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Payment #29 Complete đź’° $5,000 sent to the Treasury Department via Pay.gov Paygov Tracking ID: 27R5MFMI Agency Tracking ID: 77147769721 Total Donated: $235,000 debtcoin.us/#payments

Payment #29 Complete đź’°

$5,000 sent to the <a href="/USTreasury/">Treasury Department</a> via Pay.gov
Paygov Tracking ID: 27R5MFMI
Agency Tracking ID: 77147769721

Total Donated: $235,000

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$150T by 2055. For context: • In 1995 — 30 years ago — U.S. debt was about $5T • Today it’s over $36T • Projected to quadruple again in the next 30 years The trajectory is clear. The real question is: how long can markets and politics ignore it?

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Again a wonderful thread by StockMarket.News. The latest jobs report is the weakest since COVID. Growth is slowing, layoffs are spreading, and inflation remains higher than the Fed wants. It’s not stagflation yet, but the ingredients are starting to line up. In the 1970s,

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Leap Would you consider adding the option to donate directly to the U.S. Treasury under “Gifts to Reduce the Public Debt”? It’s currently done via Pay.gov. We’ve already contributed over $235,000 this way — and ain’t stopping any time soon. 👀

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The official $DEBT Telegram community opens tomorrow (Tuesday). We know we’ve been lacking on the social front and there’s room to improve. Getting more active is key to spreading the word and mission of $DEBT to a broader audience. That’s why I’ve brought on an experienced

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🚨US National Debt is SKYROCKETING: The US gross public debt has risen by $1.2 trillion in the 2 months since the debt ceiling and by the same amount since the start of 2025, reaching a RECORD $37.4 trillion. Debt also jumped $2.2 trillion in 2024 and $2.6 trillion in 2023.

🚨US National Debt is SKYROCKETING:

The US gross public debt has risen by $1.2 trillion in the 2 months since the debt ceiling and by the same amount since the start of 2025, reaching a RECORD $37.4 trillion.

Debt also jumped $2.2 trillion in 2024 and $2.6 trillion in 2023.
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The Official $DEBT Community Telegram is now live. Link: t.me/DebtCommunity This will be the hub for everything $DEBT — updates, direct team access, and an organized place for the community to connect. We’ll also be hosting community events, raids, and other activities to

The Official $DEBT Community Telegram is now live.

Link: t.me/DebtCommunity

This will be the hub for everything $DEBT — updates, direct team access, and an organized place for the community to connect.

We’ll also be hosting community events, raids, and other activities to
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Less revenue. Same interest. More borrowing. That is the fiscal outcome when the labor base is weaker than reported. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics revised payrolls down 911,000 for March 2024 to March 2025. It is the largest preliminary cut since 2002, with average monthly

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Elon Musk says if AI and robots don’t solve the national debt, we’re finished. Technology can help, but debt is driven by policy, not machines. • Deficits drive the math. The U.S. spends more than it collects every year, even in expansions. • Net interest costs are already

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From crisis to crisis, the Fed expands and contracts its balance sheet. Yet debt only keeps climbing. The Fed’s assets are now $6.6T — lowest since April 2020 — but still nearly 60% above pre-pandemic levels. QT can unwind stimulus, but it doesn’t shrink $37T of national debt.

From crisis to crisis, the Fed expands and contracts its balance sheet. Yet debt only keeps climbing.

The Fed’s assets are now $6.6T — lowest since April 2020 — but still nearly 60% above pre-pandemic levels. QT can unwind stimulus, but it doesn’t shrink $37T of national debt.
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@bonk_fun @RaydiumProtocol @america_dot_fun Feels like the perfect place for projects that mix culture and civic purpose. 👀🇺🇸

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Payment #30 Complete đź’° $3,500 sent to the Treasury Department via Pay.gov Paygov Tracking ID: 27RBK0N2 Agency Tracking ID: 77154103112 Total Donated: $238,500 debtcoin.us/#payments

Payment #30 Complete đź’°

$3,500 sent to the <a href="/USTreasury/">Treasury Department</a> via Pay.gov
Paygov Tracking ID: 27RBK0N2
Agency Tracking ID: 77154103112

Total Donated: $238,500

debtcoin.us/#payments
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The U.S. government ran a $345B deficit in August — the 2nd-worst August on record. Through 11 months of FY2025: • $4.69T collected • $6.66T spent • $1.97T deficit That’s nearly $220B/month in red ink, putting us on pace for one of the three largest annual deficits in U.S.

The U.S. government ran a $345B deficit in August — the 2nd-worst August on record.

Through 11 months of FY2025:
• $4.69T collected
• $6.66T spent
• $1.97T deficit

That’s nearly $220B/month in red ink, putting us on pace for one of the three largest annual deficits in U.S.
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The U.S. M2 Money Supply hits a record $22.2T. Money supply keeps climbing. So does the $37T national debt. Interest costs are already over $1T a year. More dollars. More debt. Same hole, deeper.

The U.S. M2 Money Supply hits a record $22.2T.

Money supply keeps climbing. So does the $37T national debt. Interest costs are already over $1T a year.

More dollars. More debt. Same hole, deeper.
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+$100B in 4 days while the government isn’t even open. Debt isn’t a temporary issue — it’s structural, accelerating, and ignored until it’s too late.

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During the 43-day government shutdown, the U.S. still borrowed $619 billion — that’s $14.4 billion per day while the government wasn’t even open. The only thing that never stops in Washington is deficit spending.