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A moment that completely overturns common sense across the internet 🤣
Saudi Arabia?! Are they actually borrowing money?!
Even oil-reliant “ceiling” countries face funding pressure?
Saudi Arabia officially plans to raise $8 billion
Truly, never did I expect this
A Middle Eastern powerhouse that’s won for decades by relying on oil—does it lack cash too?
Even a royal kingdom known for extravagant spending needs short-term loans to bridge gaps?
It all balances instantly—turns out no one can always be flush with cash 😂

In recent times, the situation in the Middle East has remained tense, with all kinds of consumption spending surging, and Saudi Arabia’s fiscal pressure has become fully apparent. The market is keen to spot risks: to cover the budget deficit, Saudi Arabia will likely push oil prices higher. Inflation then rebounds, and the entire crypto market—especially Bitcoin—takes the brunt, trading in pressured, range-bound volatility.

#沙特 This is not an economic collapse at all—it's simply that development investment is too massive. Nationwide infrastructure upgrades, industrial transformation, the rise of culture and tourism, and strategic plans being implemented—year after year, enormous funding. Add disturbances from external conditions and disruptions to oil transportation, and a gap appears in revenues and expenditures. This year’s planned financing is 57.8 billion; this time, the 8 billion is just a small emergency measure.

After successful financing, Saudi Arabia won’t need to rely on higher oil prices to increase revenue, and market pressure will ease.
The more I understand it, the more I realize: cash flow is the ultimate trump card in chaotic times.
No matter how many real estate holdings or paper assets you have, it’s not as good as having live money in hand.
The biggest advantage in the crypto world is that assets are flexible—you can liquidate anytime.
If you keep working deep in the crypto space and focus on making money, with cash in hand, everything will be calm and composed! #沙特寻求约80亿美元贷款