The White House has disclosed that the initial six days of military conflict with Iran incurred costs equivalent to approximately 50% of the U.S. government's Bitcoin reserves. According to reports, the administration informed lawmakers that military spending reached at least $11 billion within the first week of the conflict. This massive fiscal burn highlights the significant economic strain caused by escalating geopolitical tensions. The disclosure was part of a briefing to Congress regarding the immediate financial impact of ongoing military operations. Analysts suggest that such high spending rates could lead to concerns over government asset liquidation or a further increase in national debt. The comparison to BTC reserves underscores the scale of expenditure relative to the government's strategic digital assets.
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