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BREAKING NEWS BHP IS SAID TO HAVE STRUCK A DEAL WITH CHINA’S STATE-BACKED IRON ORE BUYER TO USE A YUAN-BASED SPOT INDEX TO PRICE SOME OF ITS SALES OF THE COMMODITY Minerals...

China just unveiled a direct coal fuel cell that can generate electricity without conventional combustion — and capture the CO₂ produced in the process for conversion into chemical feedstocks or mineralized compounds. This is why China’s energy strategy is so hard to understand through Western slogans. It is not simply “coal bad, solar good.” It is: Use coal more cleanly. Build more nuclear. Dominate solar. Scale wind. Expand ultra-high-voltage grids. Develop batteries. Electrify transport. Prepare the power base for AI, robotics, and advanced manufacturing. China is not treating energy as a moral performance. It is treating energy as civilization infrastructure. The future will not be built by countries that only know how to shame old energy while failing to scale new energy. It will be built by those who can turn even yesterday’s fuel into tomorrow’s system.

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🫠 DAS MÄRCHEN VOM #BITCOIN SUPPLY SHOCK! Sie versprechen ihn seit Jahren. Er kommt nicht. Und keiner traut sich zu sagen warum. Mike Novogratz war gestern auf Bloomberg. Sein Take: Saylor kauft Milliarden pro Woche, der Supply Shock ist unmittelbar, "there is not enough supply." @pete_rizzo_ verbreitet das Zitat wie eine Kriegserklärung. Crypto-Twitter feiert. Vor sechs Tagen hab ich euch geschrieben: der Iran-Mining-Shutdown ist ein Supply Shock. Ein Geschenk an jeden Bitcoin-Holder. Vor fünf Tagen hab ich Saylor die sichtbare Hand am Markt genannt. Heute korrigiere ich mich selbst. Weil ich einen Vergleich gemacht habe, der die ganze Story zerlegt. Spot-Volumen #Bitcoin am letzten Handelstag: 1,34 Mrd. USD. Bitcoin Futures-Volumen am gleichen Tag: 18,97 Mrd. USD. Der Derivatemarkt ist 14 Mal so groß wie Spot. Strategy hält 815.061 $BTC. Sein gesamter Stack hat einen Marktwert von 63 Milliarden. Der Derivatemarkt frisst diese Summe in 3,3 Tagen. Der gesamte Saylor-Bestand ist drei Tage Hebel-Volumen. BlackRock hat in 8 Handelstagen 1,7 Milliarden Dollar in Bitcoin-ETFs geschoben. Acht grüne Tage in Folge. Strategy lädt parallel weiter. ETFs absorbieren das Angebot, Saylor saugt den Rest. Bitcoin steht bei 77.500. Trotzdem kein Ausbruch. @jjcmoreno hat es Anfang der Woche auf den Punkt gebracht. "Der aktuelle Bitcoin-Anstieg wird komplett vom Perpetual-Futures-Markt getrieben. Spot-Demand kontrahiert weiter. Genau wie im Januar als Bitcoin bei 98.000 toppte." Er nennt das Risiko beim Namen. Niemand hört zu. Das ist die Mechanik, die niemand erklärt. Hier ist meine harte Meinung. Selbst wenn Saylor die komplette Bitcoin-Supply aufkauft, jeden einzelnen Coin, kann BTC bei 70.000 liegen. Solange der Derivatemarkt das 14-fache Volumen macht, solange Hebel-Whales mit 40-fach gehebelten Shorts arbeiten, wird der Preis nicht durch Saylor gemacht. Er wird durch die Hebel-Hände gemacht, die jeden Squeeze als Exit nutzen. Novogratz redet vom Spot-Markt als wäre er der einzige Markt. Er ist 7 Prozent davon. Saylor kann den 815.062sten Coin kaufen. Solange einer mit 40-fach short geht, ist das Spiel gleich. Der Supply Shock kommt nicht. Er kann nicht kommen. Nicht in diesem Markt.

