When the Navy SEALs raided bin Ladėn’s compound in Abbottabad, the world only heard one side of the story. 📜
Guns. Intel. A high-value target down.
But there’s another version whispered in crypto circles.
In the small, dimly lit room on the third floor, under piles of documents and hard drives, one SEAL found a cold wallet — black, unmarked, locked with military-grade encryption.
He slipped it into his vest. No mention in the after-action report.
No one asked questions.
Days later, the commander handed it to the CIA.
And then… silence.
The rumor?
Inside that wallet: $BTC , $ETH , and $LINK — untouched since the earliest days.
Worth hundreds of billions at today’s prices.
One of the six men on the raid started talking about it in private.
A week later, he was found dead under “unclear circumstances.”
The cold wallet?
Gone.
And in the quiet corners of the internet, they still ask:
Did the CIA seize it for national security… or personal gain?
