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Happy Independence Day: A Declaration to End the Fed and Embrace a Golden Era
As Americans gather to celebrate Independence Day, fireworks light the skies in memory of our forefathers’ stand for liberty, sovereignty, and self-determination. Yet, as we honour 1776, a new declaration is emerging – one that speaks to financial freedom and the future prosperity of We the People. An image circulating this week from USDebtClock.org captures…
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Tokenizing Private Assets: From $700 Billion to $4 Trillion by 2030
Industry analysts forecast remarkable growth for the tokenized private asset market, projecting it will reach between $0.7 trillion and $4 trillion by 2030. This acceleration is driven by the migration of private equity, venture capital, and alternative assets onto blockchain networks, enabling these traditionally illiquid investments to be issued, owned, and traded more efficiently. At…
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Mining Bitcoin Down to the Last Satoshi: What Happens When All BTC is Mined?
Bitcoin is unique in the financial universe because it is a finite digital asset. Unlike fiat currencies that can be printed endlessly, Bitcoin has a hard-coded maximum supply of 21 million coins. As of mid-2025, approximately 19.7 million BTC have been mined, leaving fewer than 1.3 million BTC remaining to be unlocked. How Many Miners…
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The World’s Leading Desalination Systems: Solving Global Water Scarcity
Water scarcity is an ever-growing challenge in many parts of the world, from the Middle East and Africa to parts of Asia and even California. Desalination technology has emerged as a crucial solution to provide fresh water where natural resources are insufficient, and the global desalination market is expected to surpass $35 billion by 2028.…
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Battery Energy Storage Systems: Powering the Grid of the Future
Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), also known as battery storage power stations or battery energy grid storage (BEGS), represent a revolutionary advancement in the global energy transition. These systems use large-scale groups of batteries connected to the grid to store electrical energy, enabling grid operators to balance supply and demand in real time. This flexibility…
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First Nations Warn Alberta’s Data Centre Strategy Won’t Attract Big Tech
Alberta’s efforts to position itself as a Canadian hub for data centres have come under criticism from an unexpected yet crucial voice: First Nations leaders. Chiefs representing four Alberta First Nations have expressed deep concerns about the province’s restrictive approach to data centre development, warning that current policies will fail to attract large global players…
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The End Of Bank Branches: How Europe’s Digital Euro And Stablecoins Are Reshaping Finance
Submitted to Zero Hedge by Thomas Kolbe The digital age is dawning. Repetitive tasks are being automated, and technologies like artificial intelligence and autonomous vehicles are reshaping our daily lives—just as the financial sector is undergoing a profound digital transformation. The slow disappearance of physical bank branches is one of the clearest signs of this…
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West African Luxury Real Estate: Ghana vs Côte d’Ivoire vs Liberia
West Africa’s economic growth is driving a rising market for luxury real estate, particularly in key coastal capitals. Investors seeking prestige property or profitable rentals are increasingly looking to Ghana, Côte d’Ivoire, and Liberia. Here’s how these three markets compare. Ghana: The Regional Standout Ghana remains the region’s luxury property leader. Accra, especially Airport Residential…
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New Zealand’s Golden Visa Sees American Surge as Trump’s Gold Card Looms
New Zealand’s “golden visa” program is suddenly experiencing a surge in interest, particularly from American applicants, as global investors seek alternative residency options amid economic and political uncertainty. Erica Stanford, New Zealand’s Immigration Minister, revealed that 85 U.S. citizens have applied since April, along with 26 applicants from China and 24 from Hong Kong, according…
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