Square just flipped the switch, over 4 million merchants across the U.S. can now accept Bitcoin at checkout. Coffee shops, barbers, boutiques, food trucks… Bitcoin payments are going mainstream in real time.

Senator Cynthia Lummis says it’s “past time” for a de minimis exemption so Americans can spend Bitcoin without triggering capital gains tax. If passed, Bitcoin becomes usable money, not a taxable event.

Members of the 119th Congress have dropped a new digital-asset market structure draft, proposing clearer definitions, CFTC authority, and a regulated framework for Bitcoin and crypto trading.

It’s early, but it signals Washington finally taking Bitcoin seriously.

Global money supply (M2) continues to rocket upward while Bitcoin temporarily lags behind. Historically, this setup doesn’t last, Bitcoin tends to “wake up” and erase the gap with explosive upside.

The economy’s crumbling, the government is handing out stimmies, and socialism is creeping in. But while fiat burns, Bitcoin stands ready. This episode breaks down the political theater, the financial rot beneath it, and why Bitcoin could be the ultimate winner in the chaos ahead.