ECB is terrified of one thing: bank runs. Two things if we count Target 2---rebranded to T2. Monster mash for Halloween. As gold supplanted the EUR as the second reserve asset for Central Banks. Plan B was to reinvent a fiat no one wanted. In analog
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While the Nasdaq is getting its teeth kicked in Friday morning on disappointing earnings from Amazon and Intel, I'm keeping a close eye on another corner of the market that I believe could play an outsized role in the next major selloff: cryptocurr
In the 1964 film The Pawnbroker, Rod Steiger plays Sol Nazerman, a Holocaust survivor who operates a pawnshop in Harlem. In one memorable scene, his young assistant asks him what he believes in. "Money," he answers.
Martin Armstrong warns the U.S. dollar may be nowhere near collapse yet. The bigger question is how long the dollar can remain dominant while de-dollarization builds underneath the surface.
Silver Dave explains just how much silver is in the old US coins, plus answers your questions about how to restart the global economy with precious metals should the day come.
The fact that China has a large quantity of gold in its official reserve position is not news. China's gold reserves have been rising substantially since 2009.
The U.S. Mint is commemorating the lives lost from the Al-Qaeda terrorist attack on 9/11 with a new half-dollar coin displaying the date of the travesty encircled by the phrase "NEVER FORGET."
When Brics leaders meet, de-dollarisation becomes a major talking point. But is the US responsible for de-dollarisation debate? Firstpost speaks to former Indian envoy Gaddam Dharmendra.
Silver Dave gets philosophical as he explores the history and fundamentals of money. We also get another glimpse of the SilverBitz™? factory floor, this time with an intimate look at one of the famous coin machines. Is silver money? If so, when?
The U.S. Mint has started selling a $1 coin bearing President Donald Trump's image to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States.
The so-called "Common cents Act" isn't common sense for you. It's common sense for the bankers and the money printers who are quietly stripping the last decent form of hard money left in your pocket -- the nickel, made of actual copper and
.@POTUS and Congress delivered the GENIUS Act, establishing a landmark framework and clear rules of the road for payment stablecoins, and Treasury is moving quickly to implement that framework. @USTreasury welcomes input from stakeholders as we work
John Rubino (https://rubino.substack.com/) joins Liberty and Finance to explain why mounting debt problems in Japan, the United States, and across the developed world could be bringing the global financial system closer to a major breaking point. He
Matt and Doug discuss a proposed Trump "$1 gold coin," calling it inappropriate for a sitting president and a sign of "end-stage empire," comparing it to Rome's shift to leaders' faces on coinage. They also cover a plan to sell early acce
A friend and I got into it recently. He's smart, freedom-minded, and totally gets the danger of Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDC). Expiring money, programmable control, carbon budgets – he sees most of the expanding tyranny clearly.