TechFlow, April 16 — According to Cointelegraph, Matthew Sigel, VanEck's head of research, recently proposed an innovative treasury concept called "BitBonds," composed of 90% traditional U.S. Treasuries and 10% Bitcoin. This 10-year bond aims to help the U.S. refinance $14 trillion in debt maturing over the next three years. Sigel stated that even if Bitcoin’s value drops to zero, the government would still save money; if Bitcoin performs well, investors could earn up to 4.5% annualized returns, with excess gains split equally between the government and investors. Previously, the Bitcoin Policy Institute proposed a similar plan, estimating it could save the U.S. $700 billion in interest expenses over 10 years.
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