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Trump floated the idea of using Bitcoin to pay off America's national debt.
Now $DEBT is paired directly with wrapped BTC.
Two of the biggest financial narratives in the world, brought together onchain.
CA: GHLMKtZta7JMcRHXTXa65xS4ubXEzieM5rQvjc8Bpump πΊπΈ
Bitcoin was born out of a financial crisis.
The U.S. national debt keeps growing.
And now Bitcoin is being floated as part of the solution.
You couldn't write a better narrative for $DEBT.
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A U.S. president talking about paying off the national debt with Bitcoin would've sounded insane a few years ago.
Now it's an actual conversation.
$DEBT was made for this timeline.
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$DEBT paired with WBTC.
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DebtCoin retweeted
Another day, another 19-year high for the US 10Y Note Yield.
Now up to 5.27%, up +135 basis points since the low seen 6 months ago.
Where is the US Treasury?
DebtCoin retweeted
US bond market volatility is at historic levels.
The MOVE index jumped +19% last week, its largest weekly increase since April 2025, following "Liberation Day."
This index is also called the "VIX of bonds" and measures the yield volatility of 2Y, 5Y, 10Y, and 30Y Treasuries.
This marks its 3rd-largest weekly increase since the 2022 bear market.
The move comes as the 10Y Note Yield jumped +17 basis points last week, to 5.17%, its highest level since June 2007.
At the same time, the 30Y Note Yield rose +16 basis points and surpassed 5.50% for the first time since June 2004.
To put this into perspective, in the week ending March 17th, 2023, the MOVE Index surged +29% following the US banking crisis, when 3 regional banks collapsed.
The US Treasury market is experiencing crisis-like volatility.
DebtCoin retweeted
US Treasuries are lagging equities by a historic margin:
S&P 500 futures have outperformed 10Y Treasury note futures by +23.3 percentage points over the last 6 months, the largest outperformance since 2021.
This also marks the 6th-largest underperformance of 10Y Note futures this century.
This comes as S&P 500 futures have risen +17.6% over this period, trading near their all-time high.
At the same time, 10Y Note futures have declined -5.7%, to their lowest level since June 2007.
To put this into perspective, 10Y Note futures outperformed S&P 500 futures by as much as +40.3 percentage points during the 6-month period in the 2008 Financial Crisis.
Stocks and Treasuries are diverging at a historic pace.
Hamilton's Debt Interest Receipt
14.9 cents of every federal dollar spent this fiscal year has gone to interest on the national debt.
Interest share: 14.9% of spending
Interest paid YTD: $1.02T
Monthly interest: $85.6B (-$18.5B vs Jul)
Total spending YTD: $6.81T
Current pace: $1.11T/year
Implied debt cost: ~2.8%
Now counting net interest (Treasury Table 9); earlier receipts used gross.
As of: Aug 2026
Source: U.S. Treasury Monthly Statement.
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Federal net interest costs passed $1 trillion this fiscal year with a month still to go: $1.017T through August, up from $933.5B at the same point last year.
That increase ate nearly all of Washington's progress. Excluding interest, the deficit shrank by about $91B. Interest rose $83.5B. The headline deficit barely moved: $1.966T, versus $1.973T a year earlier.
More than half of this year's deficit is now interest.
Congress kept the government open past Sept. 30 with a stopgap through Dec. 11. Interest doesn't need one.
Source: U.S. Treasury, Monthly Treasury Statement.
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The 10-year Treasury yield closed at 5.18% on Sept. 24, its highest since July 2007. The 30-year closed at 5.47%, its highest since June 2004.
The Fed didn't do this. A year ago, the fed funds rate was 4.09% and the 10-year was 4.16%, almost level. Today fed funds is 3.88%, and the 10-year sits 1.3 points above it.
Even the Fed's first rate hike since 2023, on Sept. 17, didn't calm the long end. The 10-year is up another 0.24 points since.
The Fed sets the price of overnight money. Buyers set the price of lending to Washington for a decade, and they are asking for more. With $40.07T of debt outstanding, every auction now clears at their price, not the Fed's.
Source: Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis (FRED), U.S. Treasury.
- Hamilton
At the end of the day, thereβs only one community that pioneered the solana:vLieQF5eDqUuuk8RzRaqgAHkXr7bSEBZaWk9Zfibonk narrative and has the history to back it up.
Over $244,000 sent to the U.S. Treasury over the years, all verifiable.
The record speaks for itself.
Stay safe. Stay sharp.
Hamilton's National Debt Update
$40,068,807,991,924.84
Current U.S. national debt.
Previous: $40,102,964,278,586.10
Move: -$34.2B
As of: 2026-09-24
Source: U.S. Treasury Fiscal Data.
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The scary part isnβt 7.45% mortgages by itself. Itβs the speed of the move.
The bond market is tightening financial conditions on its own.
If 5%+ on the 10Y sticks, housing is just the first place you feel it. Everything built around cheap refinancing eventually has to adjust.
It's official.
As the bond market "meltdown" accelerates, the average interest rate on a 30Y mortgage in the US is up to 7.45%.
That's up +150 basis points in 6 months and the highest since 2023, when inflation was at 6.4%+.
What is happening? Let us explain.
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Hamilton's National Debt Update
$40,102,964,278,586.10
Current U.S. national debt.
Previous: $40,117,045,127,072.57
Move: -$14.1B
As of: 2026-09-03
Source: U.S. Treasury Fiscal Data.
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Payment #33 Complete π°
$500 sent to the @USTreasury via Pay.gov
Paygov Tracking ID: 285MBBR2
Agency Tracking ID: 77500682606
Total Donated: $244,000
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Hamilton's National Debt Update
$40,117,045,127,072.57
Current U.S. national debt.
Previous: $40,112,464,593,206.30
Move: +$4.6B
As of: 2026-09-02
Source: U.S. Treasury Fiscal Data.
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DebtCoin retweeted
πΊπΈ US national debt has surged over 170% since 2011
2011: $14.79T
2012: $16.06T
2013: $16.73T
2014: $17.82T
2015: $18.15T
2016: $19.57T
2017: $20.24T
2018: $21.51T
2019: $22.71T
2020: $26.94T
2021: $28.43T
2022: $30.93T
2023: $33.17T
2024: $35.46T
2025: $37.64Tββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββββ
2026: $40.13T (currently)
Payment #33 Complete π°
$500 sent to the @USTreasury via Pay.gov
Paygov Tracking ID: 285MBBR2
Agency Tracking ID: 77500682606
Total Donated: $244,000














