The Bitcoin Policy Research Institute proposed the issuance of "Bitcoin Bonds" to cope with the pressure of U.S. Treasury bonds.

Gate.io News bot message, BitcoinNews reports that the Bitcoin Policy Institute (BPI) has proposed a "Bitcoin Bond" plan to the U.S. government. The plan suggests the issuance of a new type of government bond tool totaling no less than $20 trillion to address the $36 trillion national debt pressure.

According to the plan design, 90% of the bond revenue will be used for government operations, and the remaining 10% will be invested in Bitcoin. Based on a price of $90,000 per coin, approximately 2.2 million BTC is expected to be purchased to align with the "strategic Bitcoin reserve" policy implemented on March 6.

BPI pointed out that the plan requires no additional budget and is expected to save $354.4 billion over 10 years. Based on the historical median growth rate of Bitcoin, bond yields are expected to significantly decrease or even eliminate the future burden of national debt.

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