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From Trash to Bitcoin: The Most Insane Treasury Strategy I've Ever Seen
Disseminated on behalf of SolarBank Corporation
(NASDAQ: SUUN)
Yesterday I told you Goldman Sachs was hoarding sunshine.
Today I'm going to tell you something even CRAZIER:
A NASDAQ-listed solar company just announced they're converting ALL their net cash flows from one project... into Bitcoin.
Not 10% as a hedge, not 50% as a speculation. ALL OF IT
Every single dollar of profit is going straight into the world's hardest digital asset.
And here's the kicker: They're doing it with electricity generated from a closed landfill.
They're literally turning garbage dumps into Bitcoin.
If that doesn't blow your mind, you're not paying attention to the biggest treasury innovation I've seen in decades.
The Announcement That Changed Everything
While every corporation sits on depreciating dollars or buys back overpriced stock, SolarBank (NASDAQ: SUUN) just flipped the entire treasury playbook upside down.
Their Geddes Solar Project—built on a former trash dump— once operational will generate clean electricity day after day. But instead of selling those electrons for pennies like everyone else, they're executing something brilliant:
Solar panels → Electricity → Cash → Bitcoin
Every month for the life of the project which is expect to commence operating before the end of June.
They're not mining Bitcoin with massive computers that burn electricity and create heat. They're doing something far more elegant: generating clean power from sunshine and using the profits to accumulate digital gold.
Why This Is Pure Genius
Think about what they've created here. It's an asset that generates cash flow for 22+ years, but instead of holding that cash while inflation eats it alive, they're converting those depreciating dollars into Bitcoin.
Now, Bitcoin's appreciated an average of 150% annually over the last decade. Past performance doesn't guarantee future results—this thing is volatile as hell and could drop 50% tomorrow. But the long-term trend is undeniable.
Even better? They've solved Bitcoin's biggest criticism.
Everyone whines about Bitcoin's energy usage, but SolarBank just created "carbon-negative" Bitcoin. They generate clean energy that can offset some of the energy Bitcoin mining uses, then buy Bitcoin with the profits. It's environmental jujitsu—using the opposition's argument against them.
The Perfect Storm Nobody Sees Coming
Three massive shifts just collided to make this possible:
First, battery costs crashed below $100/MWh. Solar plus batteries means 24/7 power generation is finally profitable, not just daytime revenue.
Second, Bitcoin is rapidly becoming the corporate treasury standard. MicroStrategy blazed the trail, Tesla validated it, and now SolarBank is taking it to the next level.
Third, energy and money are converging into a single system. Those who control the electrons will control the value creation of the next century.
Even Elon Musk gets it. He said solar is so obvious that anyone who can do "elementary math" would see it's the future. Compared to the sun, all other energy is like "caveman burning twigs." His entire Starlink satellite constellation? Powered 100% by solar panels, every single satellite.
The “Multiplier Effect” That Changes Everything
Here's what separates the rich from everyone else in this new economy:
A regular solar farm sells electricity at 5-10 cents per kilowatt-hour and calls it a day. That's the sucker's game.
SolarBank's model creates multiple value layers:
Generate electricity from FREE sunshine
Convert profits to Bitcoin
Bitcoin should appreciate while dollars depreciate
It's like owning a rental property that pays you in a currency that gets MORE valuable every year instead of less (though past performance isn’t indicative of future results).
They're starting with the Geddes Project as their pilot program. If this works—and I believe it will—they're looking at expanding this strategy across their massive pipeline.
Imagine hundreds of solar farms across America, all converting sunshine into Bitcoin. It's monetary alchemy for the digital age.
The Professional Setup
This isn't some garage operation with a hardware wallet in a sock drawer. They are opening an account with Coinbase Prime for institutional-grade custody and professional Bitcoin accumulation.
Every month, like clockwork: Sun shines on that old landfill. Panels generate power. Profits flow in. Bitcoin stacks up.
While you're paying ever-increasing electric bills, they're accumulating digital gold from garbage land.
Let's Talk Risk Because I Don't BS My Readers
This strategy has serious risks, and anyone who tells you otherwise is lying:
Bitcoin is volatile as hell. Solar projects can face delays or equipment failures. Financing and permits are required. Regulations could change overnight. The whole strategy might flop spectacularly.
But here's what 40 years in markets taught me: The companies that create generational wealth make bold moves when everyone else is paralyzed by fear.
The Bottom Line
You can laugh at this strategy. You can call it crazy. You can keep saving dollars that lose 8% of their value every single year.
Or you can recognize what's actually happening here:
We're watching the birth of energy-backed digital assets. SolarBank didn’t stop at just generating power—they're generating a new form of wealth that governments can't print and banks can't control. And it now has my attention.
The Rockefellers got rich controlling oil. The next generation can get rich controlling electrons AND the Bitcoin they create.
Five years from now, SolarBank (NASDAQ: SUUN) will be a cautionary tale—or the blueprint everyone follows.
The sun rises tomorrow whether you profit from it or not. Bitcoin never stops.
And SolarBank is playing both sides of the future.
Sincerely,
Kiyosaki Uncensored
P.S. SolarBank (NASDAQ: SUUN), the under-$2 micro-cap “solar gatekeeper” sprinted higher back in January/February. Momentum traders stampeded on its “power-toll-booth” model.
Now, with shares trading at lower levels – enough to attract Goldman Sachs - the company is parking excess cash from a solar project in Bitcoin reserves—converting daylight kilowatts into nighttime satoshis. Read more here.
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