➡ Congress plans to acquire 1 million bitcoins, which is 5% of the total supply, without spending any money. This move could change the financial system that has been in place for over 50 years. The acquisition will be done in a way that the U.S. Treasury will hold the bitcoins for at least 20 years and will have to prove every 90 days that they still possess them. This could have significant implications for individual wealth and the future of the global monetary system.
➡ The U.S. is preparing for a significant financial shift involving digital assets. This change is linked to the U.S. Treasury’s gold reserves, which have been valued at $42.22 per ounce since 1973, despite the current market price being over $4,500 per ounce. If Congress revalues the gold to its market price, it would add $1.1 trillion to the U.S. Treasury balance sheet, providing a budget-neutral way to acquire Bitcoin. This change is part of a broader plan to modernize the financial system, and it’s being openly coordinated by the U.S. Government and the White House.
➡ The U.S. government has kept the price of gold low for over 50 years to maintain the strength of the dollar and attract low-interest loans. However, a shift in the monetary system is underway, similar to the transition from silver to gold in 1873. The U.S. is leading this change, moving from fiat currency to a Bitcoin reserve, while China continues to invest in gold. This transition will determine the leading economies for the next century, and how individuals position their investments during this time is crucial.
➡ The U.S. is making significant strides towards embracing Bitcoin, with key milestones including the House Financial Services Committee’s markup of the ARMA bill and the Senate Banking Committee’s markup of the Bitcoin Act. The Treasury is also changing rules around gold valuation, signaling a move towards digital assets. These developments could lead to the U.S. acquiring Bitcoin for its strategic reserve, marking the first expansion of U.S. reserve assets in 82 years. This shift is being closely watched by other nations and institutional investors, while individual investors have the advantage of being able to act quickly on these changes.

Congress just announced its plan to acquire 1 million bitcoin. It’s 5% of the total supply. And they’re doing it in a budget neutral way, which basically means they’re not paying for it. Now, it’s easy to see the headline and assume that you get the story, but where they’re coming up with the money, that matters because it’s changing the bedrock of the financial system that’s been standing for over 50 years. Now, this shift is even bigger than the global monetary reset that happened over 80 years ago. Now, of course, if you understand this, you have a head start on the rest of the market and the world.

But if you fail to see this shift, well, your portfolio is going to feel the effects generationally. So in this video, I’m going to break it all down, what the new bitcoin bill says. I want to show you what most people have been wrong about. I’m going to break down where the money is actually coming from, because that’s the most important piece of this whole story. And then we’re going to look at the implications for your own wealth and the future of the global monetary system. Going to be a really big video. So let’s go. All right, let’s jump right in.

As I said, we got a big video to cover because this is important. This is something bigger than you’ve ever seen in your lifetime because these things happen longer than an average lifetime. So let’s jump right in. Let’s talk about the facts. I’m going to talk about the facts. I want to talk about the news, because this is all brand new. This is just happening. But of course, you can read the news on your own. So I don’t want to give you the news. I want to tell you what this means. I’m going to connect the dots of history so you can see exactly how big this is.

Of course, what we’re going to do about it. Now, the bill that we’re talking about here is called the American Reserve Modernization Act. We’re going to call this ARMA for short. That’s what we’re calling it. And so for the rest of the video, I’m going to refer to that. Now, arma was introduced May 21. So depending on when you’re watching this video, within the last couple weeks, House bill and the 119th Congress, ARMA act, right now it’s in the US House of Representatives. And it’s. If you want to know the. Probably the most important thing upfront is that this is not some theoretical thing, right? It’s not a theoretical proposal.

It’s not an op ed. It’s not someone’s opinion. It’s not a, it’s not someone running a campaign promise. It’s real legislation. All right? This is literally sitting on Congress’s desk right now. Now, it was introduced by two members. We have Nick Bigich, two House members, and we have. That’s a Republican from Alaska, and we have Jared golden and he’s Democrat. He’s a Democrat from Maine. So we have Republican and we have Democrat bipartisanship. There’s also 17 House Republicans that are also co sponsoring this. So it’s not just like one guy. We have over 17 co sponsors from the House on this.

