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Gold is ripping to new all time highs, and China could be behind the move. Is the Western gold market manipulation finally reaching its endgame?
China defaults on a staggering debt of over $1 trillion to American citizens, a historic financial dispute rooted in agreements from the 1930s.
EJ Antoni exposes how Federal Reserve policies have fostered an entrenched underclass in America.
The disparity between the payroll report's optimistic job additions and the household survey's indication of a weakened labor market.
The SEC's pause on its climate disclosure rule, follows legal objections questioning the rule's costs and the SEC's authority.
This insightful podcast episode with James Lavish and Eric Yakes delves into how Wall Street is transitioning towards Bitcoin.
Giga Energy is revolutionizing Bitcoin mining in Argentina, tapping into the nation's Vaca Muerta shale gas reserve.
EJ Antoni exposes a labor market filled with part-time roles and decreasing full-time jobs, where native-born Americans face significant decline, defying optimistic employment narratives.
Natalie Smolenski unveils Bitcoin as a game-changing force in political economy, reshaping societal norms and challenging traditional notions of governance and self-sovereignty.
In a thought-provoking session, Milton Friedman addresses the complex relationship between free enterprise and government intervention.
Earlier this year the Corporate Transparency Act officially went into effect and it has massive implication on privacy assurances for business in the United States.
Bitcoin mining in Paraguay faces a pivotal moment as senators propose a 180-day suspension of mining operations, citing disruptions in the national power grid.
This podcast episode from Onramp Media, featuring Jackson Mikalic, offers a deep dive into the evolving role of Bitcoin in modern finance, highlighting shifts in asset preferences influenced by global economic factors.
The Chinese yuan is teetering on the brink of exceeding its government-imposed trading band, a first in its history, amid global market volatility.
