Florida Considering Legislation to Recognize Gold and Silver as Currency
Florida’s exploration of gold and silver as currency aligns with a return to sound money principles.
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Federal Reserve Announces First Rate Cut in Over 4 Years
Today, the Federal Reserve announced their decision to cut interest rates by 50 basis points (0.5%), marking the first rate since the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Fed Report Admits that Gold is Displacing the Dollar in Central Bank Reserves
Earlier this week the Federal Reserve released a report that showed at least 37.5% of foreign central banks are moving away from the dollar as their main reserve currency in favor of gold.
House of Representatives Passes Bill to Block CBDC
The House of Representatives voted to pass the CBDC Anti-Surveillance State Act by a margin of 216 to 192, with 213 Republicans voting in favor. Three Democrats voted for the bill, while 192 Democrats opposed it.
Congressman Introduces Legislation to Abolish the Federal Reserve
Representative Thomas Massie of West Virginia announced the introduction of a new bill, Federal Reserve Board Abolition Act (H.R. 8421)
Executive Order 6102: The 1933 Law That Made Gold Ownership Illegal in America
On April 5, 1933, FDR signed Executive Order 6102 — making it illegal for Americans to own gold. Here’s what it said, why it happened, and what it means for gold investors today.
New Catalyst $10 Bill Expected in 2026: What We Know About the Biggest U.S. Currency Redesign in Decades
The new Catalyst $10 bill is confirmed for 2026 production. Here’s the full timeline, security features, raised tactile features, and what it means for the rest of the Catalyst currency family.
US Government Debt now over $33.88 Trillion, USDebtClock.org
Earlier this year, the US Government hit a new milestone. The amount of government debt in the United States has grown to exceed $33.88 Trillion as a result of overspending by elected officials. The growing U.S. government debt is a complex issue with significant implications for American citizens and taxpayers.
What is the Federal Reserve?
The Federal Reserve is part public entity and part private entity that has operated as the central banking system of the United States since the Federal Reserve Act of 1913. The Federal Reserve System, often referred to simply as the Fed has a unique public-private structure that controls the nation’s monetary policy by managing interest … Read moreWhat is the Federal Reserve?
The Countries with the Largest Gold Reserves
Gold is considered a crucial element in diversifying a central bank’s foreign reserves because it bears little correlation with other assets, such as currencies and bonds.
While many are monitoring the developments in BRICS, the United States continues to hold the largest stockpile of gold reserves in the world by a considerable margin.