Now, I’m not going to tell you, this is, this is certainly bipartisan, which is great. It’s not deeply bipartisan because there’s only one Democrat that’s co sponsoring the list so far. But the bipartisan structure on the lead sponsor line is the thing that really matters at this point right here. And the reason why is because it gives ARMA the credibility. That gives it more importantly the durability. Right? That means it could survive the next election. It can survive a change in administration, and it survives if more than one party takes the House. Now, ARMA isn’t alone, right? There’s already a Senate companion to this bill.

So this is a continuation. We’re going to break down sort of how we got here. I’ll get to that in a minute. But this is not a loan, right? This is a continuation. This is a continuation of where we’re at. So there’s already a Senate companion into this bill. It’s called the Bitcoin Act. Now, that one is sponsored by somebody else, by Senator Cynthia Lummis. She’s a Republican from Wyoming, and she originally introduced her version of that bill back in August of 2024. So here we are almost two years later and this is progressing. That’s the most important piece, not the individual thing.

We want to always look at the direction that we’re going. So here we are two years later and it’s still going. Now, she did reintroduce a new version of that this past March. So what we’re actually looking at here is two parallel tracks. This bill, this bill is taking shape two different ways. So, like, if one doesn’t work, the other one does. But it’s two parallel tracks and it’s the House and the Senate. Okay, that’s important to understand. So there’s two different bills, two different tracks, but the destination is the Same, they’re achieving the same thing.

All right, so let’s dig into what it does the news a little bit before we get into what this really means. But what does ARMA actually do? So if we start with the headline, the news, the bills calls for the US treasury, the United States treasury, to acquire 1 million Bitcoin. Boom. Now they, the bill calls for them to acquire the 1 million bitcoin over five years at a cadence of about 200,000 bitcoin per year for five years. Now, that would equal at 1 million bitcoin that, that equal 5% of every bitcoin that will ever exist.

That’s it. Now, of course, that’s a lot. One million is a lot. Let’s put that into context. One million bitcoin is more than every other sovereign nation on earth. It’s more than all of them hold combined. That includes China, El Salvador, Bhutan, every government in the world that owns bitcoin. Right? Now, if we add them all together, the US Would have more than five times that under this new ARMA bill. Right. And of course, that’s by design. The whole point of the bill is to make the United States the dominant sovereign bitcoin holder in the world.

Not a participant, but the dominant holder. That’s been Trump’s administration promise. That’s what he’s been talking about forever, the entire administration. We’re going to come back to who in the administration’s on board with this. Now, a lot of people have speculated that the government would use bitcoin. So we’re going to buy bitcoin and then we’ll sell it at some point to pay off the national debt. Right? We’re going to pay off the debt with it. But that’s not the way this bill is structured. It’s not structured that way, which I think is a good thing. It’s a different topic.

But the acquisition itself, if we read the fine print, if we read the news, it tells us that we’re not treating this, the government is not treating this as a trade. All right? The treasury has to hold the bitcoin for a minimum of 20 years, meaning that it can’t be sold for over two decades, regardless of what the price action is, regardless of which administration comes in as a key piece. The treasury also has to publish a copy quarterly proof of reserves every 90 days. So prove that they have it. They have to do that fully on chain and has to be verifiable to the public.

The custody itself has to be built like a national security asset, multi signature security so, you know, there’s all the speculation about how much gold do we have? Which we’ll come back to that in a minute. How much gold do we have and is there really gold? And the Trump administration is going to do some audit to find out if the gold’s there. But we don’t have to worry about that with the bitcoin, right. Reserve, because in this act, they have to publish the proof, proof of reserves on chain every 90 days. All right? And then the way all the security has to be set up, quantum resistant cryptography, all that.

So this isn’t just a position, it’s a reserve asset that’s locked in for a generation. We’re talking about 20 years. Okay, so that’s kind of the news. But let’s get to the piece that’s really groundbreaking here. I talked about the secret 10 year plan. I’m talking about a shift that only happens once in a lifetime. So what am I talking about? The part of this bill that isn’t really getting a lot of attention, but to me it’s the most important piece is how they’re paying for the bitcoin. Now when the Trump administration first started talking about this a year ago, almost two years ago, they talked about getting it in a budget neutral way.

