already borrowed through Treasury bonds — held by governments, banks, and individuals worldwide.

Defaulting or erasing it would collapse trust in the U.S. dollar and the U.S. Treasury — effectively destroying the U.S. economy itself.

💣 2. The “Crash Global Economy via BTC” Idea

This theory appears to be based on conspiracy-style interpretations from crypto circles.

Here’s why it doesn’t make sense economically:

Bitcoin is decentralized — no government, even the U.S., controls it.

“Crashing” the global economy with BTC would mean hyperinflating or destroying fiat systems — which would also devastate the U.S. economy and government operations.

Even if Trump supports Bitcoin (and he’s sent mixed signals), the U.S. debt system and BTC are not interchangeable.

💬 3. What Trump has said about Bitcoin

In 2021, Trump called Bitcoin a “scam against the dollar.”

In 2024–2025, his tone softened: he hinted at making the U.S. a leader in crypto mining and innovation, but not at replacing the dollar or erasing debt with Bitcoin.

His team’s strategy focuses on reshaping the financial system, not detonating it.

đŸ§© 4. The Origin of the Rumor

This rumor likely comes from social media posts and “deep finance” Telegram/TikTok accounts claiming:

> “Trump’s secret plan: destroy fiat → reset → Bitcoin standard → U.S. debt wiped out.”

It’s sensational but has no basis in U.S. fiscal or monetary policy.

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✅ Reality Check:

Trump may restructure parts of the economy — possibly pushing for:

A return to partial gold or asset-backed currency, or

Stronger crypto-friendly regulation to attract innovation.

But “erasing $34T through Bitcoin” is economically impossible without destroying the entire global and U.S. financial system — which no rational government would do.

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