The Treasury Inspector General’s report shows IRS Criminal Investigation drowning in digital asset seizures with no grasp of the tech, custody, or procedures required to handle bearer assets. They’re flying blind with billions in “crypto” under their control.
Gold deserves respect for surviving currency collapses, war, and regime changes. It taught us about scarcity and central banking risks but clinging solely to gold ignores reality. The world evolved; monetary assets have too.
Here’s the basic structure: U.S. issues a 10-year bond, 90% Treasuries + 10% BTC purchased at issuance. Investors get full BTC upside until hitting a 4.5% annualized return. After that, gains split 50/50 with Treasury.
Amazon has quietly become China’s favorite export machine. Over 75% of new sellers are Chinese companies flooding the site with cheap, low-quality garbage. You’re not saving money. You probably haven't even noticed but you’re just buying more junk you don't need, more often.
2/25 I wrote about this before. Maybe come back to it later if interested. Now toss in the tariffs and it's even more interesting.
𝕏 is where the free speech battle is actually happening. It has the scale, tools and leadership to resist the establishment. 
The absurdity of Wyoming—the most Bitcoin-friendly state in America—rejecting a strategic Bitcoin reserve bill should tell you everything about the viability of Senator Cynthia Lummis’s national proposal. If it can’t pass Wyoming what chance does it have in Congress? ZEE-ro.
First, understand that in simple terms, the bill proposes the establishment of a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, where the United States would purchase and custody 1M Bitcoin over five years to enhance national financial security and diversify reserves.