So they want to acquire the bitcoin in a budget neutral way, which basically means they’re not going to pay for it. That means no new taxes, no new tariffs, no new printing of dollars. The US treasury would acquire the 1 million Bitcoin with, without having to spend a dollar, without having to get new federal money. You know, any, any of those terms, which sounds crazy, right? Like, wouldn’t you like to get bitcoin in a budget neutral way, right? So the, the question becomes, the obvious question becomes is where’s the money come from? And if you understand this piece, you’ll understand the whole shift that’s going to happen, right? This is the piece of history.

It shows us that the new financial system is being set up. Okay? Now before I break that down, which is a big piece, it’s, it’s a massive shift. And shifts like this again don’t happen, you know, in one attempt, right? So there’s attempts at this happening. It doesn’t happen overnight. We’re two years into this. And, and I do want to say that even if this fails, it’s the direction that matters, okay? Even though we have two tracks, we have two bills, even if this fails is the direction that matters. Because the US Government and the White House are all working and they’re all paying attention here.

Patrick Witt, right here, he runs the President’s Council on Digital Assets. So, yes, the US President has formed a council for digital Assets. And he went on recently on my friend’s podcast, the Wolf of All Streets with Scott Melker, and he was talking about this bill, the ARMA bill, and he framed it like this. He said that this is version two. He said the White House is publicly calling ARMA the next iteration of a reserve framework that’s already been introduced. Okay, so this isn’t like a House Republican going rogue here. This is a coordinated build, and it’s all happening on the open for all of us to watch.

Okay, but let’s get back to the question, the question that I say unlocks the entire real story here. Where is the money coming from? Now, to understand how we get the money, we have to kind of go back in time a little bit. Let’s go back in our time machine. Let’s go back 82 years. Let’s go all the way back to 1944. If you watch this channel regularly, you know what happened in 1944, of course, it was the Bretton woods agreement. We had 44 nations of the world all come together in a hotel in New Hampshire, and they built what we have is today the modern monetary system.

They built it from scratch right under this, under the Bretton Woods Agreement. But what they agreed to, right, was pretty straightforward, that all the nation’s currencies or all the governments of the world’s currencies would peg to the US Dollar. And the US Dollar would be the reserve currency, and it would be backed by gold. Okay? It’d be at a fixed price of US$35 would equal one ounce of gold. Now, that system held together for about 30 years until 1971. Now, in 1971, the US government printed too many dollars. They didn’t have enough gold. And so when government started saying, we don’t want your dollars, we want the gold, President Richard Nixon, 1971, said, you know, he rug pulled the world.

Nope, we’re not going to pay you back. We’re not going to give you the gold. No longer will we redeem that. He suspended the gold convertibility. So what that meant was that foreign governments could no longer get the gold. They had to be stuck with the dollars. Now, of course, like all government programs, it was supposed to be temporary, and it wasn’t right now, there was a brief intermediate step somewhere around December of that year. Well, basically, what happened is then we get to 1973. This is two years after the Nixon shock, right? 71 to 73.

And Congress passed something right here called the Par Value Modification Act. And what that act did was set the official statutory price of gold, the price that the US treasury would carry it on their books at going forward. The. The government gold, all the government gold had to be valued at $42 and 22 cents an ounce. Now, that number, what it’s held on the book is frozen. That means that over time, as gold went up, it still was at $42.22 an ounce, right? It hasn’t been updated. Not in 1980, gold peaked at $850 in 1989, 2020, when gold crossed $2,000, not last week, when it traded for over $4,500 an ounce.

For 53 years, the US treasury has been carrying every single ounce of gold that’s on its books at the $42.22. And meanwhile, in the real world today, gold is traded in at over $4,500 an ounce. Now, if you’re good at math, that’s 107 times the price that it’s on the official books at 107 times. Now, most people, when they hear this number, even if you’re, you know, somewhat financially literate, you. You don’t realize that it’s just sitting there. It’s sitting there at that number. If we take a look at this chart right here. Take a look.

