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History unfolding, in one chart:
The US Dollar to Gold ratio is falling off of a cliff.
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>>514762445
its starting
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Muh hecking orange metal
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>>514762445
trump is trying to return us to the gold standard very quietly. First you have to fix the trade deficits so gold is flowing into your country and not out and then you have to secretly buy up enough gold and silver to meet your m2 money supply, which is helped by an increasing gold price
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>>514762552
> 4D
> MIGGA COPE
Keep coping
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>>514762445
Gold is becoming more rare.
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>>514762445
Remember when China was hoarding gold?
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>>514762445
Thanks Biden! Oh wait...
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Why are miggers bankrupting america, did they move everything from Fort Knox to Jerusalem already
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>>514762552
>trump is trying to return us to the gold standard very quietly.
lmao, yes very stable genius. trust the plan
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>>514763842
>cern can print it
>celestial mining has a real future
>third world mines are lined with the stuff
>"more rare"
Nah. The only thing that got rare was american credibility in a fight.

Your dollar is a representation of your military force, and whether people believe in them. Internationally and domestically, this is your actual value.
Belief in the american empire is dead.
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>>514762552
MIGA is abjectly delusional.
Tranny tier
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>>514762552
Do not trust the plan. Panicans are in control.
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>>514762445
faster! harder!
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>>514762547
>orange metal bad
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>>514764264
Orange metal should be bad. Orange metal good is an indicator that things are fucked.
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>>514762445
>doomposting trannies that never bought precious metals to diversify
SAD.
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>>514762445
How is silver looking?
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>>514763842
more is mined every day. none is ever destroyed or lost. all we do is build little piles of it.
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>>514764264
MAKE AURUM GREAT AGAIN
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>>514764408
At the current rate? To the moon!
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>>514763842
Can't wait for the rugpull. You people are in for it.
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>>514762552
>trump is trying to return us to the gold standard very quietly
Please kill yourself at the first opportunity.
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>>514765359
>Can't wait for the rugpull.
And where do you expect the cash to run to? Bonds, perhaps? Shitcoin?
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>>514765620
the pig has finally been fattened enough to be sacrificed at the Altar of Baphomet
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>>514764321
>useless paper > precious metals
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>>514765974
>implying currency debasement and sovereign debt crises didn't happen with specie
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>>514762445
I will be in for the virtual gold - retards will believe it's real and it's theirs just like they did with monkey pictures
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>>514762445
>>514762534
WHAT DOES IT MEAN? SHOULD I BUY MORE LIQUOR?
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>>514764038
Trust the concept of a plan.
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>>514766094
>t.
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>>514762552
holy shit dude give it a rest you fucking retard and yes I waited 120 seconds to fucking tell you this
buy gold and sardines because it's gonna get fucky wucky out there, anon.
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wooooooooo
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>>514767011
based apurand
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>>514764408
Literally teasing all-time-highs
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>>514764408
kinda silvery sometimes a patina.
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>>514764998
Are you trolling right now? If you’re being serious, then you may be surprised at just how much gold goes into the contacts(pins, sockets for cable connections) used in just about everything electronic, but particularly in PCs/servers/datacenters and the like, not to mention the fairly large quantity used in modern microchips(esp graphics cards), which is getting to be on-par with the giant gold Pentiums and such of the early 90’s. While it isn’t technically “lost”, it’s no longer in the supply chain when it ends up in landfills rather than going to metal reclamation/recycling, which is a dirty and labor intensive purpose, even if you’re just mechanically removing from circuit boards and separating the various materials into bins of “dirty” gold, aluminum, silver, etc for a proper metallurgical company to deal with.
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>>514762534
It's been 'starting' since 2010, we're simply watching the snowball rolling down the cliff. The best is yet to come! Exponential growth is wild.
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>>514767981
eventually it will be cheaper to mine the landfills. dont worry about it. theres plenty of gold around here and if we need more it will be cheaper to mine the core, asteroids, nuclear synthesis, etc. crazy gold prices are like the diamond thing, a cartel of brokers and advertising.
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Thanks Trump!
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>>514762552
Enough of this shit. Had a not doing anything except helping Israel
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>>514762552
Trump is LITERALLY threatening the Fed to print more money.
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>>514763842
Gold is an extremely outdated medium of currency. Lolberts have a huge hard on for it though. Don't try to reason with them.
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>>514768165
I’m not worried in the least about a gold shortage, when it comes to its need in production uses- we’ll just melt the bars and issue certificates, should supply become an issue(it won’t). I’d be more concerned with lithium, cadmium, and the likes(Rb).
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>>514764998
The same with fiat.
We print them and make huge piles inside banks, earning interest to Jews.
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what the price of oil in USD?
the dollar now is nothing special.
our prices are going to look like costs in japanese yen now.

time to exchange my dollars for british pounds sterling.
or euros.
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You need to show it compared to other currencies for it to mean anything.

The whole globe has lost buying power since covid, the cost of everyone living on credit during lockdowns.
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>>514768278
it still has a use and value like everything else real, the chart is the same in bread, land, any metal etc
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>>514768121
>we got fallout in real life before gta6
Lmao
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>>514762445
Any experts that can explain wtf is Trump doing?
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>>514764045
>cern can print it
>celestial mining has a real future
You are so unbelievably stupid.
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>>514762445

Gold doesn't care about your social credit score
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>>514764045
>Belief in the american empire is dead.
then enjoy learning mandarin cunt
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This gentleman is probably the smartest man in Washington right now, in bessent we trust.
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>>514768488
It's not hard to understand anon. Trump doesn't understand economics. The foundation of international relations is that both parties have to be somewhat likeable. When you put a maniac like Trump in office who threatens everyone suddenly nobody wants to do business with America. The Fed takeover by Trump just echoes what other dictators like in Argentina and Turkey did right before they sunk their economy for decades. Smart investors see what is happening and are pulling money out the US and into gold which is now seen as safer than whatever America has to offer.
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>>514766372
>Can't refute it because it's true
Goldtards be thinking it's some pure virgin system when all the scams originated with it
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buy silver. it will be the new currency of plebs. Gold will be for governments.
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>>514769034
>Currency of plebs
How many times has silver been monetized in history vs. gold?
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>>514769182
Depends on the region that civ was at and which was easier to mine
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bitcoin is up over 99% on gold on the 10Y

https://www.xe.com/en-us/currencycharts/?from=XAU&to=BTC&view=10Y
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>>514764408
Very good. It always follows gold with some lag. Gold good, then silver will be good tmrw.
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>>514768488
Gearing up for war probably.
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>>514768121
It will be fixed by replacing the dollar with neo-dollars or some shit. See how easy that works?

