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Unlike Gold, Bitcoin is Not a Safe-Haven

While Bitcoin may see significant price spikes, it cannot offer the reliability and historical strength of gold, which has proven itself a steadfast store of value throughout history.

Gold Overtakes Euro to Become Second-Largest Central Bank Reserve Asset

According to Bank of America, gold has overtaken the euro to become the world’s second-largest central bank reserve asset.

Fed’s Rate Cut Helps Candidate Harris But Will Hurt President Harris (or Trump)

Interest payments on the national debt will exceed one trillion dollars this year, putting more pressure on the Federal Reserve to monetize the debt, thus creating more inflation.

Sophisticated Scammers Using Gold to Fleece Americans for Everything

There is a pervasive gold-related scheme currently operating which has recently conned Americans out of hundreds of millions of dollars.

Zimbabwe Already Devaluing New Gold-Backed Currency

In April, Zimbabwe launched a gold-backed currency to stabilize its finances. Less than six months later, the Reserve Bank has already devalued it.

Renowned Trend Forecaster Gerald Celente on Global Turmoil, Gold, and the Dollar’s Decline

In a recent interview with Money Metals Podcast, Gerald Celente, Founder of the Trends Research Institute, discussed key global issues shaping the future with host Mike Maharrey.

Announcing the Sound Money Fellowship: Promoting Sound Money Research

The Sound Money Defense League and Money Metals Exchange proudly announce the inaugural Sound Money Fellowship to promote advanced research in sound money.

The Deeper Dive: The Return of Inflation ... Again

The first return of inflation came last year and into January through March of this year when inflation started rising again after about a year of decline.

The Dollar Is Smoke and Mirrors

At one time, the U.S. monetary system was backed by gold. Now, it’s not backed by anything.

Gold Repatriation Shifting From North to South

In 2017 Germany brought home nearly $31 billion of gold bars that had been stored in New York and Paris after World War II.

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