#数字资产动态追踪 Getting to the point, no beating around the bush.

The three-layer dilemma of the US economy

First layer: brutal
The debt machine runs 24/7. With $34 trillion in national debt accumulated, daily interest payments already exceed military budgets. The system relies on continuous money printing to sustain itself, essentially self-destructing in the process.

Second layer: brutal
Wealth is rapidly concentrating. The top 1% of global wealth now exceeds the combined wealth of the middle 60%. Asset management giants like BlackRock hold $10 trillion in assets—comparable to the GDP of some countries. But the problem is, this capital has long been decoupled from the fate of national economies.

Third layer: brutal
Rules have been rewritten. Seventy percent of campaign funding comes from capital lobbying, tilting policy in their favor. Any reform proposals that touch on redistributing interests are silently suppressed by this self-protection system of capital.

Why no one can break the deadlock

Capital has evolved three defense mechanisms: first, a global tax haven system that makes wealth untraceable; second, codifying the rules of the game through legal tools; third, diverting core conflicts through social division. Any politician attempting to touch this cake is essentially ending their political career.

Conclusion

The debt countdown is accelerating, and wealth monopolization is deepening. When top-tier assets and bottom-tier survival are completely out of balance, the system’s self-correcting mechanisms will activate. The engine is idling, and those in control of the throttle have long abandoned ship.