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The IRGC just built a toll booth at the Strait of Hormuz.
Every tanker pays $1 per barrel. A loaded VLCC pays $2 million.
Payment window: a few seconds.
Currency: Bitcoin.
• Iran’s parliament made it law on March 30. The Financial Times got the quote direct from Iran’s Oil Exporters’ Union.
• TRM Labs tracked $3 billion in IRGC wallets last year. $20 million a day. $800 million a month when LNG is included.
• Today at 10 AM Eastern, the US Navy starts blockading every Iranian port. Three carrier strike groups. All flags. All vessels.
• The GENIUS Act freezes sanctioned stablecoin wallets. USDT. USDC. Done.
Bitcoin? No issuer. No freeze. No compliance officer.
The one asset class neither wall can touch.
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The entire US Navy is parked on top of the strait and Iran is still getting paid. Two million dollars a ship. In Bitcoin. In seconds. And nobody can stop it.
Iraq’s Central Bank has been building the compliant version for two years.
• Dollar auction shut down.
• Multi-currency platform live.
• US Treasury embedded inside the CBI.
• ASYCUDA customs across every governorate.
Same rails. Wrong side vs right side.
The country that gets there first with a regulated framework wins.
And right now, inside a house in Baghdad, nine men are deciding who runs the government that switches it on.
If you want the extended briefing that ties it all together, follow the link in bio to our Historical Catalogue.
The meeting in Baghdad today has nine names on the table. And only that four matter.
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One of them is Basim al-Badri. Accountability and Justice Commission. Dawa Party.
No sanctions baggage. No US veto.
Both Maliki AND Sudani have to walk before consensus forms. The US put the Central Bank and the oil marketing company on the sanctions table.
Maliki tried coming back once already. Not from this.
One more smackdown and he is done.
Iraq burns $6.3 billion a month. March revenue was $1.9 billion.
How many months does that buy?
Now look at the constitutional timeline for forming a government. The math doesn’t work. Something has to move faster than the paperwork says it can.
Everyone is watching Bitcoin’s price.
Nobody is watching where it flows.
On March 30, Iran’s parliament legalised a Bitcoin toll on every tanker transiting the Strait of Hormuz. $1 per barrel. A loaded VLCC pays $2 million. Payment in seconds.
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Now count what has already been shut down:
• 22 Iraqi banks barred from US dollar transactions
• 197 exchange companies banned from dollar auctions
• OFAC sanctioned IRGC-linked crypto exchanges for the first time in January – $94 billion in transactions
• FinCEN issued a new advisory on April 5 flagging crypto-Iran transactions
• Iran oil waivers expire April 19 – 140 million barrels lose their exemption
Every traditional bypass is closing. Crypto is the last open rail.
And Treasury just proved they can reach it.
Tomorrow’s briefing maps the full chain. Opening it to all members – free and paid.
What happens to the entities using crypto as a sanctions bypass when the last door closes?
In January, Treasury designated the first-ever IRGC-linked crypto exchanges. $94 billion in transactions. Seven wallet addresses blacklisted.
• In April, Iran legalised collecting Bitcoin at the world’s most strategic chokepoint.
One side is building the toll booth. The other side is building the net.
April 19 is the deadline. Who blinks?
We mapped what happens when every rail closes, including the ones outside the banking system.
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Source(s):
• https://x.com/EXIT_FIAT/status/2043646252240540009
• https://x.com/EXIT_FIAT/status/2043811367967391809
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