Three and a half years after his last Pfizer shot, researchers found mRNA, plasmid DNA, and spike protein still circulating in his body. "We basically confirmed that mRNA injection components can last in the human body for at least three and a half years." - (NicHulscher)

Robot dogs now patrolling AI data centers 24/7. Spotting leaks, anomalies & intruders. Novva deploys Boston Dynamics & Ghost Robotics quadrupeds for perimeter security.

TFTC 728 w/ (NicHulscher): "His research became the number one most accessed paper in the world. Then they deleted it." We discuss: ⚡ What COVID vaccines leave inside you ⚡ Increase cancer deaths ⚡ Cover-up protecting Big Pharma

While everyone's doom scrolling about wars, the CFTC just made history. First time they've formally said self-custodial wallet developers don't need to register as brokers. breaks down why this is massive for Bitcoin.

The Strait of Hormuz has been closed for 19 days. SAS canceled 1,000 flights. Bangkok gas stations are bone dry. The IEA just authorized the largest emergency oil release in history. And buried in the chaos: Iran is letting tankers through if they pay in yuan. Dollar ships get nothing. Today's Brief: https://www.tftc.io/oil-market-fracture-petrodollar-hormuz-yuan-payments/

New SEC Chairman Paul Atkins issues a formal interpretation on how the Commission treats crypto assets under federal securities laws. "It acknowledges what the former administration refused to recognize - that most crypto assets are not themselves securities."

Boris Johnson just wrote that Pokemon cards are a better investment than Bitcoin. This is not satire. This is a real column in the Daily Mail. His evidence? An elderly man from his village gave £500 to a stranger in a pub who promised to double it. After 3.5 years and £20,000 in "fees," the money is gone. Boris concludes: Bitcoin is a Ponzi. Bitcoin didn't steal this man's money. A con artist did. That's like calling the dollar a scam because someone got robbed at an ATM. What Boris left out: 1. Bitcoin is a $1.42 trillion asset with $62 billion in daily volume 2. It runs on a fully transparent public blockchain anyone can audit 3. It has outperformed every fiat currency on Earth over any 4+ year window 4. The British pound has lost over 99% of its purchasing power since the Bank of England was founded Boris argued that money needs "Caesar's image" on it to have value. He used a Bible parable to defend central banking. The former PM of a country that saw 11% inflation, a gilt market crisis, and a currency that buys less every year is calling the hardest money ever created a Ponzi. While comparing it unfavorably to Pikachu. You can't make this up.

Strait of Hormuz still shut. Tanker traffic at near-zero. Insurance pulled. Biggest energy disruption in modern history?

El Salvador announces plans to develop nuclear power capacity within the next 7 years.

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei: AI could handle end-to-end software engineering in just 6-12 months. "Most, maybe all" of what engineers do, gone.

President Trump declares he will veto ALL other legislation until Congress passes the full SAVE America Act.

Trump: "There will be no deal with Iran except unconditional surrender."

Trump: "If we didn't do it first, they would've done it to Israel."

Kraken becomes the first digital asset company with direct access to the U.S. payment system.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani announces free full-day child care for two-year-olds launching fall 2026. Open to all residents regardless of income or status.

What will be the impact of Iran closing the Strait of Hormuz?

Square to auto-enable Bitcoin payments via Lightning Network for all eligible sellers on March 30, 2026. h/t Nick Slaney

Anthropic just dropped Dispatch in Claude Cowork. Message Claude from your phone. It runs persistent tasks on your desktop (files, code, browser). Come back to finished work. Local sandbox, you approve everything.

The private credit default rate just hit 9.2%. That is higher than the peak default rate on bank loans during the 2008 financial crisis. This market has $1.8 trillion in assets and roughly $100 billion in secondary liquidity. That is an 18 to 1 mismatch between money in and money that can get out. Private credit exploded over the past decade because banks pulled back after Dodd-Frank. Pension funds, endowments, and insurance companies piled into it looking for yield. The loans are mostly floating rate, which means every Fed hike pushed borrowers closer to default. The default rate averaged 2-3% for years. It hit 8.1% in 2024. Now 9.2%. Nobody is ringing alarm bells because these loans do not trade on public markets. There is no ticker to watch. No daily mark to market. The losses are sitting in quarterly reports that most people never read. $1.8 trillion in illiquid loans with a 9.2% default rate and no secondary market. If a handful of large funds try to exit at the same time, there is no buyer on the other side.

Paul Atkins: "Digital commodities, digital collectables, digital tools and payment stablecoins under the GENIUS Act" are not deemed securities.