On April 16, VanEck research directors proposed a new form of U.S. Treasury bonds, partly supported by Bitcoin, to help refinance $14 trillion in U.S. debt, Cointelegraph reported.
Matthew Sigel proposed this concept called "BitBonds" at the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Summit on April 15, 2025 - a U.S. Treasury bond with Bitcoin exposure. And said the new 10-year bond will consist of 90% of traditional U.S. Treasury bonds and 10% of Bitcoin exposure, aiming to attract both the U.S. Treasury and global investors.
He added that even in the extreme situation of Bitcoin’s “zero”, BitBonds can save money when the U.S. refinances about $14 trillion in debt that is about to expire in the next three years.
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