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Satoshi Nakamoto is now the 17th richest person on the planet.
Think about that for a second.
Nobody knows his true identity…
And yet, based on Bitcoin holdings, Satoshi is worth over $95 billion dollars.
A ghost is richer than 99.99999% of the world.
Here’s the crazy part:
The silence.
Those coins haven’t moved in over a decade. If they didn’t move at $126k, they probably never will.
Any other founder would’ve cashed out years ago to buy islands or mansions.
Satoshi did none of that.
He built something that reshaped money… and then disappeared completely.
Just code, an idea, and a network that keeps running without him.
That’s the most powerful part of Bitcoin.
I’ve been a Bitcoin investor since 2013, and I just want to say thank you, Mr Satoshi.
Thank you for giving me the freedom I always wished for.
Btw, I called the BTC top at $126k publicly in October, and when I start buying Bitcoin again, I’ll say it here publicly so you can copy me. #BTC #bitcoin $BTC
BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), the largest spot Bitcoin ETF, recorded a net outflow of approximately $192.6 million in its most recent reported session (likely referring to data from December 27, 2025, or the prior trading day).
This means investors redeemed shares worth that amount, requiring the ETF to sell underlying Bitcoin to meet those redemptions—hence headlines framing it as "BlackRock sells $192.6M worth of Bitcoin."Key ContextThis is not BlackRock dumping its own holdings out of bearishness.
ETFs like IBIT are passive vehicles: inflows lead to Bitcoin purchases, outflows lead to sales. BlackRock earns fees regardless.
It follows a similar ~$242M outflow the previous day and aligns with broader December 2025 trends, including multi-week net outflows totaling billions across Bitcoin ETFs amid year-end profit-taking, portfolio rebalancing, and reduced risk appetite during Bitcoin's price pullback (down ~27-30% from October highs in some reports).
Despite recent redemptions, IBIT has seen massive net inflows in 2025—over $25 billion year-to-date in some datasets, ranking it among the top ETFs globally by new money attracted, even as Bitcoin's price performance was flat or negative for the year.
Broader PictureShort-term pressure from institutional outflows via ETFs can contribute to volatility, but BlackRock continues to highlight Bitcoin as a key investment theme, and cumulative holdings across spot ETFs remain enormous (hundreds of thousands of BTC).
These moves reflect client behavior in a maturing market, not a structural shift away from crypto.
TRUMP SAYS TARIFFS ARE CREATING “GREAT WEALTH” FOR AMERICA!
President Trump recently posted on Truth Social (December 27, 2025) claiming that his tariff policies are generating significant benefits for the U.S.:"Tariffs are creating GREAT WEALTH, and unprecedented National Security for the USA. Trade deficit has been cut by 60%, totally unheard of. 4.3% GDP, and going way up.
No inflation!!! We are respected as a Country again."Key Facts on Tariffs in 2025Trump's administration implemented broad tariffs throughout 2025, raising the effective tariff rate to around 17% by November—the highest since the 1930s. This generated record revenue:Over $236 billion collected through November (per AP and Fortune reports). Some estimates reach $200–250 billion for the year.
This revenue surge helped narrow the monthly trade deficit sharply (from a peak of $136 billion in March due to pre-tariff import rushing, to lower levels later) and contributed to reported 4.3% GDP growth in recent quarters.
Criticisms and Broader Economic ImpactCritics, including economists from the Tax Foundation, Peterson Institute, and others, argue the benefits are limited:Tariffs act as a tax primarily borne by U.S. importers, businesses, and consumers → leading to higher prices.
Contributing to persistent inflation (around 2.7% year-over-year as of November). Increased corporate bankruptcies. Strained household budgets despite headline growth.
While tariffs boosted Treasury revenue (a fraction of total federal income, far from replacing income taxes as sometimes suggested), studies indicate net economic costs, including reduced long-term GDP growth, disrupted supply chains, and lower consumer confidence.
Overall, Trump's view emphasizes revenue, security, and respect gained through tariffs, while many analyses highlight trade-offs with higher costs for Americans.
