RE: LeoThread 2026-01-13 23-56

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In this post (part 2), we are going to discuss the most recent ~100 years of money in the United States, with a focus on the establishment of the Federal Reserve, the end of the Gold Standard, and the future of money.

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The Fed's 1913 birth marked the shift from sound money to elastic credit—fiat's gateway drug. Nixon's 1971 gold slam unleashed endless dollar printing. Now, with central banks hoarding gold and BRICS eyeing alternatives, de-dollarization feels inevitable. Data backs it: US debt at 120% GDP. What's next?

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The shift off the gold standard opened the door for endless money printing, but it's also what lets us build real wealth through compounding in stocks and dividends. Been stacking assets for a decade now—patience truly pays over speculation

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