The Bitcoin Hijacking You NEVER Heard About: How to Get it.

The Bitcoin Hijacking Nobody Is Talking About

I had an interesting conversation yesterday that I just had to share with you all. While helping someone with some paperwork, our discussion turned to cryptocurrency, and I found myself explaining what I believe is one of the biggest untold stories in the financial world: the hijacking of Bitcoin.

Many of you know I've been in the crypto space for years, but what you might not know is that what most people call "Bitcoin" today isn't the original vision that Satoshi Nakamoto described in his white paper. In 2017, something extraordinary happened that changed everything - the Bilderberg group (yes, those powerful banking elites who meet in Switzerland) allegedly orchestrated a hostile takeover of Bitcoin.

What does this mean? They hired developers to fundamentally alter Bitcoin's design, transforming it from "peer-to-peer electronic cash" into what I call "the banker's Federal Reserve coin." The original Bitcoin was designed to remove control of money from the traditional financial system - and that's exactly why it was targeted.

This wasn't the only move they made. Remember when Ethereum was created? What many don't realize is that Bank of America, Microsoft, and JP Morgan Chase were reportedly involved from the beginning with Vitalik Buterin. This was all part of the strategy to subvert people from the original Bitcoin design.

The good news is that Bitcoin's original vision lives on through BSV (Bitcoin SV). It's been restored back to the very first block, maintaining Satoshi's vision of digital cash. The bad news? It's been systematically suppressed - banned from virtually every American exchange and censored across social media platforms. Even with X's commitment to free speech, this topic remains heavily restricted.

Why is BSV so threatening? It's capable of processing a million transactions per second - completely outperforming legacy payment systems like Mastercard and Visa that run on technology from the 1960s and 70s. BSV is not just a cryptocurrency; it's the data layer of the internet that was always meant to be.

Here's something that blew my mind recently: The White House report on digital assets by Bo Hines contains a link in section 209 to an article featuring the person who many believe is the real Satoshi Nakamoto. Even more shocking? Satoshi reportedly sold 80,000 BTC in the last three weeks but kept all his BSV. That's a powerful signal that mainstream media won't touch.

Right now, BSV is trading around $26 with a market cap under $600 million - potentially its lowest price ever. I'm not saying this is a get-rich-quick opportunity; in fact, it's quite the opposite. This is like investing in railroad infrastructure in the 1800s - it might take time, but owning a piece of the original blockchain could secure your family's future for generations.

If you're curious, one of the few places you can still purchase BSV is Orange Gateway, based in Iceland. You can buy up to $1,000 worth without KYC requirements.

I'm sharing this not as financial advice but because I believe people deserve to know the full story behind Bitcoin's competing visions. The powers that be don't want this information spreading, which only makes me more convinced of its importance.

Check out the full video here for more details on this controversial perspective that challenges everything we've been told about Bitcoin.