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Dixon Claims BlackRock's Aladdin Controls 25 Trillion Dollars in Global Capital Flows

Tom Bilyeu Impact Theory · Decoding Economic Warfare, Global Transition, Who is Satoshi and How YOU Can Escape the Cage | Impact Theory W. Tom Bilyeu & Simon Dixon · May 30, 2026
Dixon Claims BlackRock's Aladdin Controls 25 Trillion Dollars in Global Capital Flows
Tom Bilyeu Impact Theory
Tom Bilyeu Impact Theory
Decoding Economic Warfare, Global Transition, Who is Satoshi and How YOU Can Escape the Cage | Impact Theory W. Tom Bilyeu & Simon Dixon
"Aladdin is used by pretty much every pension fund manager, every endowment fund, every insurance company, every sovereign wealth fund, every central bank and treasury and government treasury management services all around the world. It has the largest data sets in the world and capital moves as Aladdin tells it how to move."
Former investment banker Simon Dixon revealed that BlackRock's AI technology platform Aladdin controls $25 trillion in assets under administration, effectively directing the movement of the world's largest capital pools. Dixon argued this gives BlackRock unprecedented power over sovereign wealth funds, central banks, and pension systems globally, making it the dominant force in global finance beyond traditional government structures.

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In this wide-ranging conversation, host Tom Bilyeu interviewed former investment banker Simon Dixon, who presented a controversial framework for understanding global power structures and the transition to a multipolar world order. Dixon argued that military, financial, and technology cartels—which he calls MICFIC and TIC—have systematically subordinated governments, corporations, and individuals through debt, intelligence operations, and coordinated wealth extraction. The most explosive revelation came when Dixon identified the mysterious Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto as Len Sassaman, claiming Bitcoin was originally an intelligence operation intended as a precursor to central bank digital currencies before being open-sourced against plan. Dixon alleged that Sassaman's suicide one month after Gavin Andresen met with the CIA was suspicious, and that subsequent efforts by Epstein-connected networks attempted to co-opt cryptocurrency. On current geopolitics, Dixon accused Scott Bessent of orchestrating Iran's currency collapse as a civilian-targeting operation, calling it Operation Ajax 2.0. Perhaps most significantly, Dixon claimed BlackRock's Aladdin platform controls $25 trillion in capital flows, effectively directing global investment through AI scenario planning for every major financial institution and sovereign wealth fund. Dixon argued that political solutions are theater, that Trump negotiates for corporate cartels rather than America, and that the global elite are conducting a managed transition away from American dominance toward coordination with China and Gulf sovereign wealth funds. He concluded by revealing what he considers the ultimate leverage point: a coordinated global mortgage and rent strike that would collapse the debt-based system, while advising individuals to pursue sovereignty through Bitcoin self-custody, jurisdictional arbitrage, and decentralized communities.

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