Congress spent three years asking if America should buy Bitcoin.
Delta Force answered in one weekend.
US Strategic Reserve: 327,000 BTC
Venezuela’s alleged shadow reserve: 600,000 BTC
Combined: 927,000 BTC
The Senate proposed buying 1 million BTC. Stalled in committee. Budget gridlock. Political theater.
Delta Force just delivered 93% of the target through extraction. Not legislation.
How Venezuela built it:
2018: 73 tons of gold exported through Turkey and UAE. Converted to BTC at $3,000-$10,000.
2023-2025: 80% of oil revenue collected in Tether. Washed into Bitcoin to avoid freeze risk.
2024: Private mining banned. Thousands of ASICs seized. State accumulated.
The reference class:
Germany sold 50,000 BTC in July 2024. Market crashed 15-20%.
Venezuela’s alleged stash is 12x larger.
But Germany sold. The US holds.
Executive Order March 2025: “The United States will not sell bitcoin deposited into this Strategic Bitcoin Reserve.”
3% of total supply. Locked in legal limbo for 5-10 years. Synthetic halving.
The problem nobody’s discussing:
Maduro is in a New York jail cell.
The man who controls the keys isn’t.
Alex Saab. Maduro’s financial architect. Multi-signature cold wallets designed by Swiss lawyers. Keys dispersed across operatives in multiple jurisdictions.
Welcome to seed phrase diplomacy.
The new great game isn’t fought with aircraft carriers.
It’s fought with cryptographic keys.
Every scenario except “holdings don’t exist” is bullish.
Seized and held: Supply shock.
Keys lost forever: Permanently dormant. Same effect.
Oil is the headline every network is running.
Bitcoin is the trade nobody is discussing.
Last year Monero was approx $101.95
In February 2024.
Currently Monero is now over $450.00 each Dec 2025.
BTC belongs to institutions now, much easier to trace, often easier to trace than fiat cash.
People are waking up to the only currency that keeps people anonymous.
People are switching to real safety and anonymous Monero. Nothing compares to it.
#bitcoin #asknostr #coffeechain
Worthless College Majors. Get a degree in one of these will lead to being poor and in a lot of debt:
Theology & Religious Vocations, Liberal Arts & Humanities, Performing Arts, Drama & Theater Arts, Fine & Studio Arts, Visual & Performing Arts (general), Film/Video & Photographic Arts, Dance, Music Performance, Music Theory & Composition, Early Childhood Education, Elementary Education, Art Education, Art History, Anthropology, Ethnic/Cultural/Gender/Area Studies, Philosophy & Religious Studies (combined), Linguistics & Comparative Literature, Classical Languages, Leisure & Recreational Studies, Parks/Recreation/Fitness Studies, Family & Consumer Sciences/Human Sciences, Human Development & Family Studies, Social Work, Human Services, Counseling Psychology, Clinical/Counseling Psychology (BA level), Sociology, Women’s/Gender Studies, Peace & Conflict Studies, Multicultural & Diversity Studies, Nutrition & Dietetics (BA level), Culinary Arts (bachelor’s), Hospitality & Tourism Management, Communications (general), Journalism (when not from top-20 programs), Public Relations/Image Management, Advertising (BA level), Creative Writing, English Literature, Composition & Rhetoric, History, Archaeology, Library Science (BA level), Multidisciplinary/Interdisciplinary Studies, General Studies.
These 50+ majors make up the true “bottom tier” for direct financial return. Many graduates end up in jobs that don’t require a degree at all (retail, admin, food service, gig work) and carry significant debt, which is why their net lifetime wealth gain is often near zero or negative compared to peers who skipped college.
