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The Bitcoin Act: Uncle Sam Wants Your Bags

There’s been a lot of noise lately about something called The Bitcoin Act.. and no, it’s not just another politician saying “blockchain” incorrectly.

This one actually matters.

So… what is it?

The US government wants to buy 1 million Bitcoin slowly over 5 years. That’s ~5% of the entire BTC supply that will be locked up for at least 20 years.

Translation: permanent supply removal.

That’s not “number go up” hopium, that’s some good ol’ supply and demand.

Who pays for it?

Good question. Because no one’s pulling out a debit card for $100B.

The proposal floats a few ideas:

1. Reprice US Gold Reserves
   A lot of US gold is still valued at 1970’s prices of $42/oz. Reprice it to today (~$4,300) and boom.. over $1T unlocked.

2. Tap the Fed’s Surplus
   Yes, the Fed has savings. No, we’re not joking.

3. Use Fed Earnings
   The Fed earns interest on government debt. Some of that could be redirected into BTC buys.

Will it actually pass?

That’s the hard part.

This thing needs to survive:
• Senate Banking Committee
• Full Senate
• House Financial Services Committee
• The President

Those first 3 won’t be easy.. but we all know the orange man loves the orange coin.

Why investors care (even if Congress drags its feet)

Let’s say the US buys BTC at an average of $100k.

That’s $100B invested.

If BTC hits $1M over 20 years?
That’s $1T.

For normal humans: life‑changing.
For the US government: one year of interest payments.

So no — this doesn’t magically fix US debt.
But yes — it would be insane long‑term demand for BTC.

We’re not counting on it… but we’re definitely watching.

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The Fed Chair Race: Kevin vs. Kevin

The race for next Fed Chair in May 2026 just got spicy.

For a while, everyone assumed the winner was Kevin Hassett, he’s ultra‑dovish, Trump‑friendly, and rate‑cut happy.

Then… plot twist.

Trump casually dropped that Kevin Warsh is now a top contender.

And the odds on Polymarket flipped fast with Warsh taking the lead at 49% and Hasset trailing closely behind at 41%. Since Trump’s announcement though bettors have since revised the odds and Hasset is back in the lead with a 52% chance.

Yes, we now have The Battle of the Kevins.

So.. who is Kevin Warsh?

• Former Fed Governor (2006–2011)
• Youngest Fed Governor ever (35)
• Ex‑Morgan Stanley
• Worked with Stanley Druckenmiller (absolute legend)

Translation: not just an academic, he has actual market experience.

Is Warsh bullish or bearish?

Complicated… but that’s why markets care.

Old Warsh:
• Hawkish on rates
• Worried about inflation

New Warsh:
• Thinks AI is deflationary
• More open to lower rates
• Calls QE a “Ponzi scheme” (his words, not ours)

Why Wall Street stepped in

Big money does not want a Fed Chair seen as Trump’s puppet.

Reports say large asset managers warned Trump that Hassett could:
• Lose bond market credibility
• Trigger higher long‑term yields
• Create chaos at the Fed

Even Jamie Dimon (JP Morgan CEO) appears to favor Warsh.

Why this matters to crypto

Who runs the Fed = who controls liquidity.

• Hassett = faster, riskier cuts
• Warsh = slower, more “credible” cuts

Either way: Trump still wants lower rates.
But markets now think the Fed might not go full degen.

JP Morgan’s Stablecoin: TradFi On‑Chain

This one sounds boring… until you realize how big it is.

JP Morgan just launched $JPMD, a tokenized cash product, live on Base (Ethereum L2).

Yes. Ethereum. Sorry XRP army, take another hit of that copium bruh.

What is $JPMD?

Think Venmo, but for banks. Now moving billions 24/7, for ~$0.01 in fees

Before this, institutions would use bank wires which only operated during business hours and would take days to process.

Now? Instant settlement, always on, verifiable on‑chain.

Why does this matter to us simple degens?

Well, JP Morgan moves about $10 TRILLION per day.

And right now, JPMD only handles ~$3B.

That means there is massive room to grow with real institutional volume moving on‑chain.

For context, the entire crypto market does ~$100B/day in a good market.

And JPMD alone could eventually 10–100x crypto volume.

And here’s the kicker…

Every $JPMD transaction on Base pays fees in $ETH.

More volume → more fees → more ETH demand.

And when demand for a scarce asset rises…

You know the rest.

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