Anyway, having more than a few thousand dollars in your checking account at one time is definitely not a good idea.
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>>514769034
Nobody is going back to using specie for day to day payments. It could possibly be used to settle international trade. Possibly being the key words
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>>514762445
Stackers are like sitting ducks, can't move anywhere with it. Can't eat it. Timmy just stare at it and wait for us to come help you protect it
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>>514769034
Hard to believe the quickness things are collapsing, given no one uses cash and its worthless, given BTC is too deflationary to be spent, given other assets are not liquid enough, the gold / silver coin fags may win this after all.
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>>514769722
Like the platinum coin worth a trillion?
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>>514769847
You can stack the value of a house in 1 bar though
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>>514769967
yeah, except the platinum coin is the new currency.
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>>514765620
>iron & copper > gold
productive capital assets; read Utopia, Thomas More
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>>514768413
>what the price of oil in USD?
It's very affordable. The gold oil ratio has been around 20 most our lives, now it is 55. Either gold is lying about the dollar or oil will reprice.
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>>514770131
>copper
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Great Depression 2 Electric Boogaloo here we fucking go
Also WW3 next year
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>>514770131
>>514770538
This guy has no silver.
Sorry for you povo.
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>>514770550
Please happen. I can stay on gib till next summer.
>Imagine gooning to tranny porn while whole cities get destroyed 10k miles away from you lmao
A man can dream
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>>514770619
>This guy has no silver.
Now's the time to sell half of your stack. You can thank me at Xmas.
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>>514770538
>goldbug retard doesn't understand what productive capital asset means
wew lad baka

>>514770619
>he fell for Mr. Silversteins boomerock scheme
top kek
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>>514769182
The spanish treasure ships coming out of the Americas with thousands of tons of silver re-ordered the entire world economy and allowed mass adoption of silver as a circulating currency everywhere from lisbon to beijing.
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>>514770538
That drawdown on copper from 6 to 4.5 was staggering. They blamed orange tarrifs. I don't know where copper futures deliver and how tarrifs get priced into that. Take a look at cotton and rice on the 10 year. Their crazy peaks are long gone. Even the roasties monthly chocolate ration is returning to sanity. Gold is outta whack. It must me anunaki related
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>>514770741
The merchants of Venice were trading ushanti gold for European silver that they took to china on the Marco polo trail. Venice or the other place, fuck starts with a G was where the bimetal exchange was located. They forced Europe to move from a silver standard which they mined to gold which venetians controlled. I don't know where that fits on your Spanish timeline
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>>514762445
Gold going up to further all time highs isn't even what you should be looking at. You should be looking at the fact that silver and platinum prices are accelerating upwards and haven't yet reached all time highs. How much would you like to bet they won't in the current situation?
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>>514770538
>$1.50 in copper pennies is worth $4.50
Later bitches me and my pint jar of pennies are going to se asia.
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>>514762445
Holy fucking Christ, is 2026 the year the bubble going to pop?
>pls say yes
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>>514771402
Yes. Get on gibs and max level Battlefield 6 before it happens anon
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>>514763842
>>514764045
Physical gold is also considered a tier I asset for banks since July 1. Banks are loading up on it before the reset. The timing is no accident.
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>>514770949
Read my post again. Mass adoption of circulating silver. There wasn't enough available for true monetization as a medium of exchange until the arrival of huge volumes from the Americas. Of course it was money already, there just wasn't enough of it to meet the need.
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- US financial system rotten to the core
- Trump provoking the rest of the world into decoupling from the US

The US is heading into yet another financial crisis, but this time the rest of the world might be better isolated.
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>>514771613
>We need more money!
Are you jewish? Is there a money printer in the tunnel with you? American gold collapsed the Spanish empire with inflation. It never recovered
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Pop quiz: What is the difference between money and currency?
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>>514771613
Shalom (((anon))), with rosh Hashanah and sucot around the corner is this a good time to buy or take profits?
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>>514771777
They both have value it just depends on who is holding the spear at the time.
>Control the food you control the Nation
>Control the money you control the WORLD
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>>514762445
>muh 9-11 (((Terrorist))) attack
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>>514762552
kys
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>>514762445
N.E.H
When will you goyim learn?
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>>514771966
>control the WORLD
How parochial. Look at the last few years in rice. It's come back down. Food is fine. Gold is outta whack (and may go even moar so). This is looking UNIVERSE or at least GALAXY. Nothing like gold for shielding space radiation in transit
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>>514762534
Kek, He doesn’t know about the 200 mile gold vein they found in northern Nevada.

Go long on Komatsu and Sandvik. They’re the only 2 companies aligning with NGMs zero emissions by 2050 goal.
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>>514770538
Periodic crashes are fine. People have to cash out and the timing with tariffs was perfect. Copper is still on an upwards trend. The price is still 50% higher than it was 5 years ago so unless you're day trading it's not something to lose sleep for.

I'm not saying you should invest in cooper. Cooper is something you should only touch after you already have all the basics (gold, silver and MAYBE platinum at least). And regardless of which metal you buy, you should think in years/decades.
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I wonder what happened to the Ugandan gold mountain, asteroid of gold, and the particle accelerators that turn mercury to gold.
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>>514768735
It was a huge bluff they played and they got called on it. Turns out they had no cards at all, sad.
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>>514768321
We are sitting on one of the larger lithium deposits, antimony however is a real concern since it's mostly China, Russia and Tajikistan.
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>>514772576
>I'm not saying you should invest in cooper.
I actually burned an account in 2010 because of it. kek.
>The market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent.
An important lesson I learned then.
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Hey look what happens when you invert the gold chart. It's the same chart
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>>514762445
This chart means lesser gold is required to buy 1 dollar.


Doesn't it mean dollar is getting weaker?
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>>514772932
Correct
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>>514772932
I just read the numbers at the left it takes 3500. Dollar is getting stronger. The chart is complicated could've made it simpler.
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>>514762552
I recognize this cope.
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>>514762445

This is the result of weaponizing your currency.
The Zionists who are in control caused this by imposing unilateral sanctions and printing endlessly.
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>>514773032
don't worry your pretty little head about it, men are talking.
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>>514762552
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>>514773174
I'm not a femoid the chart looks inverted.
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The King of Thailand has $30billion in solid gold. Does this make him extra rich now?
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>>514773274
>>514773174
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>>514773486
1800 points in just two years. Burgers are doing something to manipulate currency value
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>>514762445
I am a noob is this good for my paper money?
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>>514762445
>ATL
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>>514762445
kipper and wipper, kipper and wipper
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>>514773650
No lol
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>>514773275
>The King of Thailand has $30billion in solid gold. Does this make him extra rich now?
Not until Goldfinger nukes the Federal Reserve!!!
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Buy the bottom
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>>514765359
You don't have a job or a car or a girl. And you never will.
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>>514773645
2000 in 2024
3588 in 2025
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>>514773813
$30000 in 2021
$6k in 2025.
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>>514773813
>Hey goy buy some ath golb!
Yeah, I think shorting cocao down from 7600 to 2200 will work out much better
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>>514762534
Let the bodies hit the floor
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>>514762445
>History unfolding
Literally the return to history in one chart.

