🚨 US Debt Warning — $8 Trillion Due in 2026 🚨 Next year, more than $8 trillion of US debt will be due, most of which consists of short-term bills issued during the 2020-21 pandemic. Many are in a panic, believing that the US cannot pay, but that is wrong — the government does not 'pay off' debts; it recycles them. US Treasury bonds are not corporate bonds; they are global guarantees, reserve assets, and the basis of money markets, fully backed by the Federal Reserve, which can print what it needs. Yes, interest rates are higher now, so the cost of recycling debt is higher, leading to larger deficits, more issuance, and pressure to keep real rates low, but historically, this brings liquidity support, lower real yields, and a gradual depreciation of the currency — exactly what fuels risk assets like stocks, real assets, and commodities. Bondholders and cash holders may suffer, but policymakers focused on growth will prioritize money printing and liquidity over austerity. The Federal Reserve has already begun to change its tone and inject reserves, preparing for this massive shift. In short: this is positive for markets and shows that the 'money printing train' will not stop anytime soon. $H $POWER $POWER