The scale of US debt has just hit a new record, reaching $38.51 trillion. This curve is soaring upward with little suspense and is unlikely to come down.

The underlying logic is actually very straightforward—debt monetization is just another way of printing money. As more cash floods the market, inflationary pressures follow. Liquidity in the market is expanding wildly, and those holding cash are actually experiencing continuous devaluation.

At this point, the value of Bitcoin becomes prominent. Its total supply is firmly capped at 21 million coins, and its inherent scarcity makes it the most solid hedge against excessive fiat issuance. When fiat currency depreciates, Bitcoin is there, waiting, with a supply that is unchangeable. For those worried about asset devaluation, this absolute scarcity provides a genuine safeguard.