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Andreas Antonopoulos got mocked for being broke after teaching Bitcoin for 5 years then the community sent him $1.5 MILLION In December 2017 Roger Ver also known as Bitcoin Jesus mocked him on Twitter for never getting rich from Bitcoin Andreas replied that he had bought early but sold in 2013 to cover the rent and support his family because he didn't have much money Within 48 hours over 1,000 strangers sent him more than 100 BTC and one single person even sent 79 BTC, worth over $1 million at the time Those 100 BTC are worth over $7 million today

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Professor Clara Mattei just gave a masterclass on the coercion of capitalism: “Capitalism has been imposed upon us by a tiny elite since the beginning. Liberal democracy is really only a superficial facade. When people rise up against the capitalist system liberals and fascists are best friends to implement austerity.” She wasn’t done teaching! She also points out capitalism itself isn’t natural and that it took control of the world using violence by excluding people from the land. Prior to capitalism forcing itself onto the world indigenous cultures used a much different method to organize their societies: “If you look at all the indigenous cultures it was based on circular, horizontal organization through councils. It was about caring for the commons and caring for nature rather than extracting.” Professor Mattei just gave the world a much needed wake up call with this interview and outlined the need for humanity to look to its indigenous roots for how to chart a sustainable path forward!

🔥BIG: The EU has banned all Bitcoin & crypto transactions w/ Russian and Belarus providers in 20th Sanctions Package •Bans all Russian-based exchanges (CEX and DEX). •Prohibits dealings with the Digital Ruble and RUBx. •Targets "anti-circumvention" hubs in Central Asia/UAE.

Several subscribers have asked me to comment on the attempted assassination of President Trump. First: I condemn political violence. It doesn’t matter which “team” you think you’re on. Violence is how the control grid feeds. It justifies emergency powers, censorship, and financial lockdowns that hurt ordinary Americans. I’m not a Republican. I’m not a Democrat. I work for the Constitution and for financial transparency. So here’s what I do with an event like this: I ask three questions. 1. Cui bono — Who benefits? Whose budget, whose authority, whose market position improves because of this? 2. What moves on the balance sheet? Watch the 48 hours before and after. Where did liquidity go? What contracts were signed while the cameras were pointed elsewhere? 3. What ratchet clicks forward? Rahm Emanuel’s rule: never let a crisis go to waste. What new surveillance, spending, or centralization gets justified? I don’t know who planned it or why. And frankly, you and I won’t know from watching cable news. But I do know the pattern: events like this are used to engineer consent for things the public would otherwise reject. So my advice is the same as it was last week: Turn off the coliseum. Track the money. Protect your ability to transact, communicate, travel, and farm. Build the exit. That’s how we win. That’s my statement. I won’t be elaborating further or engaging in