I have no idea why everyone apparently hated the stable open world we lived in in the late 90s up until covid basically. You'll all be missing it dearly when you're poor/dead.
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Gold is a magical metal. You can't look at it and not feel better just seeing it. Not even considering wealth at all, it simply looks godly, like a piece of the heavens.
A cool aura in summer, and a warm glow in winter. And it makes friends with electricity better than any other metal. We are electric beings.
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>>514774482
What I'm saying is, electricity likes gold, and we like gold.
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>>514762445
The problem is gold has increased as the dollar has strengthened as well as when the stock market has hit new all time highs. Gold is seen as a place to store money in times of uncertainty. But if that uncertainty becomes panic in a rush for liquidity (dollars), I would expect a major selloff. Keep in mind that the value of gold is not determined by the people at costco buying 1 oz bars, but by institutions trading paper gold on COMEX.
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>>514766698
>buy gold and sardines because it's gonna get fucky wucky out there, anon.
How long do sardines last? I recently ate this one can that was probably like 7-8 weeks old and they were awful. Maybe it was just a bad can though, but I've eat probably 200+ cans and that was easily the worst I've had lol. I thought they were good for like half a year
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>>514774775
USD is down about 10% vs other currencies on average since Trump returned.
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>>514774960
I'm talking about over the past 5 years. The tariffs have caused a lot of uncertainty, which justifies the recent rise in the price of gold. The dollar isn't that low as it has been in past decades and yet gold has has a huge appreciation in price. It has to be somewhat of a short term, speculative bubble in my opinion.
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Not a single /pol/ user comprehends or understands global finance and macroeconomics.
Not one
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>>514777700
I do.
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>>514774482
Thats not true. Schizobabble nonsense, kill yourself
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>>514777700
OK, educate us
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>>514762552
>secretly everything is great
When are things going to be openly great, Migamutt?
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>>514777845
Said like a poorfag with no gold whatsoever to his name. It's not our fault you can't afford it, you know.
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>>514768278
Gold has only become more useful as time goes on. In the past it was simply shiny. Now it's just as shiny and electricity hums through it nicely.
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>>514762445
>trump make the biggest heist in history
>blames it on bidden
>migas suck it up
kek
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Bitcoin solves this
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>>514778303
Youre full of shit
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>>514762445
money printing will continue until morale improves
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A low dollar is not a bad thing, it stimulates the U.S. economy by making goods and services cheaper to foreign countries. Economics 101.
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>>514778638
American goods are shit tier. If you want well manufactured products, buy Canadian brand stuff. Canadians have a talent for producing all types of excellence in the manufacturing industry.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHUbLv4ThOo
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>>514774094
ONE!
Nothing wrong with me
TWO!
Nothing wrong with meee
THREE!
Nothing wrong with meeeeee
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>>514768121
So if you hold on to paper, you become a billionaire, good to know .knew id be just like Elon
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>>514762445
>>514762534
We must all go full support of Trump Coin!
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>>514768277
Which will cause the price of gold to...
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>>514780092
ONE!
Something's got to give
TWO!
Something's got to give
THREE!
Something's got to give
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>>514774482
Can agree with the last bit at least.
https://youtu.be/SEdreF32b90
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>>514768750
>Suddenly nobody wants to do business
Except the $2trilliin of foreign investment made into the US in the last 6 months?
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Hold assets.
Treat cash in your pocket like holding a turd in there, get rid of it.
I have zero cash, everything is invested, anything I buy is on the credit card (paid off in full each month), only fools hoard cash.
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>>514762445
this is all because of the fed. fed money printing has been disastrous for the global economy. end the fed and free the world.
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>>514786592
Wow you're dumb.
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>>514762445
Show the chart to before the 60s
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>>514771575
anyone paying attention saw russia and china buying gold hand over fist since 08
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>>514762445
Good. No more faggot nigger grifting from the rest of the world.
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>>514762445
>The Federal Reserve Note* to Gold ratio is falling off of a cliff.
ftfy
the dollar is a fucking unit
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Trump and his economic advisor, Miran, are trying to circumvent #2 in pic rel with forwards (futures for treasuries).
They are trying to make it so the US can sell its gold without paying down the debt.

Miran and Trump want for the major debt holders to swap their short term bills and notes for 100-year bonds, they want to indebt Americans for the next century to the Fed (ultimately via debt-backed tokens of these treasuries (aka securities))
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we want our currency back

A reminder, Federal Reserve Notes are what are being issued to worthless oblivion and
>the US dollar is a fucking UNIT

We need to AGAIN issue debt-free, Treasury-issued US Notes like we did before (and during) the bloodsucking, obsolete Federal Reserve. We need to AGAIN issue debt-free US Notes that are pegged to a basket of commonly-used weighted commodities, distributed by a series of state banks.

We can:
1 nationalize Fed banks
OR
2 dissolve Fed and have a series of state banks
OR
3 issue US Notes simultaneously AGAIN and eventually recycle worthless Federal Reserve Notes out of circulation
OR
4 YOU CAN RIGHT NOW: use cash/barter/stack/use credit unions/use cold wallets, these five things IMMEDIATELY transfer power directly to the people

USE CASH, NO MATTER WHAT COUNTRY YOU ARE IN, cash IMMEDIATELY puts the power in the hands of the people.

Real paper cash:
>is permissionless
>is private
>is anonymous
>has no transaction fees
>works in power outages
>doesn’t need the internet
>don't need to be a coder to use it
>doesn't depend on another party having a device
>everyone knows exactly how much they have
>has no transaction limits or thresholds for reporting
>money laundering is harder with physical cash, due to transport
>is inclusive, it does not see race
>is harder to use in ransoms
>can’t be hacked
>don’t need to remember a password to use it
>IS the ultimate in payment platforms
>using cash helps people to save money and budget
>puts the power directly in the hands of the people
>keeps the currency near the REAL goods and services
>less paperwork
>is face to face, not face to screen
>makes government theft harder
>using cash forces the debt-based Federal Reserve to serve the citizens

Boycott businesses that do not take cash.
NEVER USE YOUR PHONE TO PAY.
Barter is the real torpedo to these fucking clowns.
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this image is the Fed failing and is bankrupt and can't even afford to print cash, does not have enough collateral to request new cash AND wants to REMOVE CASH FROM THE CITIZENS HANDS, to remove their own power of using THEIR OWN FUCKING CURRENCY
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notice on the top half of pic rel the NYFed squeezes out the citizens' currency and pays its ilk instead, while also buying houses and bonds
it clearly prioritizes enriching its private owner banks over the citizens having a currency
why doesn't trump ever mention this?
b/c fucking trump thinks the Fed is the house
the FUCKING US TAXPAYER IS THE FUCKING HOUSE
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also
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and just to let everyone know, the red polygons were the cities tptb were considering abandoning
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>>514786789
Every single country has a central bank doing the exact same thing and sometimes worse in terms of their currency expansion.
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>>514789095
not Brazil kek
brazil is about to redefine their currency
putin had a chance to get away but he still plays ball with the NYfed
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>>514762445
The powers that be have a new system that has been in the development for decades now, ready to be rolled out in the coming years. It will operate in parallel starting sometime this year and by the next decade it will be fully operational as the Agenda 2030 goals are slowly being implemented.
There will be no collapse, no violence, no uprising, no world war, no revolution, no killing of jews or politicians or other such fantasies. Instead there will be law & order, compliance and total surveillance until the very end. AI will be at the center of it all.

