In a fiery official statement, Russia alleges the U.S. is planning to weaponize stablecoins and CBDCs as a new layer of economic warfare — targeting sanctioned countries while keeping the dollar relevant in a post-SWIFT world.

TL;DR: The U.S. is betting on “crypto-dollar dominance.” Russia’s not having it.

A leaked statement from a FinCEN roundtable revealed something chilling:

“Treasury is finalizing rules around banning privacy tools.”
Tools like Samourai Wallet, Wasabi, and mixers could soon be outlawed — even for law-abiding citizens.

Your right to privacy isn’t being debated. It’s being erased.

Having larger ramifications for all “crypto” transactions.

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President Tokayev just made it official:

Kazakhstan will create a national crypto reserve and legalize digital assets by 2026.

The signal is clear — nations are hedging against fiat risk.

Charlie Kirk, a vocal Bitcoiner and key figure in the Ross Ulbricht clemency movement, was assassinated in what is being called a politically motivated attack.

Kirk wasn't just a cultural commentator — he helped rally national attention to freeing Ross, and consistently warned about the dangers of central bank power.

The S&P 500 just snubbed Michael Saylor, choosing Robinhood and a dating app instead. His response? Drop $217M on nearly 2,000 more Bitcoin—now holding over 3% of the supply. Institutions, Harvard, and even Trump are waking up, but by the time Wall Street gets it, it may already be too late.