🇺🇸 🇮🇷 🇮🇱 Bitcoin Stability, US Destabilization & Iran Regime Change: What Next? | BitcoinHardTalk Episode 85

The U.S. is no longer a stabilizing force. It’s a destabilization machine.
And the world has figured it out.

In Episode 85 of BitcoinHardTalk, I broke down how the post-dollar world is unfolding—faster, sharper, and more coordinated than ever before.

As Bitcoin signals strength and long-term adoption, the empire it was designed to outlast is unraveling. The U.S. isn’t just fighting wars—it’s losing narratives, credibility, and its grip on global influence. While BlackRock and JPMorgan restructure Bitcoin’s plumbing, the real energy shift is geopolitical: away from Western control, toward a multipolar order where sovereign states—and sovereign assets—define the rules.

Let’s unpack what happened this week and why it matters.

Bitcoin Treasury Expansion, Stablecoin Diplomacy & Russia’s BitBond | This Week in Bitcoin

This week confirmed what I’ve been warning about for months: sovereign Bitcoin accumulation is accelerating—and not where the West wants you to look.

While the U.S. repositions itself as a Bitcoin mining-friendly jurisdiction, Russia is using Bitcoin as the base layer of a bond market. That’s right—Russia is rolling out sovereign bonds denominated in Bitcoin. It’s not just geopolitical optics. It’s a declaration: the game has changed.

At the same time:

• 🇨🇳 China continues to court USDC-based stablecoin rails via Hong Kong
  
• 🇺🇸 The U.S. Treasury is allowing state-friendly fintech firms to experiment with stablecoin-based bond products
  
• 🇸🇦 Saudi and UAE entities are expanding their own Bitcoin treasury and custody initiatives, including OTC acquisitions from mining firms
  

And while Coinbase stock rebounds after its S&P 500 inclusion, Fidelity, Cantor Fitzgerald, and JPMorgan are building infrastructure that divorces custody from control. This isn’t democratized finance. It’s industrial-scale Bitcoin absorption—designed to turn your self-sovereign asset into regulated collateral.

Bitcoin remains stable. The system around it is being rebuilt to capture it.

If you still don’t hold your keys, ask yourself: how many headlines will it take before they hold them for you?

Iran’s Reset, Biden’s Bluff & Trump’s Shadow Ops | This Week in Macro

Every politician is now a crypto commentator. But behind the slogans lies the real agenda: permanent control via economic chaos.

Let’s start with Iran.

We’re seeing a full-blown narrative build around “regime change.” But it’s not coming through the front door of military invasion. It’s arriving through financial sanctions, digital surveillance integration, and intelligence leaks designed to paint Iran as unstable—just as regional powers push for diplomatic resolution with the West.

Trump, meanwhile, is surfacing as both candidate and kingmaker. His recent comments on Bitcoin mining, state control, and dollar dominance are all performance. The real story is how his allies—Palantir, BlackRock, and energy-linked PACs—are lining up infrastructure deals that benefit from chaos, not stability.

Biden’s re-election optics are even worse. The U.S. debt ceiling remains a pressure point, and while the Fed maintains its “data dependency” stance, inflation and unemployment are no longer credible metrics—they’re manipulated headlines.

Here’s the economic truth:

• Treasury yields remain artificially suppressed through offshore reverse repo channels
  
• Liquidity injections continue via defense spending and fiscal stimulus masquerading as green investment
  
• Real wages are down. Real inflation is higher than reported. And the dollar’s strength is masking internal collapse.
  

You’re not living in an economy.
You’re surviving inside a managed demolition of purchasing power.

And Bitcoin?
Still ticking, still uncensorable, still yours—if you want it.

The Iran Nuclear Deal No One Sees Coming | This Week in Geopolitics

This week exposed just how desperate the U.S. is to cling to relevance in the Middle East.

We’re witnessing strategic de-escalation dressed up as instability. Gaza continues to dominate headlines, but what’s being missed is the pivot happening around it:

• 🇾🇪 The U.S. is retreating from Yemen
  
• 🇸🇾 French infrastructure deals in Syria are rebalancing influence away from Washington
  
• 🇮🇷 Iran is being prepped for reintegration—not isolation
  

The push for an Iran nuclear deal is gaining quiet momentum. Not because Washington wants peace, but because energy logistics demand it. LNG flows, BRICS oil pricing, and GCC security guarantees are all aligned around one thing: stability without U.S. intervention.

That’s why Israel’s posture is shifting. That’s why U.S. drone strikes are sending mixed signals. That’s why Turkey is increasing its diplomatic mediation footprint.

The multipolar world isn’t coming.
It’s already here.

What’s still not clear to most observers is this: the U.S. isn’t fighting for dominance. It’s fighting for permission to remain in the room.

And the more it fails, the more capital will flow—quietly, strategically—into Bitcoin.

Final Thoughts: Bitcoin Is Not Destabilized — The Empire Is

This episode wasn’t about price action or protocol upgrades. It was about power.

Bitcoin remains stable, predictable, and neutral.
The systems trying to control it are unstable, unpredictable, and manipulative.

The U.S. is no longer managing decline. It’s accelerating it—through manufactured volatility, financial warfare, and digital narratives designed to confuse rather than clarify.

That’s why Bitcoin matters more than ever.
Not as a speculative hedge. But as a foundational exit.

You don’t have to understand every geopolitical layer.
You don’t have to decode every financial acronym.
But you do have to understand this: the system is not broken. It’s being rebuilt—without you.

Unless you act. Unless you hold your keys. Unless you stop treating Bitcoin like a product and start seeing it for what it is: a protocol for preserving sovereignty when all other systems are weaponized.

What comes next isn’t about whether Bitcoin will win.
It’s about whether you will still own it when it does.

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