Will They Come for Your Gold Next?

Yesterday, we exposed how central banks are stacking gold like the next crisis is already here. Today, let’s talk about what that means for you—because when governments get desperate, they don’t just hoard gold… they try to control yours.

In 1933, the U.S. forced citizens to turn in their gold. Could it happen again? With central banks gobbling up supply and the public waking up, the calls for “regulating” private ownership are growing louder. Some countries already limit gold purchases or track them aggressively. That’s why now is the time to buy, hold, and keep it private.

Tomorrow, we’ll reveal how digital currencies play into this—and how gold helps you fight back against the rise of programmable money.

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When FDR signed Executive Order 6102 in 1933, Americans were forced to turn in their gold at $20.67 an ounce—just months before the government revalued it to $35, quietly profiting off citizens' savings.