Yigit Taha OZTURK 
As global finance continues to evolve, traditional monetary systems are facing new challenges. In a surprising statement, U.S. President Donald Trump has praised Bitcoin as a tool that could ease the pressure on the U.S. dollar.
Trump Says Bitcoin Is Good for the Economy
Speaking at a White House press conference, Trump emphasized that the growing Bitcoin industry brings undeniable economic benefits. “It’s become amazing,” he said. “It’s the jobs that it produces, and I notice more and more you pay in Bitcoin. People are saying it takes a lot of pressure off the dollar, and it is a great thing for our country.”
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Analysts suggest that Trump may have been alluding to the Triffin Dilemma — the conflict between the short-term domestic goals and the long-term global role of the dollar as the world’s reserve currency.
National Debt, Inflation, and the Bitcoin Hedge
Trump previously floated the idea of paying off the national debt using Bitcoin, highlighting its capped supply in contrast to the inflationary dollar. However, critics argue that even owning all the Bitcoin in circulation would not be enough to offset the U.S.’s $37 trillion debt.
The Federal Reserve’s M2 money supply continues to rise, increasing inflation risk and eroding the dollar’s purchasing power. Meanwhile, the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) has fallen to a three-year low, reflecting diminishing investor confidence in the dollar’s stability.
“Nothing Stops This Train”
Macroeconomist and Bitcoin advocate Lyn Alden has coined the phrase “nothing stops this train,” referring to the inevitable continuation of money printing by global governments — a process that only strengthens the case for decentralized, limited-supply digital assets like Bitcoin.
Trump’s comments may signal a shift in how the U.S. government views cryptocurrencies — not as a threat, but as a strategic economic asset.
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