And so we can see this, right? We can see back here, it was $35 an ounce, right? Now, again, it stayed there because it was pegged under that Bretton woods agreement. But when we got off the gold standard, you can see how the price floated up to $850. But again, it’s still held at the book value, right? It came down a little bit here into the year 2000, and then it surged well back up again to 2000 at the COVID spike. And then again back here, we are about $4,500, right? That’s the gold. This is the gold market over 82 years.

But if we look at this red line, if we look at this red line right here, this is the gap, right? This is what the US treasury has been carrying the same gold at. On the official books, $42, not 4,500, $42 for 53 years, never adjusted. Now, the gap between those two lines, the 107 times divergence, is the entire setup for what ARRMA does, okay? Because that gap, it’s real money, right? You have assets on your books. You have Bitcoin. You have your house, you have your stocks. And whatever you bought them for is fine, whatever.

But you want to know what the valuation is today? What did I buy it at? Sure, my cost basis. But what is the value of that today? And so this unlocks everything. There is $1.17 trillion of unrecognized gains sitting there on the US Treasury’s balance sheet right now, hating it, hiding right in plain sight because of what they locked the price in back when they got up the gold standard. Okay, so now let’s break down the math. If we start with on the what’s on the books, how much gold do we have? Now, first of all, remember, every ounce of gold is $42.22.

Okay? Set back in 1973. On the other side, in the real world today, gold is somewhere around $4,521 an ounce. Same metal, same gold. It’s just two different prices. The book value versus what it’s really at on the open market. Now, if we divide one by the other, you get 107. That’s the times difference, which means the real world market value of the gold is 107 times more. But how much is that? Right, that’s the gap. But what about the scale? How much gold does the US treasury actually own? Well over 8,000 tons, 8,133 metric tons, which is 261.5 million troy ounces.

Now, the US is officially, I’ll put that in air quotes, officially, the largest sovereign gold holder on the planet, and it’s not even close. The US holds 2.4 times more gold than the next biggest holder in the world, which is Germany. And again, I say officially in air quotes because if you’re a gold bug, you know that maybe isn’t true. Now, per the World Gold Council, that’s true, but some analysts estimate that China could be holding maybe 20,000, maybe 30,000 tons. So the US might be in second place. We just don’t know yet. But either way, either way doesn’t.

Doesn’t change this story. The unrealized gain story is there. So if we do the math, 261.5 million ounces between the market price and the statutory price, that’s $4,521, minus 4,222. And what do you actually get? You get $1.17 trillion. Chilling with a T. That’s the gap between what the US Government’s gold is actually worth versus what they have it on the books right now. All right, because of what? They froze it back in 1973. Now, just so we’re clear about here, this is not some accounting fiction, right? This is real physical gold. 8,133 metric tons. Four federal deposit vaults, Fort Knox, West Point, the Denver Mint and the New York Fed are all sitting on this right now.

Gold that’s just sitting there ready to be repriced. So the question is, what happens if Congress just repriced the gold? Right now the book value is 11 billion. 11 billion. But the market is $1.17 trillion. 107 times. Now the moment they do that, the U.S. treasury balance sheet goes from carrying 11 billion of gold to 1.18 trillion of gold. And so they’re adding $1.1 trillion. That is the budget neutral Bitcoin acquisition mechanism. That’s what’s in the bill. No new federal money, no tax increase, no bond issuance. Now you might be wondering, if this gain has been sitting there for 53 years, why hasn’t anyone touched it yet? I mean, the government certainly has a lot of debt.

The government certainly is running budget deficits. Why haven’t they touched it yet? Why is the US treasury kept it at that $42 for half a century? Now the answer is structural. The suppressed valuation serves the government’s interest, right? They don’t want gold to run away. They didn’t want inflation, which is, if you’re a gold bug, you believe that they’ve been suppressing the price of Gold for 53 years. They want to keep it cheap on the federal books to keep the dollar looking strong, at least relative to hard money. The dollar’s strength made U.S. debt look attractive.

