Seeds of Wisdom RV and Economics Updates Saturday Afternoon 7-4-26
Good Afternoon Dinar Recaps,
Revolut to Delist USDT as Regulatory Pressure Reshapes Europe’s Stablecoin Market
Revolut will remove support for Tether’s USDT beginning in July and complete the delisting by the end of August, reflecting the growing impact of Europe's Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation on digital asset platforms. The move underscores how regulatory compliance is increasingly shaping which cryptocurrencies remain available to consumers.
Good Afternoon Dinar Recaps,
Revolut to Delist USDT as Regulatory Pressure Reshapes Europe’s Stablecoin Market
Revolut will remove support for Tether’s USDT beginning in July and complete the delisting by the end of August, reflecting the growing impact of Europe's Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation on digital asset platforms. The move underscores how regulatory compliance is increasingly shaping which cryptocurrencies remain available to consumers.
Overview
Revolut will stop supporting USDT purchases on July 6 and fully delist the stablecoin by August 31, 2026.
Customers who do not withdraw or sell their USDT before the deadline will have their holdings automatically converted into their base currency.
The decision highlights the continued impact of the European Union’s MiCA regulations on stablecoin availability and crypto service providers.
Key Developments
1. Revolut Announces USDT Delisting
Revolut informed customers that USDT purchases will end on July 6, deposits will no longer be accepted after July 30, and the stablecoin will be fully delisted on August 31, 2026. Any remaining balances after the deadline will automatically be converted into each customer's base currency.
2. Regulatory Compliance Drives Decision
Although Revolut did not specify a single regulation, the company cited "regulatory and risk considerations." The fintech company operates under a MiCA Crypto-Asset Service Provider (CASP) license, making compliance with the European Union's digital asset regulations a priority.
3. MiCA Continues to Reshape Stablecoin Markets
USDT has faced increasing restrictions throughout Europe after Tether chose not to align with certain MiCA requirements governing reserve management and issuer oversight. Several major crypto platforms have already reduced or eliminated USDT services for European customers.
4. Competition Among Stablecoins Continues
As USDT availability declines in regulated European markets, MiCA-compliant alternatives such as USDC are expected to gain additional market share. The shift reflects how regulation is increasingly influencing competition within the stablecoin sector.
Why It Matters
Europe's new regulatory framework is transforming the digital asset landscape by favoring fully compliant stablecoins and licensed service providers. Investors should expect continued changes as exchanges, banks, and fintech companies adjust their product offerings to meet evolving regulatory standards.
Why It Matters to Foreign Currency Holders
Stablecoins are becoming an increasingly important bridge between traditional currencies and blockchain-based financial systems. Regulatory changes affecting major stablecoins may influence how investors access digital dollars, transfer value internationally, and participate in tokenized financial markets.
Implications for the Global Reset
Pillar 4 – Technology
MiCA is accelerating the transition toward a more regulated digital financial infrastructure, encouraging the adoption of compliant stablecoins while establishing clearer standards for blockchain-based payments and digital assets.
Future Outlook
As MiCA enforcement continues across the European Union, additional exchanges and financial institutions may further limit support for non-compliant stablecoins. This is likely to strengthen the position of regulated digital dollar alternatives while encouraging issuers to adapt their products to meet international regulatory standards. The long-term result may be a more standardized and institutionally accepted stablecoin ecosystem.
This is not just about one stablecoin—it reflects the broader global shift toward regulated digital payments, stronger oversight of blockchain finance, and the continued modernization of the international financial system.
Seeds of Wisdom Team
Newshounds News™ Exclusive
Sources
~~~~~~~~~~
Seeds of Wisdom Team RV Currency Facts Youtube and Rumble
Newshound's News Telegram Room Link
RV Facts with Proof Links Link
RV Updates Proof links - Facts Link
Start Here room with Most Asked Questions Link
Follow the Gold/Silver Rate COMEX
Follow Fast Facts
Seeds of Wisdom Team™Website
Thank you Dinar Recaps
Is a Gold-Backed Monetary Reset Coming on July 4th?
Is a Gold-Backed Monetary Reset Coming on July 4th?
VRIC Media: 7-4-2026
The landscape of global resource investment is undergoing a profound transformation, characterized by shifting geopolitical alliances and a fundamental rethinking of monetary policy.
In a recent interview at the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference (VRIC), industry expert Jennifer Shaigec provided a compelling analysis of these trends, offering a roadmap for investors looking to navigate an increasingly complex economic environment. Her insights cover everything from the rise of “soft nationalization” to the strategic importance of emerging trade corridors.
Is a Gold-Backed Monetary Reset Coming on July 4th?
VRIC Media: 7-4-2026
The landscape of global resource investment is undergoing a profound transformation, characterized by shifting geopolitical alliances and a fundamental rethinking of monetary policy.
In a recent interview at the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference (VRIC), industry expert Jennifer Shaigec provided a compelling analysis of these trends, offering a roadmap for investors looking to navigate an increasingly complex economic environment. Her insights cover everything from the rise of “soft nationalization” to the strategic importance of emerging trade corridors.
