Reserve currency

Last week, we acquired 334 Bitcoin and repurchased $176 million of stretch.

As of October 4th, 2026, we hold 848,000 Bitcoin and $5.7 billion of USD assets.

assets I do love some of the reframe the name stuff like that but I and I do find it funny though that they're on 848 like even I feel like they do a lot of like memeable numbers for some reason I just I feel like it always like it ends up like that a lot but but anyway before we get into some of the other things what are your guys thoughts on sailor quick we're going to talk a little bit of how the media is completely lying to you in brazil just upending everything you've been told uh trump's about to arrest everyone in the mainstream news maybe some mortgage rates uh but anyway what do you guys think about sailor what's going on here and how this is going to uh and how he is going to affect and reshape everything we see here going forward um jor what are your what are your thoughts

So my thoughts on this are 848,000 Bitcoin.

And you might say, well, Jor, here in Canada, everything's priced in Canadian dollars.

Yes, but everything's pegged to the U.S. dollar.

Everything stems from the USD, the World Reserve Currency.

And when you look at a number like that, 848,000 Bitcoin, that is 84 trillion Satoshis.

Well, first of all, the IMF leader, the International Monetary Fund, to get a description for everybody, is the operating arm of the World Bank.

When we hear about the World Reserve Currency, World Reserve Currency goes to the International Monetary Fund.

That's where all the money is adjudicated between fair trade nations that we do business with, and they have to use the U.S. dollar to make that happen.

This isn't just a peanut organization.

They're intricately involved with us, intricately.

So when this woman is making these statements that she's making, the gravity of those statements has to be amplified because we hear all about world reserve currency.

This is where it comes from.

This is where it started.

Well, first of all, the IMF leader, the International Monetary Fund, to get a description for everybody, is the operating arm of the World Bank.

When we hear about the World Reserve Currency, World Reserve Currency goes to the International Monetary Fund.

That's where all the money is adjudicated between fair trade nations that we do business with, and they have to use the U.S. dollar to make that happen.

This isn't just a peanut organization.

They're intricately involved with us, intricately.

so when this woman is making these statements that she's making the gravity of those statements has to be amplified because we hear all about world reserve currency this is where it comes from this is where it started the international monetary fund just like in the uh bricks when they have the uh their their their fund they sit back and they do everything uh on what they're going to be paying out and how they're going to be adjudicating it we're adjudicating it through the imf and she sees a major problem this is part of the huge problem all of these things you're answering and talking about brandon tokenization digital currency it's all part of an agenda here the world bank sees it the imf this lady sees the fact that the united states is going to be playing a shell game with their currency that they're going to sit back and no longer deal in dollars they'll deal like you said in tokens you'll have tokens that are offered through uh even on when the government referred and approved what's going on with the coinbase people using a token reserve banking system paying uh paying rewards for banking through tokens Then you have the banking system, which is now digital.

Then you have the staple coins, which is part of the Genius Act.

Then you have cryptos.