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US national debt exceeds $40 trillion

The United States' national debt has risen above $40 trillion, with the report discussing possible implications for Bitcoin. No immediate market shock is stated.

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The milestone underscores a major fiscal burden with potential long-term effects on markets and monetary confidence.

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