The Digital Dollar is coming, and could be used to:
Track your purchases
Control what you buy, when you can buy it, and how much.
Tie the use of your money to social issues like climate change or inclusion.
And even seize or freeze your assets.
A Digital Dollar means your life is dependent on the internet, electricity, and people you don't know, like, or trust. Plus, recession concerns surge as corporate bankruptcies and layoffs rapidly mount.
That's why Thousands of Americans have started looking at moving their money out of banks, and into physical gold and silver.
Even banking officials say digital dollars could mean government monitoring [1] and “absolute control” over money [2]. And that could lead to higher inflation and devaluation of the dollar – which would reduce retirement savings value. Get this free wealth protection kit and learn how diversifying with physical gold and silver could offer some relief.