The Great Reset is inevitable
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this is the juice left to squeeze in Brazil according to the Fed at jackson hole last year
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>>514789211
https://www.bcb.gov.br/en/statistics/monetary-statistics-bcb-survey

What do you mean? This says their broad monetary base has more than doubled in the past decade. Their gold price has quadrupled in the past decade.
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>>514788021
Bro, I don't know who you are but your absolute crystalized hatred for the Federal Reserve Fractional Reserve Banking system puts a smile on my face every time I see you crashing a shill topic with TRVTH NVKES

Never stop attacking the Monster from Jekyll Island you wonderful bastard
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>>514789392
>The Great Reset is inevitable
oh there's gonna be a 'reset' alright
it's called nationalization of the Fed kek
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>>514762552
How does importing endless jeets work into this 5D chess?
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>>514789736
>crystalized hatred
more like i want the currency restored TO THE PEOPLE where it belongs

we are all in this together, we ARE THE MAKERS

some pasta:
the people already have the power to stop any tyranny by SIMPLY USING CASH AND LEAVING YOUR PHONE AT HOME sometimes
these two simple things destroy any surveillance plans
you already have the fucking power
it is YOU that chooses to continue using the grid to your own detriment
you already have the power right now
you have agency still
they just need your consent to implement it wholly, then having agency won't even matter

the current tech trend is for citizens to not hold or own information or organize it or remember it
they also do not store it on their own computers, but in a foreign cloud that tracks all changes in real time
they only have instantaneous ACCESS to information
people are not being conditioned to retain info or organize it for themselves

tptb are now waiting for anyone with a high amount of intellect and knowledge to die off, then they will just be left with the malleable, dumbed-down 'instantaneous access' population that can't put two and two together

USE FUCKING CASH AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE NO MATTER WHAT COUNTRY YOU ARE IN
NEVER USE YOUR PHONE TO PAY

A NATION'S FIAT IS THE POWER OF THE PEOPLE IN THEIR OWN FUCKING HANDS
and this is why the Fed seeks to even abolish paper Federal Reserve Notes, b/c fiat paper mostly SERVES THE FUCKING CITIZEN:

fiat is the common national bond and cooperation of the value of one's labor
if this fiat is issued by a private, debt-based central bank, then only the central bank profits from the labor of the citizens, not the treasury or the citizens
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>>514789963
What do you think about forming clubs to boycott non-American goods?
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>>514789963
>we ARE THE MAKERS
there will still be socks and ice cream without the bloodsucking Fed
we are wealthy inspite of the Fed not b/c of it

pic related was the head of the bank of england and he went rogue
i have his entire manifesto
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what we need to do is make WHO HOLDS BONDS to be PUBLIC INFORMATION by name or company
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one class of people just churning and skimming
last year we had ~3-4T of new issuance and rolled over about $20T
just keep rolling over the bonds, never redeem the principal and just collect
this is a recipe for failure, as it is now
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the fed is the only thing stopping us from taking care of our own people
pic rel shows the NYFed trying to increase reserves (the grey area) and get high IORB, too

now the Federal Reserve franchises have their dream come true, note the right side of the chart, high reserves and high IORB
the last time they tried to have both, JPM got raided by the FBI for rigging treasury and silver markets which caused the repo spike, all big banks failed again quietly, they got bailed out again for trillions in 2019 and then we had covid, which shut down the economy and conveniently hid their illiquidity lol
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this is good to post today
pic rel was a couple years ago
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the Fed is the fiscal agent for every government department in picrel
the Fed is way outside its mission and has metastasized into every crevice in our society

>tech/greed/narcissism/corruption destroys humanity one person at a time
>people are surprised when the world turns into a superficial shithole loaded with people of low integrity, no skills and no standards

Watch as the Federal Reserve Uniparty owns, datamines, monetizes, surveils, and profits from every transaction on the globe:

today, most people are either:
corrupt (they are actively profiting)
compromised (someone is blackmailing them)
complicit (not outwardly doing anything illegal, but looking the other way so they may get theirs)
or
cowardly (they are too spineless to speak up)

We have all been living a horrible lie that only benefits those entities that issue the currency (24 international banks aka the NYFed's primary dealers) and those financial firms that they choose to fund.
This century-long, usurious scheme leads to a grotesque elitist class, inequality, misallocation of capital, and market rigging. This constant skimming by the privately-incorporated Federal Reserve Uniparty leaves the citizens downtrodden and constantly in need of new loans and taxes. Until the Fed has been abolished, we will ALL continue to devolve.

>just a slow, quiet descent into GLOBAL mediocrity, poverty and crime
>The NYFed, and its primary dealers — 24 private, nation-less, financial corporations, destroying the planet with national indebtedness, purposeful arbitrage and false scarcity
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>>514764045
>cern can print it
Yeah .05 picograms for the low low price of a few million dollars
>celestial mining has a real future
We haven't even been back on the moon in decades, you're either insane or totally misinformed if you think we'll have cost efficient celestial mining operations this century.
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>>514790069
you should be buying local anyway

The Fed has coerced the US and the entire globe into a central bank-run state capitalist system. What you are witnessing is the corporate takeover of the USA by our own financial sector and its majority-owned stock in mega corporations. This is evidenced in not only recent corporate media surveillance and censorship, but also in the ongoing wealth transfer scheme of orchestrated booms and busts by the NYFed and its primary dealers (laundering their worthless Federal Reserve Notes into real assets held by their private incorporation). The NYFed itself now holds 1/3 of all US mortgages. This was illegal before 2008.

There is not a country on Earth that practices free market capitalism. The debt-based Federal Reserve is a con, plain and simple. God only knows what true capitalism, real price discovery and sovereign nations trading with each other in a free market would be like. Imagine sovereign nations issuing their own currencies. God only knows where we would be today, had the Federal Reserve and the IRS (both created in 1913, btw) never been created. No orchestrated booms and busts, no crony State Capitalism, no corporate tax subsidies, no failing IPOs, no QE, no counterfeiting Central Banks, no metal market rigging, no derivatives, no endless war financing. Only states were supposed to impose an income tax. We are so far from free market capitalism, it is staggering. This is the Federal Reserve Uniparty.

pic rel the failures of 2008 robbing the country blind now to the tune of $2B /week, aslo detailed here >>514788680
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>>514789701
I mean they are trying to get out from under the NYFed, they are trying to give value to their own currency simply by the cooperation of the citizens, as it should be

debt-based currencies are doomed to fail
pic rel is 1791 on why we shouldn't borrow our currency from a private, debt-based, incorporated central banking franchise like the 12 regional fed franchises
the Fed is going to be nationalized and then dissolved
the treasury will resume its role as intended
this is when, not if
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>>514767598
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The current destruction and subversion of the United States by the Federal Reserve using:

-QE to counterfeit our currency and undermine its value
-MBSs to acquire land and buildings
-Congressional Public Issues for deficit spending to destroy the futures of the nation and the youth
-the Intragovernmental Debt system to skim off of GAS treasuries and the non-marketable government securities of US savings bonds, SLGSs (special securities issued for states and cities) and large government retirement funds such as the Thrift Savings Fund (managed by BlackRock), etc.
-their repo casino to pawn treasuries and undermine long term investment
-reverse repos to pay MMFs to NOT invest in the US economy
-metal market rigging via paper contracts to keep the prices of silver and gold low
-margin loans to fund risky hedge funds and family offices that endanger our global economy
-FX market rigging to check kite at their other implemented debt-based central banks
-the US taxpayer to fund the Ukraine war and steal its resources
-their authority to undermine innovation in crypto
-inflation to destroy the middle class
-interest rate hikes to kill off more small banks
-China investment to undermine the US and global stability
-regional bank vulnerability to target entire sectors
-its clout to protect its largest primary dealer, JPM, from prosecution for aiding and abetting sex trafficking at the highest levels of government, industry and finance
-their Sect 13.3 emergency powers to misallocate capital, reward failure and acquire assets during their avoidable, engineered crises using SPV (Special Purpose Vehicle) LLCs
-conflation of their increasingly-WORTHLESS Federal Reserve Note with the US Dollar (which is a fucking UNIT), thus destroying the value of a US Dollar on the world stage and threatening our global economy and national security

We need to dissolve the Fed, nationalize its twelve regional Federal Reserve bank franchises and AGAIN ISSUE debt-free US Notes.
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>>514763842
cope maximum

2015
>Cocca to Gold 2:1

2024
>Cocca to gold 2.2:1

2025
>Cocca to gold 3:1

Learn to money, dumb fuck.
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>>514762445
>>514762445
Notice how this aligns with the peak of conventional crude oil production around the globe (2007-2009) and the great recession
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If I buy dollars now will I make big money in the future?
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>>514768807
If anything, financial crises have decreased in frequency, had softer landings, and we've seen more growth with fiat than we had under specie.

