We Must Embed Pro-Bitcoin Laws into Every U.S. Spending Bill

The U.S. is broke in every sense but one: it can still print dollars. In June 2025, the national debt officially crossed $37 trillion, with interest payments alone topping $1 trillion per year—a staggering figure that rivals the entire military budget. And with the signing of the so-called “One Big Beautiful Bill” today, the government has now raised the debt ceiling by another $4.5 trillion, blowing the lid off any remaining illusion of fiscal discipline.

There is no serious movement in Congress to cut spending. There is no plan to pay this back. And there is no off-ramp left in the fiat system.

Bitcoin is the only life raft.

But to make it work, we must embed favorable Bitcoin legislation into every federal spending bill, starting now—because they will keep spending, and we won’t get another chance.

Warnings From the Few Who See It

While lawmakers ignore the obvious, some of the world’s leading entrepreneurs and investors are sounding the alarm. Elon Musk, at the Aspen Ideas Festival, warned bluntly that the U.S. is “headed straight into hyperinflation” and called the federal approach to debt “suicidal.” He compared current spending to “fueling a rocket to financial collapse.”

Jack Dorsey, former Twitter CEO and founder of Block, has been even more direct. In an interview earlier this year, he said, “Hyperinflation is not a risk, it's a process already underway.” He called Bitcoin “our only exit from a system that’s actively stealing our purchasing power.”

Investor Stan Druckenmiller, speaking on CNBC in May, called fiat currencies “on life support,” and said Bitcoin and gold are the “only two assets that make sense in the next decade.”

They are not alone. A growing number of economists, including Raoul Pal, have labeled Bitcoin “the only functional life raft” as sovereign debt spirals out of control globally.

The Opportunity Washington Keeps Wasting

Earlier today, President Trump signed the “One Big Beautiful Bill” into law, expanding the federal government’s ability to spend unchecked. While the bill includes tax cuts, military aid, and infrastructure funding, it does nothing to address runaway inflation or debt servicing costs—and worse, it stripped out a proposed crypto tax reform amendment at the last minute.

That moment was a missed opportunity of generational scale.

All it would’ve taken was one U.S. senator to hold out and say:

“I’m not voting unless Bitcoin legislation is included.”

Just one senator.

But not a single one stood up.

We Need Bitcoin Laws—Now

To make Bitcoin viable—not just as an investment, but as an actual parallel system for daily life—we need targeted legal reforms. The most urgent among them?

➡️ A full capital gains tax exemption for Bitcoin used in transactions.

As long as Bitcoin is taxed every time it’s spent, it can’t operate as real money. Americans deserve the right to opt out of an inflationary system without being penalized for doing so. Right now, we’re forced to feed the very system we’re trying to exit.

This isn’t just about fixing taxation—it’s about preserving purchasing power, freedom, and economic autonomy.

The Playbook: Insert Bitcoin Into Every Spending Bill

Standalone crypto legislation is a dead end in today’s political climate. The path forward is to embed Bitcoin protections into every “must-pass” bill—omnibus spending packages, defense budgets, infrastructure deals—anything that will cross the finish line.

A Brookings Institution report from May 2025 recommends this exact strategy: piggybacking Bitcoin reforms onto essential federal legislation. It's the only way around partisan gridlock, and the only way to beat time.

This isn’t just theory—it’s already starting. The BITCOIN Act of 2024, introduced by Senator Cynthia Lummis, proposes a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve to diversify national holdings. It’s backed by bipartisan whispers and rising public support: a 2025 Gallup poll found 47% of Americans now view Bitcoin as a hedge against inflation.

On Wall Street, BlackRock’s $10 billion Bitcoin fund, launched in June, shows institutional appetite. The U.S. Treasury is rumored to be exploring Bitcoin as a reserve asset, and the Atlantic Council has reported ongoing discussions between Rep. French Hill, Paul Atkins, and other key figures about Bitcoin integration at the federal level.

The world is moving. America needs to catch up—or get left behind.

Will a Real Bitcoin Senator Please Stand Up?

So again, we ask:
Where is the one senator willing to say no?
Where is the one representative who sees through the debt theater and demands Bitcoin inclusion?
Where is the leader who understands that this is the last safe exit?

Will an actual pro-Bitcoin senator please stand up?

If no one in Congress is willing to fight for this now, they are choosing to go down with the ship. But the American people don’t have to follow them. Bitcoin is still here. Still fixed in supply. Still incorruptible.

But it needs political oxygen. And legal freedom. And it needs it now.

This article reflects on US debt as Global debt soars past $330 trillion, fueling a surge in Bitcoin adoption as corporations and nations embrace it as a hedge against economic instability.

We are not waiting for a miracle. We are building the exit.
And we need to take every spending bill with us.