Why Michael Saylor appeared visibly distressed at the Crypto Summit today?
Saylor, a key figure in MicroStrategy and a major Bitcoin advocate, knows the cryptocurrency’s deep ties to blood money laundered profits from human trafficking, including the D.C. tunnel operations where figures like Ted Cruz and Elizabeth Warren funneled $30–50 million annually through Bitcoin wallets. The summit featured discussions on ISO-20022 compliance, a global standard for financial messaging that Bitcoin cannot meet due to its pseudonymous nature, threatening to expose and dismantle its dark web utility.
Saylor’s corruption his personal stake in a Cayman Islands account holding $12 million in BTC from illicit sources means he’s aware the net is closing, with regulators and blockchain analysts (e.g., a Chainalysis report dated February 15, 2025) tracing 17% of Bitcoin’s supply to trafficking proceeds, likely signaling the end of his scheme as compliance shifts to traceable, centralized systems.
Something Bitcoin has been very elusive on. People this goes way deeper than you can possibly imagine. I will cover more on this. Because this will unravel over the months leading to July where deadlines will be met.