[Short-Term U.S. Treasury Bills Account for 23% of Tradable Debt, VanEck Says Concerns Over 'Fiscal Dominance' Are Driving Bitcoin Higher] Odaily Planet Daily News: Bitcoin News posted on the X platform that Matt Seigel from VanEck stated the U.S. Treasury is increasingly financing U.S. debt through short-term Treasury bills, which now account for 23% of tradable debt, exceeding the Treasury Borrowing Advisory Committee's recommended range of 15% to 20%. He noted that this makes the cost of maintaining high interest rates increasingly expensive and puts pressure on the U.S. dollar. VanEck pointed out that over the past 15 years, the only consistent correlation between Bitcoin and the U.S. dollar has been a negative one. The institution believes this dynamic ultimately points to lower real interest rates, a structurally weaker dollar, and stronger support for Bitcoin as a hedging tool.