According to The Kobeissi Letter, the US government reported $2.4 trillion in net operating costs for 2024, representing approximately 43% of its total assets. This significant financial burden, coupled with an average annual deficit of $2.2 trillion since 2020, totaling approximately $10.8 trillion over five years, raises concerns about the US economy's stability. Such fiscal instability could influence cryptocurrency markets as investors potentially seek alternative assets to hedge against traditional market risks.

According to The Kobeissi Letter, the US government reported $2.4 trillion in net operating costs in 2024, equating to approximately 43% of its total assets. Since 2020, the average annual deficit has been $2.2 trillion, totaling around $10.8 trillion over five years. This significant deficit could lead to increased volatility in cryptocurrency markets as investors seek alternative assets to hedge against potential inflation and currency devaluation.