Rising US Fiscal Deficit Dey Push Bitcoin Demand Plus Institutional Adoption, E De Show Say Change Dey Happen Amid Inflation Wahala

Demand for Bitcoin don dey increase as US dey face rapidly growing fiscal deficit wey dem project say go reach $5 trillion, and dis dey increase worry about stability of fiat currencies like US dollar. Grayscale, wey be one big digital asset manager, talk sey investor money dey flow more into their Bitcoin Trust (GBTC), showing sey people dey more interested in Bitcoin as protection against inflation and potential loss of value for fiat because government dey spend too much and debt dey rise. Big critics like Elon Musk dey warn about inflation risks and general bad financial management wey come from policy decisions like government borrowing more and printing money. Increase for US tariffs on steel and aluminum don add new inflation pressure. All these conditions be similar to past times wey Bitcoin rally, and dey push investors sentiment towards Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies, especially for institutions. States like California wey don legalize Bitcoin for payments and donations, plus big companies like Marathon and MicroStrategy wey dey accumulate am, show dis trend. Ethereum and Solana too dey attract institutional interest with reports of big acquisitions and investments. Overall, people dey worry about constant fiscal instability, high inflation, and fiat sustainability, make retail and institutional investors dey see Bitcoin and selected cryptocurrencies as good value stores and growth assets during uncertain macroeconomic times.