According to @godbole17, the latest U.S. National Security Strategy signals a pivot back to the Monroe Doctrine, prioritizing Western Hemisphere control and transactional global ties, which he states marks a strategic refocus driven by the cost of geography (source: @godbole17, X, Dec 7, 2025). According to @godbole17, sustaining distant power projection drains finances and compels fiscal and monetary overstretch, a macro risk factor explicitly highlighted by him that is relevant for liquidity‑sensitive markets including crypto such as BTC and ETH and for headline risk around Taiwan, India, and China (source: @godbole17). According to @godbole17, adversaries exploit overextension and domestic imbalances to keep regional flashpoints simmering, reinforcing persistent policy overstretch, while he adds that nations should respond with tech upgrades, economic interdependence, and strategic partnerships, a policy path he frames as important for how risk‑asset conditions evolve (source: @godbole17).