I'm sure everybody recalls the $400 million on pallets sent to Iran at the end of Obama's 8 years as a criminal President. That money for the most part, is untraceable. Much like drug and human trafficking cash gathered in bundles and squirreled away in corrupt banks in the Bahamas, Cook Islands and Panama.
The Treasury stopped printing bills in 2017 and it's very likely all the reserves are currently in circulation. Printed cash bills account for just over 10% of all the money in circulation. The other 90% is digital. Unlike printed bills, digital currency in the modern era is 100% traceable. Blockchain. That is, billions being laundered through foreign aid has left a trail. Any of those monies that were wired to elements of criminal organizations has implicated those recipients under RICO statutes.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Racketeer_Influenced_and_Corrupt_Organizations_Act
I think this neatly explains the 400k+ sealed indictments and their continued and steady rise. It's difficult to imagine hundreds of grand juries and police and FBI investigations being conducted to accumulate this number of indictments.
The greed among politicians and bureaucrats is insatiable and these dummies just can't resist; ie. "these people are stupid" Clawing back these ill gotten Monies is just an NSA hack away.
I am just spitballing here and as usual, I appreciate everyone's input and comments.
Blockchain fundamentally implies data security and immutability. It's just a network of nodes all keeping track of the same entries and everyone checking each other's work to make sure data doesn't get altered by a rogue actor. This has many applications, not just digital currency. The reason Bitcoin is built on blockchain is so there is no central entity with full control, which is what the cabal would want. This fact alone should tell anyone that Bitcoin was a white hat operation.
However, Bitcoin was hijacked and development on the protocol was essentially stopped in order to focus on "layer 2" which was a whole psyop designed to derail the most disruptive properties of Bitcoin and put the central bankers back in control and unfortunately it worked. Bitcoin itself sucks today, but there are better alternatives out there, such as Monero.