Topic: #debt
-
South Korea's Supreme Court sets rules for courts to seize and sell debtors' crypto
South Korea's Supreme Court promulgated Rule 3280 on Oct. 12, standardizing how courts freeze, transfer and sell debtors' crypto on exchanges and in private wallets, effective Nov. 1.
-
Ray Dalio says AI market nears bubble burst point as debt costs rise
Bridgewater founder Ray Dalio told Bloomberg Television on October 6 that the AI market shows classic bubble signs, citing hyperscalers' growing reliance on debt as borrowing costs climb.
-
Oracle's $638B AI backlog offset by $129.5B debt, credit downgrade
Oracle's fiscal 2026 results revealed a $638 billion AI backlog but also $129.5 billion in debt, negative free cash flow, and a credit downgrade to BBB-, raising questions about whether cloud revenue growth can service the company's mounting liabilities.
-
US national debt hits $40 trillion, escalating fiscal crisis
The US gross national debt hit $40.047 trillion on August 18, 2026, adding $1 trillion in less than five months. Rising interest costs and shrinking policy flexibility are intensifying concerns about long-term fiscal sustainability and market stability.
-
PowerCompute's $18M Bitcoin bridge loan deadline passes with no disclosure
PowerCompute's US Digital subsidiary borrowed $18.07 million from Arch Lending on a 4-day bridge note due August 1, representing 97% of its Bitcoin treasury. As of press time, no SEC filing or statement confirmed whether the loan was repaid, extended, or defaulted.
-
Bitcoin's $39,900 liquidation wall poses bigger threat than ETF flows
Bitcoin-backed lending has surged to $67 billion, creating a cascade of liquidation thresholds that could trigger forced selling below current prices. The largest risk zone sits near $39,900, where crypto loans would breach their 80% loan-to-value limits and force collateral sales.
-
US Treasury faces refinancing crisis as Fed turns hawkish on rates
The US government faces a refinancing crisis as $39.5 trillion in total debt matures, with roughly 20% due in four months and the Fed signaling higher rates ahead to combat inflation.
-
China tightens offshore fundraising rules, straining local debt markets
China's National Development and Reform Commission has extended approval timelines for offshore bond quotas and restricted short-term LGFV issuances, creating headwinds for local government financing vehicles managing $35 billion in 2026 maturities.