Modern Banking: The Art of Fake Money
If you’re familiar with fractional reserve banking, then you know that money seems to appear out of thin air.
The Market Always Wins
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If you’re familiar with fractional reserve banking, then you know that money seems to appear out of thin air.
2023 was a year. We experienced some memorable events; things happened that changed the world as we know it.
“Digital Asset Anti-Money Laundering Act”: this act threatens the very essence of a decentralized economy.
So where do we go from here? What has to change in order for today’s consumers to secure economic success for them and future generations?
“About 80% of central banks in a recent survey were looking at implementing CBDCs, and more than half have already started running experimental pilots.”
Inflation is an unannounced tax that hits the middle class, and lower income portions of society hardest. Where does it end?
From its introduction to the world only a couple years ago to the present day, the coronavirus has seated itself in the history books.
Most people find the current system broken, unfair, and ineffective. For the most part that’s a pretty accurate description.
The consequences of debt spending for the U.S Government has led to the least valuable dollar we have ever seen. We haven’t seen prices rise this fast in 30 years.
This technology has already helped to open the eyes of millions around the world to freedom and liberty in everyday commerce.
Government debt has fueled every war and every recession and depression since the Federal Reserve was created in 1913.
“If you destroy a free market, you create a black market.” -James C. Humes, The Wit & Wisdom of Winston Churchill
In later news for the ever developing buzz of cryptocurrency, blockchain project Ripple is prepared to go to trial after denying settling a lawsuit with the SEC.
Venezuela bloomed in a free-market capitalist economic system. Venezuela has switched from being a capitalist country to socialist at the cost of economic prosperity.
Venezuela, a nation in northern South America that once held the title as one of the richest countries in Latin America.