Over 6 months ago, President Trump directed federal agencies to review their authority to transfer digital assets to the Digital Assets Stockpile. The results of these reviews were meant to be delivered to the Treasury 30 days after the publication of the Executive Order, by April 5th, 2025. Naturally, we filed a Freedom of Information Request with the Treasury to obtain the reports that the Treasury received. Except that… the Treasury doesn’t have them. When not even simple tasks like the reviewing of authorities are being complied with, the intention to build a strategic reserve should be seriously questioned. If you were a single issue voter, it may be about time to demand some accountability from your Government. image View quoted note →

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You make it sound like a bad thing but the government has less wealth than expected and might collapse under its own debt that much sooner, so I believe this ought to be cause for celebration. You know, we just need to make sure to stock up on assets ourselves before the admin spends itself into oblivion.
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Judge Hardcase 4 months ago
For clarification, is there a portion of the Treasury's response that specifically indicates they don't have the reports? From the portion disclosed here, it appears they may just be giving you the run-around - which is an important distinction.
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ihsotas 4 months ago
If your single issue was Bitcoin and you voted for a shitcoiner like trump you should review the information pool that informs your decision tree.
I remember watching Bassent announce that he did a schedule audit of the Fort Knox gold . No one asked him what a schedule audit is. BS Detector fired up because body language was showing the opposite to what was coming out of his mouth .