Tucker Carlson has reignited one of Bitcoin’s most charged debates—privacy, provenance, and the politics wrapped around the origin—by telling an audience on his “This Is The Turning Point” tour that he believes the asset traces back to the US intelligence community. Pressed during an open-mic Q&A on whether he invests in Bitcoin and whether he views it as a viable asset, Carlson said he supports the principle of financial self-determination but fears what he describes as a widening gap between the ideal and the implementation.

Bitcoin Is Not Private

“I love the idea of Bitcoin because I love the idea of financial autonomy,” he said , framing his stance in civil-liberties terms rather than price speculation. “I don’t want what I buy or sell to be tracked. I don’t want my money to be tra

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