There is a pile of money that has been compounding across a handful of cities for roughly five hundred years. Venice. Amsterdam. London. New York. Some names changed, but the overall structure did not. The gold of the Americas flowed through Spain into Amsterdam. Amsterdam helped finance the rise of London. London underwrote Wall Street's expansion. After 1918, Britain owed so much to American banks that the senior seat moved to New York. They say the British Empire fell. The flags came down, sure. But the City of London kept the world's offshore accounts and still does. That is where the global ruling class hides its money to this day. Transition, not collapse. A transfer of the same accumulating position. The logic of that capital is simple: control the underlying ledger of the global economy. Oil. Gas. Ports. Shipping lanes. Mines. Banks. Debt. Payment systems. Legal title. Collateral. If resources cannot be owned, pledged, priced, sanctioned, insured, or collateralized through Western institutions, then they are not fully on the ledger. A country that controls real resources and refuses to put them on the ledger is, by the operating definition of the system, a problem. In 1904, a British geographer named Halford Mackinder gave that operating definition its clearest statement. He said the pivot of world politics was the Eurasian land mass - too big for any Atlantic navy to reach, too rich to leave alone. Whoever controlled it would control the world. Forty years later, Yale geographer Nicholas Spykman renamed that contested belt the Rimland and made it the central object of American postwar strategy: Hold the Rimland. Squeeze the interior. Look at the Rimland since they mapped it: India partitioned in 1947. Korea divided in 1945. Palestine partitioned in 1947. The Baltics absorbed into NATO's eastern flank in 2004. Ukraine turned into the forward trench of the Atlantic system. Every line sits along the same strategic belt. Kennan called the strategy "containment" in 1946. Brzezinski updated it in 1997: "Potentially, the most dangerous scenario would be a grand coalition of China, Russia, and perhaps Iran, an antihegemonic coalition united not by ideology but by complementary grievances." China. Russia. Iran. Not because they share a flag or share an ideology. But because together they threaten to close the Eurasian interior and move the world's resources, trade routes, and payment systems outside Atlantic control. China is the biggest gap in the "Rimland". Too big to attack. Too integrated into the system that would do the attacking. The factories sit in China. The supply chains run through China. The Treasury bonds sit in Beijing. So China gets tariffs, chip bans, naval pressure in the South China Sea, and a slow squeeze. Iran is the gap they think they can still afford to hit. Third largest proven oil reserves on earth. Second largest natural gas. Borders Russia on the Caspian. Anchors China's Belt and Road land corridor. Controls the Strait of Hormuz, where roughly a fifth of the world's oil passes every day. For over a century, the Atlantic system has tried to keep Iran on the ledger. In 1914 Britain bought a 51 percent stake in Anglo-Persian Oil. The Royal Navy ran on Iranian fuel through the First World War and depended on it through the Second. In 1951 Mossadegh nationalized the company. In 1953 the CIA overthrew him and installed the Shah. But when the Shah fell, the accounts came off the ledger. And everything since then has been an attempt to put them back; hidden behind "democracy", "human rights" and other such memes for the cattle. The bombs are falling exactly where the map says they would

The barrels will come back. The old plumbing won't. Everyone is focused on the oil shortage. They should be watching what happens after it ends. The barrel math is brutal right now. Gulf production is down ~14.5 million barrels per day. Even with demand destruction, SPR releases, and Saudi/UAE workarounds, inventories are still drawing at 6+ million barrels per day. The cumulative gap could hit 1.6 billion barrels. Summer driving season is about to hit depleted stocks. The pinch is real. Two signals in May will tell you whether the system sees what's coming. The Treasury Quarterly Refunding Statement will reveal how Bessent plans to finance the deficit while energy costs spike, tax revenues slow, and the SPR needs refilling. If issuance shifts further toward the short end, that confirms the stablecoin architecture is being built to replace the eurodollar funding mechanism. The Sovereign Wealth Fund details are due May 4 — if gold or energy assets appear in the fund's structure, the administration is positioning for sustained elevated prices, not a temporary disruption. But at some point — late 2026 or 2027 — Gulf production recovers. Facilities get repaired. Shut-in wells restart. The barrels come back online. Prices moderate. The acute crisis ends. Here's what doesn't come back: the old plumbing. During the crisis, every major importer was forced to find alternatives. Japan — which sourced over 90% of its crude through Hormuz — accelerated bilateral deals with the US, including Alaskan infrastructure as part of a $550 billion program. The UAE began routing exports through Fujairah while signing major investment pacts with China targeting $300 billion in non-oil trade by 2030. India built Singapore procurement desks. OFAC authorized Russian oil flows directly. Every one of these moves built new physical and financial infrastructure: pipelines, loading terminals, trading desks, bilateral settlement agreements, alternative routes. Infrastructure built to survive an emergency doesn't disappear when the emergency ends. It becomes the new baseline. When Gulf barrels return, they re-enter a market where buyers have already diversified. Refiners who switched to WTI-referenced American crude aren't switching back. Asian economies that discovered direct bilateral channels aren't voluntarily returning to single-chokepoint dependency. Brent on London's ICE exchange references the flow through Hormuz. When that flow permanently shrinks — even by 20-30% — Brent's reference volume shrinks with it. The eurodollar financing architecture built on it contracts proportionally. WTI's share of global pricing grows. The crisis that should have proven Brent's importance as the global benchmark instead proved the world could function without it. The experiment ran under the worst conditions imaginable. The barrels will come back. The old plumbing won't.