The dollar strength let the treasury borrow at low rates in size for decades. But the regime changed, the administration changed. Now we see that the monetary system is shifting and the US wants to lead that. All right, 2026, a different story. The Trump administration came in. They stated that they have a 10 year plan to restructure the entire American economic and financial system. This is a deliberate, intentional regime shift away from the post Bretton woods system. That order that was defined 80 years ago. So they recognize the Trump administration and Besant and Lutnick, they recognize the US needs a new reserve asset, one that isn’t another country’s currency.

And ARMA is the bill that says, let’s do it, let’s pull that lever right now. Now, the regime shift that we’re watching, this isn’t unprecedented, okay? It’s just rare, right? You just haven’t seen it in your Lifetime. But it happens. The currency, the reserve system, it changes. Now, the last time the world actually went through this at this scale was 1873. Back then, it shifted, right? Monetary systems shift, but they happen on very long cycles. So if you expect too much too soon, you miss it. Sort of missing the forest for the trees kind of a thing.

And when they shift, the countries that move first, they win the next entry. The countries that move last, well, they become periphery nations right? Now, this has happened before. Now, actually, I made a video about this. It was about a year ago about this exact pattern right now. And I talked about how the trade war is exposing what I called China’s second fatal mistake. 1873 was the first mistake. Now, I’ll drink a. I’ll drop a link down to that video down below. If you want that full historical pattern, it’s well worth your time. You might want to go watch that video.

But, but let me give you the Cliff Notes. The countries that moved to gold first were the us, the uk, Germany and France. Those were major industrial economies at that time. And they locked themselves into this new monetary system early. They built reserve dominance through it, right? They had industrial leadership, they had the reserve currency status, they had the global financial leadership. And it defined the next hundred years. It was decided right there in that window. But not every country moved to gold. Some stayed on silver, some didn’t want to go to the gold standard. They want to stay on silver.

But the problem is that silver lost its value. It lost about 20% of its purchasing power by the end of just that decade. And then it kept losing and losing. So China went from a world leader, a leading global economy, to a periphery nation. They finally capitulated. They finally got off years later, 60 years later. But by then, it was too late. The world had moved on. Okay, so that’s the lesson, the monetary transition. That’s the lesson that’s buried in that history. Monetary transitions don’t happen often, about every 80 years. But when they do, they decide who leads for the next century.

And again, the countries that move first, the first mover advantage, the first capture, they get the industrial advantage, right? And they get that for generations. But the countries that stay loyal to the old system, they pay for that loyalty. Now, the bigger point here is that we’re sitting at one of these rare monetary transition moments right now. Now, how you position your portfolio for this transition matters. Just like it mattered to China, it matters to you right now. And it matters more than anything that you’ll probably do in the next decade. All Right now, most of you watching this, you’re already paying attention to macro.

That’s why you’re watching this channel, right? You probably own some bitcoin, you probably already own some gold, some stocks, whatever. But here’s what most retail investors get wrong about positioning for a monetary transition. You see, most people invest horizontally. I take a hundred dollars And I put 10% here, 5% there, 10% there, and I invest horizontally. They spread their capital sideways and then they, they try to get bigger returns by chasing risky strategies, option strategies, meme stocks or whatever. Okay? But the wealthy actually do it something, they do it completely differently. The wealthy invest vertically. Right? They invest vertically so they can engineer their returns in a structured way instead of chasing speculation, risky assets, strategies.

Instead of doing that, they build a strategy instead. Now I’m going to run a live workshop exactly on this, how to build the stack, a vertical stack the way the wealthy do. It’s going to be live. I’ll put a link to it down below. Put a QR code on the screen. I call it the wealth operating System. It’s going to be free, it’s going to be fun, we’re going to hang out. I’m going to explain this to you and I’ll answer all your questions. So, so click on the link and register for that. But let’s keep going because the moment that we’re sitting in right now today is the same moment, the same monetary transition from back in 1873.

