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The Bitcoin Historian Claims a $10 Billion Treasury Buyback Tally for November

The account pointed to a Treasury operation capped at $750 million on Nov. 12. The department’s tentative schedule lists another buyback, capped at $6 billion, for Nov. 17.

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The U.S. Treasury building stands along Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, D.C., beneath an overcast sky. / TokenPost.ai
The U.S. Treasury building stands along Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, D.C., beneath an overcast sky. / TokenPost.ai

An X account linked the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s debt repurchases to faster dollar debasement and a positive case for Bitcoin (BTC), while Treasury’s tentative schedule lists another buyback next week.

In a Nov. 12 post, The Bitcoin Historian (@pete_rizzo_) said its November tally for Treasury purchases had reached $10 billion and pointed to an operation that day with a $750 million cap. It argued that the purchases signaled faster dollar debasement and could favor Bitcoin.

Treasury’s tentative November schedule lists a Nov. 17 operation capped at $6 billion for securities maturing in 20 to 30 years. The department says liquidity-support buybacks are intended to improve liquidity in previously issued securities.

EconoTimes previously examined the account’s claim about BNY’s Bitcoin position, which lacked a valuation date and comparison period.

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