🏆🤖US National Debt Just Keeps Rising, but will it Stop?

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Good morning Opportunists. As the US national debt climbs to dizzying heights, many are left wondering if it will ever level off—or if it’s destined to keep soaring. Meanwhile, Bitcoin is back in the spotlight, raising eyebrows and expectations as it dances with volatility. And let's not forget our interplanetary neighbor; Mars is serving up tantalizing clues that hint at exciting discoveries ahead. First time reader? Join over 5,000 Opportunists searching for what the Elitists, Politicians, and Billionaires money is doing so you know what happens next. Don’t be left in the dark, Sign up here.

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US National Debt

US National Debt Just Keeps Rising, but will it Stop?

Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates, warns that America's towering national debt of $35 trillion will keep climbing, regardless of who wins the upcoming election.

In a Bloomberg interview, he emphasized that the looming vote represents a pivotal moment for key issues like taxation and federal power, but he believes the debt will largely be overlooked as the government opts for inflationary strategies to ease its burden.

Dalio predicts a more “fragmented” America, where people turn to state governments for guidance due to deep divisions with the federal administration.

He also highlights that candidates’ tax policies could significantly sway the markets, noting that changes in corporate taxes can impact investment returns and overall market prices.

Bitcoin

What is the Future of Bitcoin?

Bitcoin is bouncing back after a dip to $52,000, fueled by inflation warnings from JPMorgan's CEO and the ongoing Wall Street bitcoin buzz, led by BlackRock.

In a surprising twist, news of a secret meeting between Elon Musk and El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele comes just as China announces bold stimulus measures to boost its faltering economy, including cutting bank reserves and mortgage rates.

Despite the excitement in Asian markets, Bitcoin hasn’t reacted much, highlighting its current link to U.S. monetary policy rather than Chinese developments.

Some optimistic investors, like BitMex co-founder Arthur Hayes, are predicting a potential surge to $1 million per Bitcoin, especially as fiscal spending ramps up globally.

Mars Interplanetary Travel

Mars Keeps Looking More and More Promising

Last week, scientists and the internet were buzzing when the Perseverance rover discovered a striking black-and-white striped rock, dubbed "Freya Castle," on Mars.

After a month of navigating steep slopes toward the crater rim, the rover finally hit a flatter stretch, allowing it to spot familiar landmarks like the iconic Kodiak Butte.

When the team analyzed images of Freya Castle, they were amazed by its unique zebra-like pattern, suggesting it might have formed through igneous or metamorphic processes.

As Perseverance continues its ascent, researchers are eager to find more of these intriguing rocks, hoping they offer fresh insights into Mars' ancient history.

Entertainment

Riddle for the Deeply Inquisitive Minded

Challenge yourself with this riddles designed to boost your open-mindedness. By engaging with thought-provoking puzzles, you’ll gain a glimpse into the curiosity and wonder that billionaires actively pursue every day.

The answers you can find on the internet just by searching the question, but most billionaires are innovators and don’t have the internet to find the answer to their problem. See if you can do it without help. Or just a little. 

Einsteins Famous House Riddle: There are five houses lined up next to each other along a street. Each house is a different color, and each homeowner is of a different nationality, drinks a different beverage, smokes a different brand of cigar, and owns a different pet.

If these variables can never repeat from house to house, which homeowner has a pet fish? 

15 clues:

1. The Englishman lives in a house with red walls.

2. The Swede keeps dogs.

3. The Dane drinks tea.

4. The house with green walls is just to the left of the house with white walls.

5. The owner of the house with green walls drinks coffee.

6. The man who smokes Pall Mall keeps birds.

7. The owner of the house with yellow walls smokes Dunhills.

8. The man in the center house drinks milk.

9. The Norwegian lives in the first house.

10. The Blend smoker has a neighbor who keeps cats.

11. The man who smokes Blue Masters drinks beer.

12. The man who keeps horses lives next to the Dunhill smoker.

13. The German smokes Prince.

14. The Norwegian lives next to the house with blue walls.

15. The Blend smoker has a neighbor who drinks water.

*It might help to organize this question into a grid, like this:

Be sure to start with clues 8 and 9:

Science and Technology

New Methods of Air Travel: Odys Aviation is teaming up with Fiji Airways to provide hybrid-electric flying vehicles that will transport medical supplies and cargo across Fiji's 330 islands, overcoming infrastructure challenges. The Laila VTOL can fly up to 400 miles, paving the way for new emergency routes while also boosting Fiji Airways' future travel operations, as both companies aim to foster sustainable aviation and connect the region more effectively.

The New Player in Fuel: Ammonia is emerging as a promising player in the green energy game, especially when paired with other fuels in dual-fuel engines. As technology evolves and the push for sustainable energy intensifies, ammonia could revolutionize industries like shipping by providing a carbon-free alternative, though it does require some tweaks to existing engine systems for optimal performance.

Hydrogen Power: A hydrogen-powered superyacht is making waves, but it’s the innovative electric tender that could truly transform the boating industry. Built by Seattle's Zin Boats, this 37-foot marvel is packed with high-tech features, from its space-age materials to its eco-friendly design, and it's rumored to be linked to Bill Gates, potentially making it a game-changer in sustainable boating.

Business & Markets

The Top Red Flag for Business Owners in Employees: We've all encountered that one colleague who dominates meetings and hogs the spotlight, and Sarah Paiji Yoo, CEO of eco-friendly startup Blueland, aims to avoid hiring such anti-collaborative types. Instead, she seeks team players who appreciate diverse perspectives, believing that collaboration not only boosts morale and productivity but also gives companies a competitive edge—because let's face it, teamwork makes the dream work!

A Raise Might Not Help Buy You a Home: If you were hoping a raise would finally make homeownership attainable, recent housing market data might burst that bubble. Home prices set new records in July, climbing 0.2% for the month and 5% over the past year, outpacing wage growth and highlighting a persistent affordability crisis fueled by a housing shortage that’s been simmering since the Great Recession.

Jensen Huang’s Stock in Nvidia: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang just wrapped up a hefty stock sale worth over $700 million, cashing in on 120,000 shares valued at nearly $14.3 million ahead of schedule. Despite the sale, he's still sitting on a mountain of 75.4 million shares directly and another 786 million through trusts and partnerships, as Nvidia’s stock has more than doubled this year thanks to skyrocketing demand for its AI chips.