One of the most pressing concerns for modern investors is the evolving role of government in resource development. Shaigec points to the rise of what she terms “soft nationalization.” Unlike the overt seizures of the past, this modern iteration is more subtle, involving strategic increases in taxes, royalties, and regulatory hurdles.
By effectively increasing their stake in resource projects, governments are exerting greater control over essential commodities, which inevitably impacts the investment climate. For those in the mining and energy sectors, understanding the political stability and fiscal policy of a host nation has never been more critical.
Perhaps the most intriguing part of the discussion centers on the “Middle Corridor”—a vital trade and resource route spanning Central Asia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan. Historically significant for its Caspian Sea oil reserves, this region is regaining its status as a nexus for energy and mineral transit. Shaigec argues that this corridor is a foundational element of a new global order.
As a theater for the new “great game,” it has become a focal point for geopolitical maneuvering between the U.S., EU, China, Russia, and localized powers. For the astute investor, this region represents both immense opportunity and significant risk, as it lies at the intersection of shifting global influence.
The conversation also pivots to the future of finance, specifically the tension between Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) and stablecoins.
Shaigec highlights the divergent approaches taken by global institutions and the U.S. government, raising the possibility of a return to gold-backed digital assets. Furthermore, she observes that the European Central Bank is aggressively accumulating gold reserves, potentially signaling a challenge to the long-standing dominance of the U.S. petrodollar.
These moves suggest that gold remains the ultimate hedge in a world where monetary policy is becoming increasingly digitized and experimental.
Ultimately, Shaigec offers a cautionary perspective for those concerned about financial sovereignty. With the proliferation of digitized financial assets and the constant threat of cyber-attacks, the risk of asset volatility—or even modern forms of confiscation—is higher than ever.
Her advice is rooted in classic investment wisdom: true security comes from diversification. She emphasizes the importance of holding physical gold and silver, alongside a strategy of geographic dispersion. By diversifying where one holds assets, investors can protect themselves against localized economic disruptions and the rising tide of global uncertainty.
As the international order continues to realign, staying informed is the first step toward safeguarding your financial future. Whether you are interested in the geopolitics of the Middle Corridor or the potential for a gold-backed monetary transition, there is far more to uncover in the full discussion.
More Iraq News Posted by Tishwash at TNT 7-4-2026
TNT:
Tishwash: Parliament opens its legislative session with a reading of the cybercrime law.
The Media Department of the House of Representatives published the agenda for the first session of the second legislative term, which will be held on Monday, July 6, 2026, after the end of the legislative holiday.
At the top of the agenda is the controversial Cybercrime Law, which faced mixed reactions when presented to Parliament during previous sessions, leading to the postponement of its reading. link
TNT:
Tishwash: Parliament opens its legislative session with a reading of the cybercrime law.
The Media Department of the House of Representatives published the agenda for the first session of the second legislative term, which will be held on Monday, July 6, 2026, after the end of the legislative holiday.
At the top of the agenda is the controversial Cybercrime Law, which faced mixed reactions when presented to Parliament during previous sessions, leading to the postponement of its reading. link
Tishwash: Prime Minister's Advisor: Iraq succeeds in securing its first international financing with a sovereign guarantee to support the private sector
The advisor to the Prime Minister, Saleh Mahoud Salman, announced today, Thursday, the completion of the first international financing transaction for an Iraqi private sector project with an Iraqi sovereign guarantee. This was achieved in cooperation with the German institution AKA Ausfuhrkredit-Gesellschaft mbH, and in partnership with the German Commerzbank.
This step is considered a significant accomplishment within the government's efforts to support economic reform and enhance the confidence of international financial institutions in the Iraqi economy.
Mahoud explained in a statement received by the Iraqi News Agency (INA) that "this transaction represents the beginning of a new phase in utilizing sovereign guarantees to attract international financing, technology, and investments, which will contribute to enabling the private sector to implement developmental and productive projects with a direct economic impact. It also reflects the success of building partnerships with leading international banking institutions, most notably Commerzbank, one of the most prominent European banks."
He added that "this achievement is the first in a series of development financing projects that are hoped to be implemented during the next phase, which will support the diversification of the national economy, enhance local industry, provide job opportunities, and consolidate partnerships with global financial institutions."
He stressed that “the success of this operation is the result of coordination and cooperation between Iraqi government agencies (the Ministry of Finance and the Trade Bank of Iraq) and international partners,” expressing his appreciation to all Iraqi and international parties that contributed to achieving this accomplishment, which represents a practical step towards expanding financing and investment opportunities in Iraq, and enhancing the presence of international banks and financial institutions in financing Iraqi private sector projects. link
************
Tishwash: A presidential decree has been issued referring the Sudanese president and several members of his former government to retirement.
The President of the Republic issued a presidential decree ordering the retirement of former Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani and a number of members of his former government, based on the provisions of the Constitution and the Unified Retirement Law.
According to the information, the decree did not include the ministers who continued to hold their positions within the current government formation, including Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein and Justice Minister Khalid Shawani.
The Republican Decree No. (24) stated that the decision was based on the provisions of Clause (Seventh) of Article (73) of the Constitution, and Clause (First) of Article (14) of the Unified Retirement Law No. (9) of 2014, and based on what was presented by the Prime Minister.
