Alexandre Laizet on The French Debt Crisis: “Europe is in Need of Bitcoin”

Article Patrick Green Friday, 30 October 2026

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Alexandre Laizet on The French Debt Crisis: “Europe is in Need of Bitcoin”

France hits 120% debt-to-GDP. Capital B's Alexandre Laizet explains why misspent debt and currency debasement make the case for a Bitcoin treasury strategy.

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