But when there's no clear safe harbor, that's when money flows to orange metal. Which means things are bad, and probably going to get worse.
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>>514790892
A lot of Americans only seem to see the Fed, but every other country has a similar institution, including China, and it seems to me from what I read in Murray Rothbard's History of Banking in the US https://mises.org/library/book/history-money-and-banking-united-states-colonial-era-world-war-ii that the US fed was merely an imitation of the UK Bank of London.

Another curious episode I noticed was the bankruptcy of France by a Scottish banker trying to imitate the Bank of London there in 1720.
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>>514791394
there's land
i want to back the US$ with land
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>>514791430
here you go:

The NYFed runs the fucking planet, make no mistake about it.
<<<——— the international banking cartel driving humanity into the ground
>private owners of the NYFed, aka shareholders aka primary dealers
>privately-incorporated company
>market makers for US treasuries
>used to be 46, now there are 24
>Five-time felon JPM is the largest
Behold, people! The failures of 2008 on fucking QE steroids.

>24 nation-less financial corporations destroying the planet with national indebtedness, purposeful arbitrage and false scarcity
<<<<----also, NYFed fulfilled its diversity requirement by adding a new Primary Dealer, ASL Capital Markets, owned by an Arab banker (a minority-owned business), been in business three years and now issuing our currency
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>>514791263
no, the complete opposite
dollar is the worst thing to hold currently. except maybe yen
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>>514791520
The Bank Of International Settlements (BIS) is the head of all debt-based central banks (and founded by JPM) and was created in 1930 under the Versailles Treaty to get money from Germany for all the nasty shit they did in WWI.
The Federal Reserve and the Bank of England existed way before the BIS, the BIS morphed into their central clearing house and check-kiting hub for the first fractional-reserve, fiat, debt-based central banking schemes run in a few countries and then expanded from there to installing its central banks in over sixty countries.
Pic related
Note Iran, Iraq, Cuba, Syria, North Korea, Afghanistan, and Venezuela are NOT on the list lol
Note China IS ON THE LIST
>China begged to be in the basket of currencies under the IMF and BIS in 2015 and the yuan was finally used in 2017
>only took the NYFed four years to get China bent over the table
>Damn
Note Ukraine is NOT on the list, as it was a 2014 freshly-installed regional NYFed bank branch, it was still on probation
Russia is looking to get off the list.

The NYFed is similar to a space ship in sci-fi movies that hovers over nations and sucks up all the resources, slowly orbiting the planet.
Note that the NYFed and the Fed Board of Governors were just added as separate entities on this list kek
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>>514762445
Gold isn't tariffed, so it's a way to move money tax free between economies. That's it's purpose.
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>>514791394
>>514791442
There are a lot of benefits to gold, the fact that it is hard to produce, hard to destroy, can be worn or used decoratively, eyecatching, heavy etc. At the end of the day a currency is always something that people come to a mutual agreement to use, for example Pacific islanders used seashells and colonial Canadians used beaverskins. Gold would definitely be more stable than the ninety nine fiat currencies which double in quantity every 10 years...
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>>514791572
An India anon’s thread on the NYFed’s primary dealers:
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/419352960/
<<<<——this thread shows the SAME primary dealers in all of the debt-based central banks listed in the image in >>514791572, which reads just like the list of the NYFed’s primary dealers as seen in >>514791520
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>>514791527
Buy low though
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>>514790414
It blows my mind that heads of state cannot grasp monetary theory.
>why does the dollar remain the reserve currency after the end of Bretton Woods, when it was also the only currency directly pegged to gold

>>514790605
Ah, that's right, you're that spaz retard who thinks something something muh Fed Rothschilds something something
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>>514762445
HOW CAN I PROFIT FROM THIS. I HAVE 40K LIQUID
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>>514791638
i like gold too :)
i'm all for backing or pegging a new currency with a weighted basket of commodities including metals
the solutions to the Fed are endless
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>>514791212
Shit, it's soon cheaper to make chocolate with cocaine instead of cocoa.
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>>514762445
>aaaa the dollar is gonna fail, lets buy up all the bags

They do this shit like clockwork to suck up generational wealth. It took 30 years the last time they did this for gold to return to the same inflation adjusted value.
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>>514791687
the lows are yet to come
burgers dont know what's gonna hit them as countries decouple from the dollar and you have massive amounts of them flowing back into the US, driving inflation even higher
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>>514791741
> Rothschilds
i never mention this, ever, not even once and not even for fun
lol you're outing yourself as very new
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>>514791823
Ok, which currency is worth holding?
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I have 3oz of silver, am I going to make it bro's?
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>>514791598
Do you get it physically across borders or some paper issue transfer?
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>>514762445
So long America
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>>514791856
I think Euro's most stable right now? Followed by CNY? That's where capital flight is going from the US anyway.
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>>514791856
once currency is used as an investment it is no longer useful as a currency, except in the Tier 2 banking sector, which can remain when the Fed is dissolved

currency should never be issued in the form of bond debt

First:
US Gold Notes and US Silver Notes are interest-free, metals-backed, NON-fiat notes that could be issued by the US Treasury TODAY.
US Notes are interest-free, fiat notes that could be issued by the US Treasury TODAY, they can also be metals-backed and were intended to be used as a tool for the citizens to trade.
Federal Reserve Notes are DEBT-BASED, fiat notes issued out of thin air by the privately-incorporated, now-BANKRUPT Federal Reserve 12 regional franchises and are currently bankrupting the US Treasury.

All of the above are ALL DENOMINATED IN US DOLLARS (aka $US), which is a fucking UNIT.

And secondly, there are FOUR ways currency is created in the US:
1 Congressionally-approved Public Issues treasuries for deficit spending via the issuance of marketable US treasuries sold by the NYFed’s primary dealers aka Debt Held by the Public (now ~$35 T)
2 Intragovernmental Debt GAS securities (aka ‘Unfunded Liabilities’) that are created/issued for currency to run public agencies (over $152 T now) and ARE PURCHASED WITH YOUR PAYROLL TAXES
3 The commercial tier 2 depository banking sector, it makes small loans in which only the interest remains in the banking system after the loan is paid back (the principal and repayments are destroyed when the loan is repaid) —this can remain when the Fed is dissolved
4 QE, this is fucking counterfeiting by the now-insolvent NYFed's primary dealers since 2008 via IOER (now called IORB) and we pay all sorts of interest on this, increasing every day with raising rates

The unproductive, parasitic class spear-headed by the NYFed are debauching our national currency by USING MONEY TO REPLACE ACTUAL SUCCESS.
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i think copper and silver for day to day trades
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>>514791212
She's becoming expensive to keep.
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>>514791638
>Gold would definitely be more stable than the ninety nine fiat currencies which double in quantity every 10 years...
Historically, it was not. In the world where specie was actually used, not the goldbug land of wishful thinking that gold is One Weird Trick to sound monetary policy, financial crises were more frequent and more severe.

