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Bitcoin 2026 Conference, Las Vegas.
The big shot from the White House Digital Asset Advisory Committee, Patrick Witt, took the stage and confidently said:
"Significant breakthroughs in Bitcoin strategic reserves within weeks."
The president's executive order has been signed, the legal framework is in progress, protecting Bitcoin on the government’s balance sheet—sounds impressive.
At the same time, Michael Saylor spent another $2.5 billion to buy BTC, pushing his holdings over 815k coins. He now calls it “the eve of a large-scale supply shock.”
The government says it’s stockpiling, and compani

The current Persian Gulf is staging a scene of "calm madness."
Don't expect to see a "peace agreement" when you wake up tomorrow morning. It no longer exists. Trump has already put "long-term blockade of Hormuz" on the table. Iran holds a gun in hand, shouting about "unprecedented" retaliation.
In the strait, the daily passing ships have dropped from 130 to 7. This isn't war; it's "economic thrombosis." Oil prices have risen above $110, and insurance companies whisper in your ear: want to pass? First pay a "toll" of 1.5% of the ship's value.
When "geopolitical risk hedging" meets "high inflati

On April 30, the Federal Reserve held an interest rate decision: 12 voting members, 4 opposed.
One said the rate cut should happen immediately—by 25 basis points.
Three said, “You don’t have to cut, but don’t present in your statement as if you’re going to cut.”
Investment banks all thought the word “further” would be removed, but it wasn’t.
This was Powell’s last meeting as chair—he stubbornly pressed down the “dovish” coffin lid.
But these 4 dissenting votes are not opposing the rate; they’re opposing the man himself.
Powell is truly a lone wolf this time.
Governor Milan—calling for a rate c