Germany just dropped some heavy numbers. Their national debt? Heading straight for the €3 trillion mark next year. Wild, right?

The Bundestag just gave the green light to their 2026 budget this week. Here's the kicker – they're planning to borrow €182 billion in 2025. Compare that to this year's €143 billion, and you're looking at a massive jump.

That's nearly €40 billion more in fresh debt. For context, we're talking about Europe's largest economy here, and these fiscal moves don't happen in a vacuum. When major economies pile on debt like this, it tends to ripple through global markets – including crypto.

Government spending at this scale usually means one thing: more liquidity pumping through the system. Whether that flows into traditional assets or finds its way into digital markets, time will tell. But these macro shifts? They matter more than most people think.