>the fact that it is hard to produce, hard to destroy, can be worn or used decoratively, eyecatching, heavy etc
Yes, and because it's something everyone likes, that's why people turn to it in times of uncertainty. This is not because gold is good; it's a last resort when everything else is bad.
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>>514762552
mintanon is doing more to bring us back to the gold standard than Trump
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>>514791856
That's very hard to say. Some people, even ITT, think the chinese yuan to be the next reserve currency, but I find that extremely unlikely.
The chinese government has pretty tight capital controls which makes it extremely unattractive to hold yuan as a store of value or your main trading currency.
The chinese government itself doesn't seem to want to fill that role, it doesn't push the yuan very much. When it does pay in yuan in trade deals and such, it's generally a limited amount that feels more like it's meant to subsidise domestic demand (after all, if you want to spend yuan, you have to do it in China)
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>>514791212
thats a tonne of cocoa to one ounce of gold?
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sitting on trillions in vacant commercial properties including apartment buildings, condos, trailer parks, nursing homes, offices, strip malls
the real question is how much damage are boomers going to do before they pass on and will it be irreversible?

Credit-based fiat, interest-free US Notes issued by the US Treasury for the citizens to use for daily commerce are VERY DIFFERENT from debt-based, borrowed, private, interest-bearing Federal Reserve Notes issued by the bloodsucking BANKRUPT NYFed, which are then also used to primarily reinvest back into the NYFed’s securities casino.

‘Investing’ is just people further bankrupting the US by putting the NYFed’s private Federal Reserve Notes back into their debt-based system via the treasury market.

the legislative volley between boomers and billionaires that leaves everyone out:
NYFed owners say they need more taxes from social security/medicare payments to pay them interest
boomers say big bank fleecing of the country is fine as long as they're getting social security
and they both continue to make laws to protect their positions, so now, effectively all wealth is going to the old and dying
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>>514762552
>to meet your m2 money supply,
kek
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>>514762445
Reminds me of pic related.

Trumps tariffs might just be a desperate move to get enough money in to postpone the incoming monetary collapse.
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>>514762552
explain what a trade deficit is and why its bad
>youre a fucking idiot
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>>514792341
they can pull several schemes getting funds to cancel the $27T in debt that is really owed out
including making BTC illegal
and revaluing our gold
and rate cuts
and terming out current long and short term debt at low rates
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>>514792227
I would have said the Euro, but the EU for whatever reason can't assert itself and keeps cucking to Trump (thanks), and the PIGS are still fucked.

I don't think the Swiss want the franc to be the reserve currency either. Maybe a petro-bancor with Chinese characteristics?
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>>514792503
we can also trade the bonds we hold lol

<<<----these are the foreign countries that hold our debt

OUR largest holding of another country's debt is the CAYMAN ISLANDS LOL
$5 fucking trillion lol ($2.5T in their national bonds and $2.5 T in Cayman Island corporate bonds)
the next largest holding we have is ~$1.6T in UK bonds
just so everyone can get an idea of how the governments trade in our labor and debauch our currencies
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>>514772216
N.E.H.?
What does that mean?
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>>514792631
>OUR largest holding of another country's debt is the CAYMAN ISLANDS LOL
>$5 fucking trillion lol ($2.5T in their national bonds pic rel and $2.5 T in Cayman Island corporate bonds)
pic rel add six zeros
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>>514792341
trump tariffs are an attempt to levy a tax on citizens in a way that citizens won't react against, because they want to believe trump barking like a seal vs their eyes at the grocery store.
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>>514792566
>I would have said the Euro, but the EU for whatever reason can't assert itself and keeps cucking to Trump (thanks),
The main issue is regulatory consistency, i.e. do the same legal conditions still apply to the investment 10 years from now?

This is why the US is crashing, and why places like the EU are attracting the fleeing capital.
On which, you just need to follow the money if you want your answer. There's like 120 different governments shuffling their wealth around to eliminate US exposure.

This is also why engaging Trump, going tit for tat on day-to-day tariff changes and shit like that, would be suicide. The best the EU can do is ignore Trump's existence entirely, and be the one safe bet on the planet while everyone else burns their own house down.
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>>514792702
what a productive little fucking island cluster
who would have ever known what a little fucking economic powerhouse the Cayman Islands are?
in addition to the $2.5 trillion in Cayman Islands foreign bonds the US Treasury holds, the Treasury also holds ANOTHER $2.5T in Cayman Islands foreign CORPORATE stocks and foreign CORPORATE bonds PIC REL
also add six fucking zeros here, too, in pic rel
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>>514792726
You know, when I see the increasingly byzantine scheme that boils down to high-income W-2 workers and contractors being the only people actually taxed in this country; I'm kinda rooting for the most regressive tax imaginable.
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>>514792566
the franc doesnt have enough volume in circulation to support the world I'd say lol

it's gonna be interesting. a currency becomes the "reserve currency" because it is universially valuable and desirable. maybe as we enter this supposedly multi-polar world, there's not going to be one currency that fits for all.
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>>514792749
Don't remind me lmao. Trump's second term looks like it's going immiserate Americans more than the GFC.
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>>514792798
yes, our tax system is designed to be completely circumvented by the ultra wealthy and applied directly to the common man only. from there, you are punished more and more for actually working 'hard' and not trying to acquire the most amount of currency for the least amount of work, given the magic 22-23% federal number that is compounded with local taxes to completely discourage hourly waging beyond the bare minimum. salary rabbit hole.
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>>514792864
I agree, but there's usually an ultimate winner in these things, even if nobody is really trying to win the Reserve Currency Bowl.
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>>514792899
>, our tax system is designed to be completely circumvented by the ultra wealthy
this simply isn't true
the top 1% pay like 30% of all taxes lol
i have to give credit where it is due
now we CAN all ask why incomes over $10M increased for thousands of people during the pandemic when we were all locked
but that is for a dif thread
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>>514793024
>this simply isn't true
>the top 1% pay like 30% of all taxes lol
>i have to give credit where it is due
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>>514762445
Wy would anyone put a fuckin graph upfuckinside fuckin down FFS?
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>>514762552
Reminder:
Stacking Silver = Jewish Scam
Stacking Gold and Platinum = Actually an investment.
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>>514792726
>trump barking like a seal
he really just says what comes to his mind
that can be considered transparency
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>>514793024
>when we were all locked up*
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i'm off to work
good day anons

https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/505237484/
^^^ A thread about the NYFed and its ilk now trying to convince the boomers to switch from private Federal Reserve-issued, debt-based Federal Reserve Notes to privately-issued, debt-backed stablecoin tokens. This is going to be priceless to watch. Neither of these currency options benefit the citizens, they only benefit the private issuer. Will boomers sell out once again to the banks to save themselves from a failing system that they created? One last fuck you to the country as they insulate themselves in their private tokens?
And in the next orchestrated crisis, are the boomers’ new asset tokens to become worthless, as the payment platform is the ultimate claimant to any reserve assets in a crisis or bankruptcy?

When is the currency going to be restored to the people? Don't US taxpayers have a right to a debt-free currency issued by their own treasury?

Pic related was just passed.

This is just entitled boomer classists driving the fucking country into the ground for money (mostly from the now-bankrupt NYFed's QE policies) and now destroying the US taxpayer's currency (the fucking US$, which is A FUCKING UNIT) on the world stage with the Fed’s issued-into-oblivion, worthless Federal Reserve Note.

