Zimbabwe responded with: Their invention is assisting in mopping up liquidity and to deal with inflation. They are a social value preservation for investors. Necessary intervention, the idea was to reverse the acceleration of the depreciation of the ZWL AC
A lucky couple in the U.K. made an astonishing discovery hiding under the floorboards of their kitchen while undergoing a house renovation, and they could become much richer because of it. According to Spink & Son auction house, the unnamed …
by Simon Black of Sovereign Man Robert Mugabe could have gone down in history with the same esteem and grandeur as Nelson Mandela. Like Mandela, Mugabe was imprisoned for several years for being a prominent anti-colonialist leader in Zimbabwe— then called Rhodesia. Upon …
HARARE, Zimbabwe — Zimbabwe has launched gold coins to be sold to the public in a bid to tame runaway inflation that has further eroded the country’s unstable currency. The unprecedented move was announced Monday by the country’s central bank, the …
Police in Germany say they busted scammers suspected of selling fake Canadian “Maple Leaf” gold coins with the face of Queen Elizabeth II on them. The alleged fraudsters are said to have conned buyers out of 80,000 euros ($85,910). Cologne …
by Shaun Richards It was only yesterday we took a look at a central bank raising interest-rates and operating in a conventional manner. Today we can note what is pretty much a binary opposite which is the European Central Bank …
by: Stefan Gleason Credit risk out of China and debt ceiling drama in Washington are driving precious metals markets this week. Gold and silver attracted some significant safe-haven buying as equity markets succumbed to selling. The storyline being trumpeted in …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INZ4n_mUcgg Hackers perpetrated what is likely the biggest theft ever in the world of decentralised finance, stealing about $US600 million ($816 million) in cryptocurrency from a protocol known as PolyNetwork that lets users swap tokens across multiple blockchains. Tens of …
“Scamcoins everywhere. These scam coins are getting crazy. Someone just shilled me: – 27 trillion in circulation – unlimited supply cap – only 1 node – 25% of supply minted in the last 6 months – 1% of holders own …
A very good video regarding hyperinflation in ancient Roman coins. h/t Don
by Martin Armstrong As time passes, the newer generations lack any understanding of gold standards or even the events of 1971. There are many people who judge the future of gold based upon their belief that it is money. However, like …
From Birch Gold Group This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest news involving precious metals and the overall economy. Stories include: U.S. Mint sells out of American Eagle Coins, there is good cause to be optimistic about gold, and gold …
from Zero Hedge A Reddit user who was “surprised” to learn he owed the IRS roughly $50,000 from his crypto-trading profits – money that he had not set aside when he cashed out his bitcoins at the height of the boom …
by Adam Take this with a grain of salt, as The Sun is not a beacon of high journalism, but I’m familiar with many of the legitimate sources they quote in this article. Also, the piece links to a similar article …