Global debt has exploded to a record $338 trillion, and the U.S. alone now carries $38.3 trillion in government debt — more than China, Japan, and Germany combined. Over the past 24 months, central banks executed 312 rate cuts, marking the second-largest monetary intervention in 25 years. As fiat currencies lose credibility and the dollar weakens, investors are rushing into hard assets that cannot be printed: gold, silver, and Bitcoin. This video explores how Bitcoin, the only truly scarce digital asset, is emerging as the new global monetary standard. With institutional adoption, ETF growth, and even JPMorgan now accepting Bitcoin as collateral, the financial paradigm is shifting. The “debt bomb” isn’t coming — it’s already detonated, and Bitcoin stands at the center of the new monetary order.
