🇺🇸💣 U.S. Treasury debt has officially surpassed the $30 trillion mark!

On December 5, the scale of U.S. sovereign debt stood at a historic milestone for the first time:
📌 Treasury bills + medium-term bonds + long-term bonds
👉 Total: $30.2 trillion
👉 Compared to 2018, it has doubled
And this is just the "on-the-books debt."
As of November, total U.S. national debt has soared to $38.4 trillion,
including a pile of "internal liabilities" like Social Security funds and savings bonds,
In the truest sense—
An era where the entire nation bears debt.
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Even more explosive:
💰 Fiscal Year 2025 budget deficit: about $1.78 trillion
💥 But just the annual interest payments on the debt:
As much as $1.2 trillion!
What does this mean?
👉 The current situation in the U.S. is:
Interest = Deficit = A rigid spending black hole
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One sentence from a Citi rates strategist cut straight to the core 👇

"The biggest challenge is interest payments.
Even if tariffs collect $300–400 billion a year,
It’s nowhere near enough to pay the current interest.
We're like being stuck in quicksand,
Tariffs might slow our sinking a bit,
But we're still sinking."

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✅ To put it in plain language:
👉 New borrowing is used to pay off old debt,
👉 The interest keeps compounding,
👉 Any "patchwork income"
Cannot fix this structural hole.
💣 This is not a short-term fiscal issue,
It's a signal that a long-term debt system is spiraling out of control.
Who do you think will end up footing the bill for all this?