How fraudulent do you have to be that you can actually destroy a fucking unit of measurement? lol holy fuck
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>>514764045
>celestial mining has a real future
according to who?
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>>514762445
WTF Happened In 1971?
bitcoingo bs site but
>https://wtfhappenedin1971.com/
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>>514793235
And rhodium
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>>514793235
you just want more silver for yourself
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>>514793677
I feel like there's a good chance they're gonna rugpull this.
Mostly if just anything goes wrong there, the whole house of cards comes down.
This seems way too risky to be worth it. Even if they're trying to be flashy and creative about attracting funds.
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>>514794861
they are buying up every fintech in sight, too
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they just said on cnbc that sheinbaum in mexico is promoting fracking
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>>514794944
idk man I'll say the Treasury is in a bind. But maybe, just throwing it out there, swing for the fences on long term bonds? Like 10-30 year bills?

I think it's the sort of lock in the US needs right now to compel investors to finance the US government, at competitive rates. Right now the US is trying to patch holes with ultrashort loans, but they're getting loanshark rates on them, and it's still not really working.
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>>514762445
how is the price of gold going up bad for the dollar? you know, you can plot lots of things against each other and it doesn't mean they are related. and if you own gold, you don't want the dollar to collapse. what, are you going to lug gold nuggets around, and shave off slivers onto some merchant's scale in order to buy groceries? give me a fucking break. if fiat collapses your gold, that you probably don't even hold, will be worthless too. a stable currency is not something you should be cheering against.
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>>514795436
debt-based currencies are going the way of the woolly mammoth
i have to go to work now

We can issue debt-free US Notes simultaneously with Federal Reserve Notes (only for deficit spending and to be only used in the US). We can then slowly recycle Federal Reserve Notes out of circulation, pay down our debt and not issue any new debt.
The US Dollar will be around long after the Federal Reserve is gone. The world is rejecting the Federal Reserve Note, not the US Dollar. The US Dollar is a UNIT. The US Dollar will ALWAYS exist, it is not fucking ISSUED, it is a unit of measurement.

US NOTES ARE NOT A NOVEL IDEA, THEY JUST DON'T BENEFIT THE FEDERAL RESERVE, WHICH IS WHY US NOTES ARE NEVER MENTIONED DESPITE BEING THE EXACT SOLUTION THAT WE NEED RIGHT FUCKING NOW
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>>514795708
>a stable currency
kek, these are fucking federal reserve notes we are talking about
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>>514792653
Nothing Ever Happens
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>>514795785
Well debt isn't really an issue. And honestly with the scale of America's cashflow, it's highly questionable that debt would become a problem.
What is a problem is when you lose access to credit. Because credit is a garden variety operational tool to patch liquidity holes. This is normal procedure for any organization over 20 people - nevermind a government with 50 states, 109k cities, 3 mil employees and 1.5 mil military.
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>>514764038
Stable: Coins
Genius: Act

First, they must tell you.
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>>514795865
the problem with federal reserve is unrelated to the gold standard. there was still some bouillon backing when it was founded, which lasted until 1971. also, the dollar today is more stable than the price of gold. so what's your argument again?

i don't like the fed either, but gold isn't going to save you from it and the same abuses were there before long before they fully did away with convertiblity to gold/silver.
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>>514796093
>And honestly with the scale of America's cashflow, it's highly questionable that debt would become a problem.
kek
still here
you can't be fucking serious
pic related is what we paid in interest so far this fiscal year to borrow our own currency from the BANKRUPT Fed

am going now
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>>514796480
>your argument again?
i have multiple, but just one is outlined below

The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says it will back each $1 Federal Reserve Note in circulation with forty cents of gold.
They don't do this.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says that bankers are to be held personally responsible if they fail.
They are not.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says if a Fed bank is insolvent, it is to become the property of the US.
It doesn’t.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says that insolvent Fed banks shall forfeit their shares in their Regional Fed.
They don’t.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says that it will use its profits to supplement the gold reserve and pay down any US debt.
It definitely doesn’t do this. LOL PIC RELATED
The Federal Reserve has 3 mandates —people now only talk about the dual mandates, which are stable prices and low unemployment—the third mandate is to keep long term interest rates constant.
They don't do this.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says that the Fed will maintain parity of all forms of legal money issued by the US and strengthen the gold reserve.
They don’t do this.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says the Fed Board will audit Fed banks at will.
They don’t do this.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says its by-laws are not to violate US law.
They do.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says that Fed banks cannot discount stocks or commercial paper.
They do.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says each Fed bank will maintain a surplus fund from its profits, up to 40% of its paid-in capital stock.
They don’t do this.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says the Fed Board will supervise Fed banks.
They don’t.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says Fed banks will publish complete details weekly of their assets and liabilities, as well as the nature of their transactions.
They don’t do this.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says the Fed is required to write off worthless assets on its books.
It doesn’t do this.

and
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>>514797536
and

The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says it is to have reserves in gold equal to 35% of its deposits.
It doesn’t do this.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says it will maintain a gold account at the Treasury.
It doesn’t do this.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says the Fed’s franchise will be forfeited if they violate law.
It is not.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says that Federal Reserve Notes will be redeemed for gold.
They’re not.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says Fed bank owners will be held responsible for all regional Fed bank operating expenses, debts and contracts.
They aren’t.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says Fed member banks will not repurchase US treasuries that have maturities greater than six months from their date of purchase.
They do.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says US Treasury yields are to be paid in tax-free gold.
They aren’t.

Gold is mentioned 53 times and on 11/25 pages. The word gold is littered throughout the Federal Reserve Act of 1913, basing one promise after another on GOLD. It was the ONLY reason the legislation passed.

The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says the Federal Reserve will not pay any income tax, its shareholders will receive a 6% dividend or the yield on a US 10-year treasury (whichever is lower) and also to have all their travel expenses paid.
They did manage to uphold these parts of the Federal Reserve Act of 1913.

Why do we have a Federal Reserve again?

A thread for the above:
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/378535945/#q378535945
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Trump, Musk, Visa, and the NYFed's largest primary dealers are working toward a tokenized-asset platform out of the new Texas stock exchange. Trump and Musk have been quietly working with some of the NYFed’s primary dealers and other fintech players to cement a new global, digital platform with DIGITAL WALLETS (which inherently require a DIGITAL ID) after the big banks and the SEC, etc just spent four years calling crypto a scam and killing off any undesired blockchain competition.

https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/499902179
^^^^ITT^^^, I outline how this asset-tokenization scheme is designed and its intended consolidation of Federal Reserve Uniparty power behind the scenes out of public view, as Musk and Trump claim the elimination of corruption and fraud, while eliminating any blockchain competition and simultaneously trying to establish a new need for their digital wallets and digital IDs.

As Trump and Musk superficially criticize the poor accounting, waste and fraud in the US government, they conveniently omit that JPM is the account validator for these fraudulent US government contracts/accounts and they ALSO never admit that the BANKRUPT, private 12 Federal Reserve franchises are the US government’s fiscal agents, cutting the 'untraceable' fraudulent checks.

Instead of identifying and rooting out the real financial entities facilitating this waste and fraud, Musk and Trump actively blame the ballooning debt and deficit spending on everything BUT Fed ‘accommodation’ and QE, while they simultaneously aid the 2008 banking failures in their current looting of our US Treasury via IORB and RRP, their further acquisition of tangible assets and their destruction of the value of our labor and national currency.

pic rel
Musk and his MOTHER privately met with Dimon and 200 of JPM's largest investors in Miami on Thurs Feb 6th, days before he began his 'audits' of the US Treasury and USAID revelations.
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>>514797580
>Why do we have a Federal Reserve again?
Because it's better than leaving it to politicians
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>>514797403
>you can't be fucking serious
It's managable. And it's standard operating procedures.