The full effects will continue unfolding into 2026.
JACK DORSEY SAYS #bitcoin WILL "REPLACE THE FINANCIAL SYSTEM"!
Jack Dorsey, the co-founder of Twitter (now X) and CEO of Block Inc., has long been a vocal Bitcoin maximalist. He has repeatedly expressed the view that Bitcoin could fundamentally disrupt or replace aspects of the traditional financial system due to its decentralized, permissionless nature and potential as a global currency.
While Dorsey hasn't used the exact phrase "Bitcoin will replace the financial system" in a single recent quote, he has made similar strong statements over the years:In interviews, he described the current financial system as "crazy, predatory, slow, and obtuse," contrasting it with Bitcoin's potential to "replace the whole foundation" of payments and money transmission.
He has said Bitcoin could "complement or replace the U.S. dollar" as a global payment method, especially in underserved regions.
More broadly, he envisions Bitcoin becoming everyday money (as intended by Satoshi Nakamoto), uniting the world economically, and serving as open infrastructure that even institutions like BlackRock must engage with on Bitcoin's terms.
These views align with his actions: Block (formerly Square) integrates Bitcoin deeply through Cash App, self-custodial wallets like Bitkey, mining hardware, and merchant payment tools.
In 2025, Block began supporting stablecoins as a "pragmatic" bridge (Money 1.5) while maintaining Bitcoin as the ultimate goal (Money 2.0).
The headline-style claim circulating on X today (December 28, 2025) appears to be a paraphrased or amplified summary of Dorsey's longstanding ideology, rather than a brand-new direct quote.
It's gaining traction in crypto communities, reflecting ongoing enthusiasm for Bitcoin's role in challenging traditional finance.
Dorsey's perspective is bold and ideological—rooted in cypherpunk principles of decentralization—but whether Bitcoin fully "replaces" the financial system remains a debated long-term possibility, depending on adoption, regulation, and technological scaling.
Senator Cynthia Lummis said the Fed’s “skinny” accounts would end crypto debanking!
Senator Cynthia Lummis recently praised a Federal Reserve proposal for "skinny" master accounts, stating it could effectively end the practice of crypto debanking (often referred to as Operation Chokepoint 2.0).
What Are "Skinny" Master Accounts?These are a limited version of Federal Reserve master accounts proposed by Fed Governor Christopher Waller in October 2025. Traditional master accounts give banks full access to Fed payment systems, including interest on balances, overdrafts, and lending privileges.
"Skinny" accounts would provide only basic payment services (e.g., direct access to Fed rails for settlements) to eligible institutions like crypto firms, fintechs, and payment-focused entities, but with restrictions:No interest paid on balances. Caps on balances. No daylight overdrafts or discount window access.
The goal is to enable innovation in payments while managing risks to the Fed's balance sheet and the broader system.
Lummis's StatementOn or around December 27, 2025, Senator Lummis (a prominent Bitcoin advocate and sponsor of the BITCOIN Act) endorsed Waller's idea, saying:
“Governor Waller's skinny master account framework ends Operation Chokepoint 2.0 and opens the door to real payments innovation. Faster payments, lower costs, better security — this is how we build the future responsibly.”
She views it as a direct hedge against commercial banks arbitrarily closing accounts of crypto companies and founders—a persistent issue despite a Trump executive order earlier in 2025 prohibiting unjust debanking.Context on Crypto Debanking"Operation Chokepoint 2.0" refers to allegations of coordinated regulatory pressure (under prior administrations) leading banks to deny services to crypto-related businesses. Reports indicate over 30 tech founders affected, with ongoing cases even post-Trump's order.
By allowing qualifying crypto firms direct (albeit limited) Fed access, skinny accounts could bypass reliance on private banks, reducing debanking risks and integrating digital assets more seamlessly into U.S. payments.
This development is seen as bullish for the crypto industry, though the proposal is still under review (with public comments sought recently).
It's part of broader pro-crypto shifts in the current regulatory environment.