U.S. Senator Warns Against CBDCs
Sen. Bill Hagerty of Tennessee has warned against the dangers of implementing a central bank digital currency. Bitcoin.com reports:
U.S. senator Bill Hagerty has warned...
Republican Congressman Moves to Outlaw CBDC Tests in America
A bill introduced by Congressman Alex X. Mooney (R-WV) would "prohibit the Federal Reserve from establishing, carrying out, or approving a program intended to...
Is the Regulation Reaper Coming for Crypto?
Is regulation about to kill cryptocurrency? No one knows, but it is obvious regulators are ramping up the attention they're paying to crypto after...
China Increases Its Gold Reserves for Seventh Month Straight
China has been on a gold-buying binge, and has now increased its gold reserves for seven months straight. Sybilla Gross reports for Bloomberg:
China increased...
CBDCs Not “Just Another Form of Money”
At the Cato Institute, Norbert Michel and Nicholas Anthony explain that a "CBDC (central bank digital currency) is not 'just another form of money,' as some...
Does the Government Have a Plan to “Sneak Through” CBDCs?
In a recent podcast on Kitco.com, Robert Breedlove and Mark Moss suggest that resistance to central bank digital currency (CBDC) implementation is futile because...
A Cashless Society Is A Debacle for Americans
UPDATE 3.21.23: Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has proposed a law banning the use of central bank digital currencies in the state of Florida. CoinDesk's...
BEWARE: The Road to Digital Currencies
With everything going on in the banking world, is it any wonder Your Survival Guy likes doing business with Fidelity? It’s a non-bank, non-publicly...
Will the Black Swan Usher in Digital Dollars?
What’s most disturbing about a black swan event is how it affects the rest of us. What will this non-bailout, bailout of Silicon Valley...
Is Your Good for Nothing Cash Doing Anything with Its Life?
Is your good-for-nothing cash doing anything with its life? Please don’t tell me it’s sitting around eating all your food and drinking all your...