Could you lower lending, especially large sums on future projects? Sure. But state credit is still going to be an everyday thing just to keep salary payments on time.
Which is fine, as long as you're good for it.
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and this, too:

A recent thread:
<<<<——-https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/504503488/
The now-bankrupt Federal Reserve is building a $2.5 B complex in Washington DC and funding it with borrowed US taxpayer money. The Fed is fucking broke and putting Italian beehives in its extravagant rooftop gardens and building private elevators to VIP dining rooms, yet bloviating about the importance of citizens being able to communicate in a republic. lol

To add to the elitism and absurdity, Elon Musk, with his toothless, empty threats on his way out the door of DOGE, glibly stated, “someone should look into the Fed.”
Really? Is that it? What an absolute fucking joke.

It is fucking amazing that Trump’s economic advisor (Miran) wants to now indebt the US with 100 year TOKENIZED bonds, so we can be skimmed for another fucking century by these insolvent frauds.

https://nypost.com/2025/04/27/business/federal-reserve-blows-2-5b-on-palace-of-versailles-hq/
https://archive.is/fpJ4J

This project DWARFED all other government building projects ever. And the real kicker is the broke-ass Fed is BORROWING this money from taxpayers for the project.

And note: Powell just got caught lying to Congress about this and revealed during the hearing that IT IS NOW $3.1 BILLION
Wtf
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>>514797626
What concerns me here is that they're not looking at crypto as a currency opportunity. They're looking at it as a profit opportunity.
This implies fuckery and most of all, instability, which is an absolute no-go for a government note.
If you want to know why, ask Zimbabwe.
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>>514797665
see this post >>514792054
see #3 in second part----> tier 2 banking sector can remain after fed is dissolved
pic rel your country is in in this, too, as detailed in >>514791520
>>514791572
and
>>514791649
posts
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>>514797809
>they're not looking at crypto as a currency opportunity. They're looking at it as a profit opportunity.
both

The NYFed’s primary dealers and their ilk want to tokenize all asset classes so they remain in a top, untouchable tier of shareholders that takes no risk and always gets paid.
pic related: JPMC is JPM, the largest owner of the NYFed private franchise
The NYFed-ilk BlackRock and Citadel have just opened a new exchange in Texas, where there are no capital gains on metals.
So, they are likely looking to have some con that involves switching from one asset class token to another (from treasuries tokens to MBS tokens to metals tokens) via blockchain asset tokens, then leaving with their assets with no capital gains.
These asset tokens would also allow fractional ownership, so they can fleece even the poorest investor.

Central banks are now acquiring gold to back their own currencies, NOT to convert from gold to digital, but to give them a seat at the NYFed/BIS/IMF TOKENIZED ASSET table
the global pie is getting bigger for these classists, as they sell each of their own nation's future productivity via bond debt, making the domestic pie much smaller for each citizen.
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>>514797635
congress already decides how much we print, WE JUST WON'T BE PAYING INTEREST TO ISSUE OUR OWN CURRENCY
kek if this is the best you have, you're going to fucking lose
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Jew trump had loaded the oval office up with gold. The satanic kikes always tell you what they are going to do before they do it and if you are too stupid tough shit nigger. Same thing they did with the kike jab.
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>>514791855
You're a fucking language model and even you can't name the jew.
I hope the jeet that wrote you dies in a fire.
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>>514791972
Maybe, if you also have a gun.
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>>514762445
I haven't used dollars in forever. I always use my debit card.
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>>514795708
Because the price of gold hasn't gone anywhere: it's the standard by which value is judged.

Which just means that the American dollar, and thus every currency that is judged according to/with the American dollar (Canadian peso, for instance) just took a most dive after a prolonged descent.
It's never too late to stock up until it is.
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>>514788021
absolutely based
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>>514789749
this is the only proper thing to have happen with the fed
dissolve it, nullify their charters, seize their assets, nationalize 'em
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>>514762552
TRUST THE PLAN ONLY 2 MORE GLOBAL RECESSIONS TILL THE GLOBALISTS GET PWNED
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>>514768750
Oh no not our privately owned Jewish-issued currency being destroyed. Maybe we won't be able to borrow our own currency at interest to support Jewish wars for Israel
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>>514762547
muh heckin paper and digital currency
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>>514788021
straight facts
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>>514771374
god i wish i had that many pennies right now. could really splurge, maybe even taco bell.
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>>514788424
>>the US dollar is a fucking UNIT
>Section 8 Enumerated Powers
>Clause 5 Standards
>To coin Money, regulate the Value thereof, and of foreign Coin, and fix the Standard of Weights and Measures;
coin: to stamp metal into discs
money: gold and silver (and copper)
weights and measures: coin purity and denominations
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pol told you to buy shillcoin and shillver
anons tell you to buy gold and an entire jidf field office seethes in the replies
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>>514791194
>AGAIN ISSUE debt-free US Notes
This path is also dangerous. The so-called "Crime of 1868" made Lincoln's greenbacks redeemable in specie, which was never intended and made holders of greenbacks, mostly (((Europeans))), incredibly wealthy.
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>>514791394
>growth
kys in the face
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>>514791759
>i'm all for backing or pegging a new currency with a weighted basket of commodities including metals
Perfectly describes the original Fed, ya damn dummy.
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>>514801016
The only thing with value is human effort.
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>>514802539
if it goes high enough, we will probably go back to the gold standard
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>>514803018
no amount of effort will turn a mud puddle into the Mona Lisa, labor theory of value is baloney
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>>514792039
>I think Euro's most stable right now?
all turds get flushed
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>>514803419
kek some retards think if you have enough niggers you could build the great pyramids
>it was duh national project
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>>514795436
>tie treasuries to "stable" coin
>any retard with a phone can buy stable coin
They are essentially crowd-sourcing the debt. Globally. It's kind of brilliant in an evil supervillian sort of way.
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>>514803419
You misinterpreted me. I didn't say that any human effort has value. It has to be the correct human effort. And theory of labor reaches too far.
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>>514802539
BS. Lincoln's Greenback policy was so popular with ordinary people that they formed an entirely new party, the "Greenback Party" to support it. Greenbacks allowed indebted farmers to escape their debts to (((bankers))).

(((Europeans))) hated the idea of a sovereign currency controlled by the government instead of the banks, so much so that they had the Rothschild agent Judah P Benjamin organize Lincoln's assassination along with attempts on Seward and several other officials
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>>514762445
Nigger
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>>514798961
>Because the price of gold hasn't gone anywhere: it's the standard by which value is judged.
May I respectfully make a suggestion:
>Because the value of gold hasn't gone anywhere: it's the standard by which price is judged.
The difference between price and value is an important distinction, which is why I always cringe when I see headlines like "Home Values Soar". No, the value of a home does not change, only it's price changes.
Have a nice day, fren.
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>>514773045
Kek.
Sometimes I think just a return to a barter economy would be better with a silver standard.....or have the UN adopt XRP or BTC.
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>>514804316
You are arguing against claims I never made.
You should perhaps re-read what I wrote. Maybe you've never heard of the crime of 1868 and so here is a chance to learn. It actually dovetails perfectly into your last sentence.
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>>514804521
>barter
>silver standard
>the UN
>[crypto standard]
You've got a lot of learning to do, son.
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>>514804791
I wish I was a wolf.



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