VanEck: Strategic Bitcoin Reserves Could Reduce U.S. Debt by 36% by 2050 According to Beincrypto, asset management company VanEck has recently predicted that by adopting strategic Bitcoin reserves, the U.S. could significantly reduce its national debt by as much as 36% by 2050. This initiative echoes Senator Cynthia Lummis's Bitcoin bill, which advocates for the U.S. to accumulate 1 million Bitcoins within five years to secure the financial foundation for future generations and alleviate their debt burden. VanEck's analysis further points out that if the debt continues to grow at an annual rate of 5%, while Bitcoin appreciates at a rate of 25% per year, by 2049, such investments could reduce the U.S. national debt by approximately $42 trillion. By then, the value of Bitcoin is expected to soar to over $42 million, becoming a significant player in the global financial landscape. VanEck also added that assuming the current total of global financial assets is $900 trillion and grows at a compound annual growth rate of 7.0% from 2025 to 2049, Bitcoin would account for 18% of global financial assets. VanEck's research director Mathew Sigel emphasized Bitcoin's potential to reshape the global financial landscape, suggesting that it could become a major settlement currency for global trade, providing an alternative to the U.S. dollar, especially for countries under U.S. sanctions. To this end, VanEck recommends halting the sale of Bitcoin from U.S. asset forfeiture reserves and suggests that the new Trump administration adjust policies, such as re-evaluating gold certificates and utilizing foreign exchange stabilization funds to purchase Bitcoin.
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