A different asset. Yes, right. Back in 1873, the world went from silver to gold. But in 2026, we’re moving from fiat to a bitcoin reserve, a bitcoin anchored reserve. And every country in the world is making the same kind of decision that they made then. Either do we lead the transition or do we get left behind by it. Now, again, the US is the country making the move. There’s a million bitcoin target under ARMA over five years. And this is not, again, it’s not a study or working group. This is a bill with co sponsors, a senate companion, a strategic bitcoin reserve already established by the Trump executive order.

Right. The US is moving first. And meanwhile, what is China doing? China’s still buying gold. That’s why I call it the second, second fatal mistake. They’re still stacking the old monetary asset the same way they Stack Silver in 1873. They’re betting on a system that, that they already know. But it’s the one that’s failing, the one that’s being left behind. And if we look at this chart, we can see that after ARMA passes, the sovereign U.S. holdings will be 1 million Bitcoin. But today the U.S. government already holds over 328,000, which is more than China’s rumored, about 194,000.

And every El Salvador down here at about 7,000 Bitcoin. So the U.S. would hold nearly five times more Bitcoin than every other sovereign on the planet combined. And again, the bill itself isn’t some fringe Republican initiative. Right. If we look at who’s behind this, we have the executive branch. Trump, right here, he signed the executive order for the Bitcoin strategic bill, Right. He signed it back in March of 2025. That order established a strategic bitcoin reserve and it set this whole policy in motion. Right. Patrick Witt, right here, he sits on the President’s Council of Digital Assets, coordinating federal bitcoin policy across agencies.

Now below that we have the Cabinet, right? We have over here the Fed Secretary of the Treasury, Scott Besant. Right. And he said, quote, bitcoin is becoming a store of value. That’s what he said. Commerce Secretary Lutnick right here, he said bitcoin should be treated like gold. Like gold. We should hold it in a reserve. Right? Pretty big. And now over here we have Kevin Warsh. He is the new Fed chair, the Chairman of the Federal Reserve. You just replaced Jerome Powell and he just said that if you’re under 40, Bitcoin is your new gold. So the President, the entire cabinet, the Federal Reserve, they’re all on record, they’re all online.

And then we go to Wall Street, Wall street and Congress. We got who? We got Larry Fink over here, BlackRock, the largest asset manager in the world, 55 billion in assets in their Bitcoin reserve bill. The sponsors of the ARMA bill, Senator Lummis over here with her Bitcoin act bill, you can see this is top down government, Wall street, they’re all on board with this. Now again, will this go through again? This is not the first version. There’s multiple versions. There’s multiple bills, multiple tracks. Now, can ARMA get into law? Well, there’s two ways it can probably happen.

Number one is the legislative track, right? It’s a little bit slower, but it’s more durable that way. It would survive administration changes. Okay. Or there’s administrative track and that would use treasury authority. It’s faster, but it’s more politically exposed. But both paths can run in parallel. So the question isn’t whether this happens. It’s really just a question of timing at this point. So here’s what we’re going to watch for. There’s five milestones I want to give you so you can see if this is progressing. Number one, we have the House Financial Services Committee markup of arma.

That’s right here. All right, the first committee vote signals that there’s real movement, there’s real alignment, and it’s not just headlines. This is actually happening. Number two, we have the Senate Banking Committee markup of the Bitcoin act, and note here, the Clarity act, it already passed banking 15 to 9 on May 14. So the Senate banking pipeline is already moving on the digital asset legislation. Number three, we have the treasury rule changes of the gold valuation, the Federal Register notices. This is how you know the administration path is being activated and that the unlock mechanism for the entire $1.1 trillion is coming.

All right, then we have number four, strategic Bitcoin reserve. All right, so there’s operational announcements coming. They’ll start to tell us what the wallet addresses were, where they’re going to do custody, things like that. Number five, down here, this is the fastest leading indicator, the first Treasury Bitcoin acquisition. So when will they move the official holdings into the strategic Bitcoin reserve? When will they start acquiring more Bitcoin for that? When will the treasury actually start adding even small amounts? Doesn’t really matter the amount. Even small amounts. Every other indicator becomes secondary once they start buying. But the whole reason this watch list matters is the first mover clock.

