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$36 Trillion ‘By the End of 2024’ – Elon Musk Backs Serious U.S. Dollar Inflation Warning That’s Predicted to Cause an ‘Inevitable’ Bitcoin Price Crash

September 9, 2024

by Billy Bambrough
Forbes

Elon Musk, the mercurial billionaire whose fickle interest in bitcoin has waned since 2021, is stoking fears the U.S. dollar could be heading for a $36 trillion disaster.

The bitcoin price has swung wildly over the last month, bouncing between highs of $65,000 per bitcoin before crashing toward $50,000 as a legendary bitcoin trader suddenly flips his bitcoin price prediction.

Now, as details of Donald Trump’s mystery crypto project trickle out, Musk has backed a $36 trillion “by the end of 2024” warning over the spiraling interest payments on the huge U.S. national debt pile.

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