Elon Musk's comparison of the Federal Reserve to a Monopoly game has sparked a heated debate on monetary policy, with analysts advocating for investments in Bitcoin, gold, and silver amid rising U.S. debt and economic uncertainty.

Musk's tweet highlighted the FED's ability to create money without constraint, likening it to the Monopoly rule where players can create money substitutes to continue the game. This analogy has raised concerns about the FED's monetary policy, particularly the potential for inflation and currency devaluation.

Analysts like Michaël van de Poppe and Peter Schiff are recommending investments in Bitcoin, gold, and silver, anticipating an economic crisis and the resumption of quantitative easing (QE). Van de Poppe expects the FED to restart QE in a few months, while Schiff predicts a significant rise in gold and silver prices, potentially leading to the biggest precious metals bull market in history.

Schiff, however, remains skeptical about Bitcoin, calling it "dead money" and warning about potential negative side effects of outflows from Bitcoin ETFs. He raises concerns about consumer confidence, inflation, and interest rates, forecasting that recessionary pressures might push the FED to lower rates and start QE again, leading to worsening inflation.

The rising U.S. debt has led investors to seek refuge in Bitcoin and gold as hedges against inflation. A recent report indicated that concerns about the country's fiscal path have increased investments in these assets. The U.S. budget deficit is projected to hit $2.6 trillion by 2034, with the debt held by the public on track to reach a record 106% of GDP by 2028.

The recent approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs has increased demand for Bitcoin, with the price surging over $73,000 due to new investment possibilities. The expectation of the halving event of Bitcoin, which usually precedes price surges, has added to the interest, with analysts predicting a surge above $100,000.