Other sovereigns are watching. They’re all watching. They’re all studying what’s going on. They’re watching the digital reserve frameworks that are going through. And so the window of opportunity is months, not years. But the build that we’ve been walking through, again, it’s not the story. ARMA is just one step of a much bigger story. The story you need to understand if you want to position correctly for what’s coming, we have to understand the trajectory. So to understand that, let’s just zoom out a bit. Zoom out and imagine where all this leads. Look at how fast this has moved.

Again From August of 2024, Senator Lummis introduced the original Bitcoin act in the Senate. March of 2025, we started advancing. Trump signed an executive order 14233, and this established the working strategic Bitcoin reserve. And then we have March of 2025 here. Trump signed the Executive Order 14233 of the Strategic Bitcoin reserve. Then we went into July of 2025. We had 180 day working group report that was delivered 160 pages. A policy roadmap that was locked in May 21, 2026. Now we have the ARMA bill that we’re talking about right now being introduced. And what’s next? More aggressive, more specific, more bipartisanship.

You can see that every step has been sequential. Every step has been bigger than the last. Now the next move when it comes is of course going to be even bigger and even more aggressive and hopefully more bipartisan than the last. That’s the trajectory that we’re on. And remember, the current global monetary system was built on Bretton Woods 82 years ago. Arma, if it passes, or any type of bill, sort of like this, any strategic reserve bitcoin bill represents the, the first base expansion of the U. S. Reserve assets in 82 years. All right, so this is not just like an incremental policy adjustment.

This is the next system being built right now. Okay, so what do we do with all this? What do I do with it? What do you do with it? Well, seeing as that we have this information before most people catch on, there’s three audiences really, that are watching this right now. They’re watching the same headlines, the same news as you and I, but only one of them can actually act on this information right now on a Tuesday afternoon. So tier one is other sovereigns, right? Other nations are watching what the US Is doing. The US Is the most influential nation obviously with the US Reserve system.

And so if the US Is doing this, other nations are watching, all right? But sovereigns move on timescale of years. So while they’re watching the signals and they’re talking, some are voting on bills like this. It works in years. Their choice is, of course, do we front run the US or face the same pattern we saw in 1873, tier 2. These are institutional investors and institutional investors. This is pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, endowments. Now, there’s tens of trillions in mandates that are all waiting for political clarity right now. All right, ARMA is the political clarity, the sailor playbook.

So we’re putting bitcoin on a corporate balance sheet, is now defensible to a pension fund board. Right. If the federal government is going to do the same thing, then institutional capital should probably do the same thing. But it takes time. Board approvals, mandate revisions, it’s going to take time. Now, tier three, that’s you and I, we’re down here, we’re liquid, we’re fast moving, we’re unconstrained. We don’t have to wait for an investment committee. We can act today on a Tuesday afternoon on my own behalf. Right. This is the asymmetric advantage that you have in this moment.

Sovereigns measure decision in years. You can measure in hours. You can measure at the end of this video. That’s what front running this cascade looks like. Not front running the headlines, front running the structural moves that no one’s, no one’s even moved on yet. Okay. Now again, the catalyst is the bill ARMA 1.17 trillion budget neutral mechanism to put a million Bitcoin on the federal balance sheet. The first U.S. reserve expansion in 82 years. That’s a big deal. There’s one step in a trajectory that started two years ago and each one’s getting bigger and it’s not slowing down.

Now, one last thing. If you actually want to position your portfolio for what we just walked through and you want to learn how to invest vertically, not horizontally, but vertically, then you might want to register for the Free Wealth OS workshop. I’ll put a link to it here. We’ll put a QR code on the screen right here. This is where we go deep into how we invest in a layered system, we can engineer our better returns that are safer. Again, it’s all free. It’s all live. We’ll hang out, we’ll answer your questions. Can be fun. So click on that.

But before you click off, drop a percentage in the comments. What percentage or probability do you assign to this bill going through? Will it get enacted or not? Drop in the comments down below. I’d love to see how the crowd responds to this. And as I always say, to your success, I’m out.
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