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While the world watches Hormuz headlines, the real story is in the quiet bilateral deals being signed behind the noise. On April 15th alone: Trump announced the permanent opening of the Strait of Hormuz with Chinese cooperation on Iran weapons. China and the UAE signed a major investment pact to mobilize sovereign wealth fund capital across priority sectors, targeting $300 billion in non-oil trade by 2030. Japan accelerated its shift away from Middle East oil, locking in parts of a $550 billion bilateral energy program with the US. Japan, which sourced over 90% of its crude through Hormuz, is permanently diversifying. India is building alternative procurement desks. The UAE is routing more oil through Fujairah, bypassing Hormuz entirely — exports through alternative routes jumped dramatically. Every one of these deals is bilateral. Nation to nation. Sovereign wealth fund to sovereign wealth fund. Producer to consumer. No multilateral institution. No London intermediary collecting rent. No eurodollar plumbing required. This is America, Russia, China (ARC) in practice — not a formal alliance, but an emergent architecture where competing powers independently conclude that direct settlement is cheaper, faster, and more secure than routing through an intermediary that weaponizes access when it suits institutional interests. The Hormuz crisis forced the experiment. Major Asian economies discovered they could source and settle crude through alternative bilateral channels under the worst conditions imaginable. Nobody is going back to the old plumbing voluntarily. The petrodollar still functions. Oil is still priced in dollars. But the petro-eurodollar settlement layer — the offshore borrowing mechanism that routes through London — is losing flow volume with every bilateral deal signed. The intermediary’s fee structure is being bypassed one handshake at a time. The signal isn’t in the headlines. It’s in the handshakes. thenationalnews.com/business/econo…

🚨 $600 MILLION IS MISSING FROM A HEDGE FUND AND NOBODY KNOWS WHERE IT WENT. This is not the first time an auditor missed a fraud and they are already proposing even easier rules. David Choi ran a hedge fund called Mars FX. Wharton graduate. Worked at TPG Capital. Every credential you would want to see. The fund posted 19% returns every single year with zero losing months. Not one, Ever. That alone should have been the red flag. No legitimate fund in history has never had a single losing month. Markets go up and down, Every fund takes losses at some point. A fund that never loses money is not a good fund. It is a fund hiding something. Investors saw the returns and wired their money in anyway. By February 2024 Mars FX had collected $331 million in the US fund alone. Total exposure across all funds was close to $600 million. Here is where it gets worse. Novus, the firm managing the money, told investors their cash would go to a secret technology partner in the British Virgin Islands that would handle all the actual trading. They refused to name this partner. They called it "proprietary and sensitive." Investors handed over hundreds of millions of dollars to a fund that was sending it to a company they were not allowed to know the name of. That company later identified as TRFX, claims its platform stopped operating in 2022. Mars FX was raising hundreds of millions from investors in 2023 and 2024. The technology partner they were telling investors was running their trades says it had not been operational for two years. Now here is the Deloitte part. Deloitte is one of the four biggest audit firms in the world. They audited Mars FX every single year. They issued clean opinions every single year. According to the lawsuit filed against them, Deloitte signed off on the financials without independently verifying that the assets actually existed. The 2024 offering documents showed the technology partner was neither a licensed broker nor a regulated custodian. Deloitte's audit the same year noted no significant changes. $600 million is now missing. Lawsuits are open in three countries. The FBI and a grand jury in Manhattan are investigating. The SEC, CFTC, UK's Financial Conduct Authority and BVI regulators are all involved. One investor, a 70 year old small business owner from Arizona named CarolAnn Tutera, lost money in the GPB Capital fraud years ago and now lost money in Mars FX. She said: "I'm really fed up with finance guys on Wall Street." She was defrauded twice. Both times the system that was supposed to protect her failed completely. And this week, while this story was breaking, US regulators formally proposed eliminating filing requirements for smaller hedge funds and reducing disclosures for larger ones. They are also cutting enforcement staff at the agencies responsible for catching exactly this kind of fraud. $600 million missing. Auditor saw nothing, Regulator caught nothing And the government's response is to make the rules even easier for the next one. Nobody has been charged. Nobody knows where the money is. And the investors who lost everything are now being told to wait for a legal process that, with reduced enforcement staff and fewer disclosure requirements, has never been less equipped to help them.

