The U.S. national debt is currently at $39 trillion, and it's increasing by about $200–250 billion per month on average (around $8–8.5 billion per day). These are unimaginable numbers. Honestly, I can't think of any magic trick the Fed can pull to turn this around. Cut interest rates? Inflation goes out of control! Raise interest rates? National debt spirals out of control! In the end, I think they'll just default. If U.S. debt collapses, USDT, which mainly holds U.S. Treasuries, will collapse too. What then?