According to The Kobeissi Letter, moving all US spending to the blockchain could reduce fraud in the US Treasury's budget from approximately 24% to 0% overnight. This transition is highlighted as potentially saving around $69 billion annually if even 1% of US spending is wasted each year. Furthermore, cutting fraud by 5% could save an estimated $338 billion, which equates to approximately 19% of annual deficit spending. This analysis suggests that blockchain could be a pivotal tool in reducing wasteful expenditures in government budgets.