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Macro economy expert Luke Gromen claimed that the winner of the US presidential elections in November could take a significant step in combating inflation. Gromen expressed his expectation for the issuance of long-term Treasury bonds to curb inflation, but he made an interesting suggestion that these bonds should offer an incentive in the form of Bitcoin (BTC) to their buyers.
Gromen Believes Bitcoin Should Be Used in Inflation Control
Gromen stated, “We will offer 30-year Treasury bonds with a 2.5% yield, and each bond will include a Bitcoin incentive,” suggesting that this offer could increase its appeal. The macro economy expert emphasized that there is no credit risk in these bonds, and the only risk long-term bondholders might face is the currency’s value. Gromen argues that this strategy will eliminate the risk of inflation.
The 30-year bonds having a 2.5% yield means that interest rates will remain stable in the long term. Gromen explains that large companies rely on interest rates to determine their capital costs, and changes in interest rates could force these companies to adjust their prices to cover borrowing costs.
Stable interest rates allow large businesses to plan for the future and ensure that their capital costs remain unchanged. This situation helps companies become more competitive and efficient.
Economic Strategy and Long-Term Planning
Gromen emphasized that policy discussions in Washington have been controlled by Wall Street for many years, and the real economy needs stable and well-understood capital costs for long-term projects.
The macro economy expert stated that controlling capital costs is critical for policies to achieve strategic goals.
