Mark MossChief Bitcoin Strategist Satsuma | Partner BTCOppFund | ArchLending | BlockwareTeam | 100M+ YouTube

Here's How The Government's Debt Affects You...

26 May 2026 · 1 min

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In this monologue, Mark Moss explains how the rapid growth of government debt forces a dual process: debt must accelerate while interest rates are driven ever lower, enabling cheap borrowing. Coupled with money printing, this dynamic inflates asset prices, making debt cheaper and assets more valuable—a feedback loop he calls "the game." Moss then shares his vision of a Bitcoin‑based monetary system, aligning with Ron Paul’s call to end the Federal Reserve, and expresses a desire for a future where money purchases more goods and services. He notes that he speaks at conferences to promote building and investing in the world he wants, while acknowledging the current reality as a pragmatic constraint.

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The government's debt is growing so fast that two things have to happen. The debt has to grow faster and faster and faster, but they also have to keep pushing interest rates lower and lower and lower. So we can borrow cheaper and cheaper and cheaper, and then the money printing and debt push our assets up higher and higher and higher. So our debt gets cheaper and our assets go up. That's the game. I dream of a Bitcoin world, and I dream of when our money buys us more goods and services in the future, and I dream of a world I stand with Ron Paul to end the Fed, but that's just not the world that we live in today. I want to make that world so. I speak at conferences to help bring that into fruition. And maybe at some point in the future we get there, but we have to understand there's like, I'm a strong believer in building the world that you want, investing in the world that you want to see, but also being a realist that like, this is what we live in today. So I wish this didn't have to be the case, but it is.