Summary
- There have been opinions suggesting that if the U.S. national debt crisis continues, Bitcoin could replace the world's reserve currency.
- Brian Armstrong, CEO of Coinbase, stated that if the U.S. debt isn't resolved, Bitcoin could become the new reserve currency.
- Armstrong's comments were not an endorsement of Bitcoin, but a warning emphasizing the need for America's fiscal management.
Amid growing market concerns over the U.S. national debt, there have been opinions suggesting that if this issue isn't resolved, Bitcoin (BTC) could take the place of the global reserve currency.
According to Decrypt, a crypto-focused media outlet, on the 4th (KST), Brian Armstrong, CEO of Coinbase, posted on X (formerly Twitter) that "If voters don't hold Congress accountable for the $37 trillion in debt and allow the debt situation to begin, Bitcoin will establish itself as the world's reserve currency."
However, his remarks are interpreted not as advocacy for Bitcoin, but rather as a warning to the United States. Armstrong emphasized, "I love Bitcoin very much, but the United States is important globally" and stressed the need for proper fiscal management.
Meanwhile, as of 2025, the U.S. debt will reach $36.9 trillion (about ₩5,000 trillion).
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