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Home»Bitcoin»Big Beautiful Bill, $5T Debt Ceiling To Benefit BTC price?

Big Beautiful Bill, $5T Debt Ceiling To Benefit BTC price?

Bitcoin By Gavin02/07/2025
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Takeaways from the conference:

  • The historical data does not show any consistent correlation between the price of Bitcoin and increases in US debt ceilings.

  • Bitcoin’s resilience is a reflection of the investors’ conviction that US fiscal policy will continue to devalue the US Dollar. 

United States Senators successfully advanced President Trump’s ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ on Tuesday, moving it one step closer to becoming law. Bitcoin users have been upset by the proposed debt limit increase of $5 trillion.BTCAdvocates believe this move will be the catalyst to an all-time record in 2025.

BTC/USD near debt ceiling increases/suspensions. TradingView / Cointelegraph

There are several good analyses that point out the importance of a bullish outlook for BitcoinPast US debt suspensions or increases in ceilings led to negative outcomes at least six months later. BTC only posted gains following the June 20,23 event.

Certains might claim that markets anticipate these developments. Bitcoin’s lackluster performance undermines this assumption. Bitcoin’s price remained the same at $105,000 on Tuesday as it had been five months before.

Bitcoin’s resilience happened despite expectations from many that Trump would increase the debt limit. The government was expected to run out of money by the middle of August, according to economists at that time.

The US debt ceiling has little relation to the Bitcoin bull market

According to the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO), the legislation proposed will increase the deficit by at least $3,3 trillion over the coming decade. This nearly 900 page bill was passed by the Senate with a single vote and will now be sent to the US House of Representatives.

Sven Henrich of NorthmanTrader criticized US Treasury Sec. Scott Bessent’s claim that the bill is a step towards democratization. “controlling the US debt.”

Source: x/NorthmanTrader

Henrich believes that increasing the debt ceiling is a good idea. “running record deficits” Lowering interest rates is aligned with “modern monetary theory”—an approach suggesting that governments can fund expenditures by creating money, rather than through taxes or borrowing.

Instead of focusing on the decisions made by lawmakers, we should focus our attention on how central banks will react. The cost of debt service will increase if the US Federal Reserve keeps interest rates high. A shift to a looser monetary policies could weaken the US dollar.

US 10-year Treasury (left in magenta), vs. Bitcoin/USD (right in blue). TradingView/Cointelegraph

In general, higher US Treasury Yields are indicative of reduced investor confidence. Buyers demand more compensation for the perceived risks. In the past, this indicator showed a positive correlation Due to Bitcoin’s popularity as an alternate asset, both prices tend to increase in tandem.

Decoupling is evident when Bitcoin holds above $105,000, while Treasury 10-year yield drops to 4.25% on 6 June from 4.50%. Even so, it remains too early to declare Bitcoin a proven reserve asset, particularly as both gold and the S&P 500 approach their own all-time highs.

Related: Bitcoin holds steady as major catalysts align for breakout above $110K

Source: x/KobeissiLetter

It appears that the broad markets are pricing in an effect. weaker US dollarAs evidenced by the capital flow into assets which traditionally profit from devaluation of currencies, including equities and commodities as well as Bitcoin.

The following is a list of “The Kobeissi Letter,” Investors reacting to US fiscal crisis and tariffs as well as pressure from the Fed on rates to be cut, have caused the devaluation of the US dollar.” 

Ultimately, while the debt ceiling increase may coincide with a Bitcoin rally above $110,000, historical patterns do not support a direct causal link between these events.

This article is for general information purposes and is not intended to be and should not be taken as legal or investment advice. The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed here are the author’s alone and do not necessarily reflect or represent the views and opinions of Cointelegraph.