
Lee Slusher has over 25 years of experience in the US Army and intelligence community and he is not pleased with US foreign policy at the moment.
Two very different approaches characterize our current moment in monetary evolution: FedNow and bitcoin.
The powers that be are trying to cattle herd you into a CBDC future.
Everywhere one looks things look absolutely terrible for the US financial system. This feels like the endgame.
To any of the freedom hating governments out there reading this on our dirty corner of the internet, good luck!
Bhutan going public with their bitcoin accumulation strategy is a data point that lends credence to the belief that hyperbitcoinization is likely to start at the edges.
"Fed speak" is something that is taken very seriously.
Tune in to this rip to learn about Upstream's iterative design process, the state of the mining industry, and why coal is a beautiful energy source that should be wholly embraced.
This comment from the Bank of England may seem like an overt acknowledgement that a central bank has complete control over your purchasing power, because it is.
We're about 80 years into the dollar reserve system that was put in place during the Bretton Woods meeting after World War II ended and we are rapidly approaching the end of the dollar's reign.
Bitcoin is a forcing function for accountability.
There is a push to inject the nation's livestock with experimental mRNA injections and Charles Mayfield is ringing the alarm bells.