Broadcasting live from Bitcoin Country 🇸🇻, we examine why reports of a $60 billion hidden Bitcoin reserve tied to Venezuela are gaining traction — and what this says about how nation-states really accumulate Bitcoin.

This narrative fits the exact thesis Max Keiser has warned about for years: governments don't announce Bitcoin accumulation — they hide it.

While the U.S. debates regulation and market price chops sideways, structural signals continue to build:

• Bitcoin ETFs roaring into the year with explosive momentum

• Bullish MSCI positioning failing to reflect immediately in price

• Gold and silver briefly reclaiming top market-cap spots as fear assets

• On-chain demand expanding beyond Bitcoin into tokenized hard assets

From Bitcoin Country, this episode connects nation-state behavior, reserve secrecy, and why price often lags adoption before repricing violently.

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Growing evidence suggests Venezuela may be holding as much as 600,000 Bitcoin in a previously undisclosed shadow reserve, bringing new attention to how nation-states under monetary pressure may be accumulating Bitcoin quietly rather than announcing it publicly.

If accurate, the scale would place Venezuela among the largest Bitcoin holders globally, reinforcing a broader pattern: governments are increasingly treating Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset, especially in environments of sanctions, currency debasement, and restricted access to global capital markets.

This episode breaks down where the shadow reserve narrative comes from, why countries may prefer discretion over disclosure, and how these developments fit into the accelerating Bitcoin supercycle and strategic reserve thesis.

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A new wave of bullish forecasts is pushing Bitcoin targets into uncharted territory, with projections now reaching as high as $3 million per BTC. Supporters of the thesis argue this move wouldn't be driven by speculation alone, but by a Bitcoin supercycle fueled by global liquidity, institutional positioning, and long-term adoption dynamics.

As 2026 begins, market sentiment is turning increasingly constructive, with analysts pointing to improving macro conditions and renewed confidence across crypto markets. While short-term price fluctuations continue, the broader trend suggests Bitcoin may be entering a phase where upside targets expand rapidly.

This episode breaks down the $3M supercycle thesis, why targets are accelerating, and what structural forces could be driving Bitcoin's next major expansion.

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