Industry observers, including Polygon Foundation’s Sandeep Nailwal, describe a move toward digital dollars and global dollarisation.

The national debt is cited at roughly $38.4 trillion, with projections suggesting it could reach about $50 trillion in the coming decade, highlighting mounting fiscal pressures.

A proposed Strategic Bitcoin Reserve (SBR) is mentioned, along with related legislative activity, though implementation remains in early stages.

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Policy developments like the GENIUS Act and efforts to regulate stablecoins are noted, with the stablecoin market projected to reach about $2 trillion by 2028.

Bitcoin, as framed by one prominent crypto advocate, could bolster the dollar’s strength by acting as a market-based check on U.S. fiscal policy when debt and inflation risks rise rather than weakening the currency.

Narratives in crypto are shifting toward presenting BTC as a system backstop and legitimacy-seeking asset rather than an adversary to the fiat system.

JPMorgan characterizes Bitcoin and gold as a debasement trade and notes limited progress on a US Strategic Bitcoin Reserve.

Looking ahead to 2026, industry voices are split on Bitcoin’s trajectory, with prices driven more by monetary policy expectations than macro data.

Regulatory groundwork advances, with the GENIUS Act establishing a comprehensive stablecoin framework.

Bitcoin peaked near 126,000 dollars in October before pulling back, while gold hit new highs, illustrating asset volatility amid uncertainty.