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🔥 Day 8 Hot Topic: XRP ETF Goes Live
REX-Osprey XRP ETF (XRPR) to Launch This Week! XRPR will be the first spot ETF tracking the performance of the world’s third-largest cryptocurrency, XRP, launched by REX-Osprey (also the team behind SSK). According to Bloomberg Senior ETF Analyst Eric Balchunas,
"We Can Pay off Our Country's Debt in Two Years Thanks to Bitcoin", He Said, and Buried the Gold! - Coin Bulletin
South African businessman and political figure Mzwanele Manyi has made striking statements on Bitcoin's potential to transform national economies.**
Manyi stated that if Bitcoin is used with the right strategy, South Africa can **eliminate its debt in just two years" and give the country financial independence.
Debt relief strategy with Bitcoin
South Africa has been struggling with a growing national debt burden for a long time. Rising debt limits government spending, while increasing pressure on the country's economy. A large part of government revenues is used to pay interest on debt.
Manyi believes that Bitcoin can play a critical role in solving this problem. Bitcoin's supply is limited to 21 million coins, making it an inflation-hedged store of value compared to fiat currencies. According to Manyi, by taking advantage of Bitcoin's long-term price growth, South Africa's debt burden could be eased and the country could gain economic independence.
Financial sovereignty for South Africa
Manyi thinks that Bitcoin will not only reduce debt, but also give South Africa greater financial sovereignty. He states that Bitcoin can reduce dependence on traditional financial systems and help the country control its external debts. Furthermore, Manyi notes that Bitcoin can also be an effective tool to protect the country's wealth against the potential depreciation of its gold reserves.