WOAH 🚨 The taxpayer money laundering must be INSANE “The Federal Reserve has revealed that US NGOs have more in assets than the combined 2025 GDP estimates for Japan, Germany and India combined — The combined assets held by US NGOs equals $14.2 trillion of your tax money” “India and Japan's GDP each just over $4 trillion, Germany $5 trillion, about $13.5 trillion together. Guess what? The combined assets held by US NGOs equals $14.2 trillion of your tax money and that of your children and grandchildren and great-great-great-great-great grandchildren. Ever wonder why everything is so absolutely unaffordable today? It's not actually rocket science. Government has forgotten the fundamental reasons for which it was formed to serve and protect our civil liberties. It has inverted the entire formula and decided that we are the ones here to serve, to work, and through our individual labors to support their desires and the behemoth of a bureaucracy that has emanated from those desires.” As of 2025, United States nonprofits held about $13.4–14.1 trillion in total assets. Including cash, investments, real estate, etc It has grown from $7 trillion a decade ago This is based on Federal Reserve data

The Cold War framework built the world we live in, and almost nobody teaches it as a framework. It is taught as: a conflict between "freedom" and "communism," in which the United States "defended liberty" against Soviet "totalitarianism." What it actually was: a global competition for control of the postcolonial world. A system in which the United States supported, funded, and protected governments that kept their resources available to Western capital and corporations, regardless of those governments' democratic character, human rights record, or the welfare of their populations. The democracies that were removed: Iran, Guatemala, Chile, Congo, Brazil. The dictatorships that were supported: Mobutu, Hissène Habré, Somoza, Pinochet, Suharto, Marcos, Park Chung-hee, the Shah. The variable was not democracy. The variable was compliance. Teaching this as a freedom-versus-communism story is not an oversimplification. It is an inversion. It takes the actual operational logic, comply and receive support, defy and receive destabilization, and replaces it with a moral framework that makes the perpetrators into heroes and makes the victims' suffering into an acceptable cost of the heroic project. Generations learned the inversion and not the logic. The inversion is still being taught. The logic is still operating.

The Wilder's moving average and Bollinger band moving average are about to cross on Treasuries held by the Federal Reserve. This happened approximately 3 weeks before the market topped in 2020. Kevin Warsh begins his term as Fed Chair on May 16th. He's been an outspoken critic of the Federal Reserve's printing and easy money policies. He been continually talking about reducing the balance sheet & being "deadly focused" on stable prices. He plans to eliminate the dual mandate of full employment, outlined in Project 2025. "The story I hear is inflation is not the central bank's fault, it's Putin & the pandemic. Nonsense." Whatever is about to happen, it's becoming increasingly clear Jerome Powell plans to let Kevin Warsh hold the bag... but maybe that was the plan this entire time. Back in 1929, when the markets first crashed after a dramatic final run, the Federal Reserve did nothing to save it. The Federal Reserve justified this inaction over "inflation fears", and instead of expanding the money supply they actively began to shrink it. This is the same language Warsh is using, fear over inflation. The market briefly recovered for 6 months into 1930, but as the market went up the Federal Reserve began reducing the money supply (Dollars), which caused markets to roll over again and fall for 2 years. By 1932, they had shrunk the total Dollar supply by 30% to implement the new system, the Banking Act of 1933. I believe this is what Scott Bessent & Kevin Warsh are about to do to the global Dollar supply.

🚨 BREAKING: Japanese scientists report a hydrogel that may push cancer cells back toward a stem-like state in 24 hours. If this holds up, that is a radical shift. Not killing diseased cells… Reprogramming them. That hints at a deeper principle: Disease may sometimes be a structural state problem, not just damaged matter. Change the organizing environment… and cells may change identity. What if healing can come not only from destruction but from restoring lost order? That idea could reach far beyond cancer. What do you think? Follow me for frontier science where structure starts looking like medicine.

Jack Mallers just dropped the endgame: They plan to buy over $58,000,000,000 worth of Bitcoin. “We wanna be the largest holder of Bitcoin.” They’re going all in. The race for supply is on.