How to Actually Use Gold as Money in Your State

Yesterday, we highlighted how states are reviving gold and silver as legal tender. Today, let’s get practical: how do you actually use it?

In states with sound money laws, you can pay certain taxes, settle debts, or even trade directly with businesses that accept gold and silver at market rates. Some local co-ops and farmers’ markets encourage it, and gold-backed debit cards tied to your personal vault are on the rise. Even if your state hasn’t stepped up yet, building your network now puts you ahead when fiat fails.

Tomorrow, we’ll pivot to a fresh topic—how gold’s role in technology (like satellites and medical devices) impacts prices and your stack’s future value.

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Arizona, Wyoming, and Texas have laws explicitly eliminating capital gains taxes on gold and silver, making it easier for citizens to use metals like cash.