The decree included the referral of each of the following :
Mohammed Shia'a Sabbar Al-Sudani, Prime Minister.
Hayyan Abdul Ghani Abdul Zahra, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Oil.
Taif Sami Mohammed, Minister of Finance.
Abdul Amir Kamel Abdullah, Minister of the Interior.
Saleh Mahdi Mutallab, Minister of Health.
Khaled Battal Najm, Minister of Industry and Minerals.
Atheer Dawood Salman, Minister of Trade.
Awn Dhiab Abdullah, Minister of Water Resources.
Ahmed Fakak Ahmed, Minister of Culture, Tourism and Antiquities.
Ahmed Jassim Saber, Minister of Labor and Social Affairs.
Haha, Mustafa Al-Askari, Minister of Environment.
Benkin Abdullah Rikani, Minister of Construction, Housing and Public Municipalities.
· link
************
Tishwash: A leader in the Reconstruction and Development Coalition: Banking system reforms have tightened the noose on the funds of corrupt individuals.
Mashreq Al-Fariji, a leader in the Reconstruction and Development Coalition, confirmed that the reforms adopted by the government of Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani in the banking system and combating money laundering have contributed to narrowing the loopholes that were used to smuggle illicit funds.
Al-Fariji said in a post on the (X) platform that the money of the corrupt is now being stored in houses, farms and concrete walls, after the closure of the roads that were previously used to smuggle or launder money.
He added: "Why is the money of the corrupt hidden in houses, farms, and concrete walls? Because it was Mr. Al-Sudani's government that reformed the banking system and combated money laundering and smuggling, thus narrowing the loopholes that the corrupt were accustomed to using... The rest is up to Mr. Al-Zaidi." link
Tishwash: Government plan to restructure and reduce the number of banks
The Iraqi government is accelerating its steps to restructure the banking sector, as part of a reform plan that extends over the next two years, aimed at building a banking system more integrated with the global financial system, coinciding with the resumption by the United States of dollar shipments to Iraq after a hiatus of several months.
The Prime Minister’s financial advisor, Mazhar Muhammad Saleh, said in an interview followed by (Al-Mada) that the government is currently implementing a roadmap to reform the banking sector in cooperation with international auditing firms, expecting that the next 24 months will witness a major transformation in the sector’s structure.
He explained that the plan includes reducing the number of banks in exchange for increasing their capital, expanding their relationships with global banks, and increasing the number of correspondent banks, considering that these indicators reflect progress in the path of financial reform.
Saleh added that Iraq is moving towards a transition from "geopolitical" to "geoeconomic" status, a transformation that requires a banking system capable of financing economic activity in accordance with governance and transparency standards, after years of the sector being affected by political conditions that hindered its integration into the international financial system.
He pointed out that the restructuring includes strengthening financial compliance and preventing the misuse of funds for purposes other than economic ones, in line with the requirements for combating money laundering and terrorist financing, noting that Iraq seeks to move from the grey list to the white list by adhering to international standards.
Saleh confirmed that the reform program includes merging a number of local banks, liquidating a limited number of them, involving international banks, and adopting international auditing and accounting systems, which will enhance the credit rating, reduce risks, and raise the efficiency of liquidity management.
He explained that the presence of experts from the US Treasury Department and international institutions comes within the framework of technical cooperation to develop the banking sector, and does not affect national sovereignty, stressing that building a transparent banking system is a prerequisite for improving the investment environment and attracting capital.
In a related development, the New York Times reported, in a report followed by (Al-Mada), that the United States has resumed dollar shipments to Iraq after suspending them for months, which was confirmed by the spokesman for the Prime Minister, Haider al-Abudi, along with the financial advisor, Mazhar Muhammad Salih.
The flow of dollars into Iraq is subject to strict monitoring under mechanisms overseen by the US Federal Reserve, as part of measures aimed at ensuring transparency in the movement of funds and preventing their use in money laundering operations or their access to entities subject to sanctions, while the Central Bank of Iraq relies on these transfers to meet market needs and finance import operations. link
News, Rumors and Opinions Saturday 7-4-2026
Note: All intel should be considered as "Rumors" until we receive official announcements ...and “Rates and Dates” could change anytime until we get to the banks/redemption centers.
Excerpts from the GCR Update as of Sat. 4 July 2026
Compiled Thurs. 2 July 2026 12:01 am ET by Patrick DaCosta
Global Currency Reset:
Fri. 3 July 2026 The ISO 20022 Integration and the End of Legacy Banking: According to recent reports from within the Tier 4B and ISO 20022 community, the migration to the new financial ledger has officially overtaken legacy mainframe systems. The integration is characterized as “complete,” signaling a permanent detachment of debt and mortgage ledgers from the traditional central banking grid. As a result, a “zero-out sequence” is currently running, effectively neutralizing old debt structures.
Note: All intel should be considered as "Rumors" until we receive official announcements ...and “Rates and Dates” could change anytime until we get to the banks/redemption centers.
Excerpts from the GCR Update as of Sat. 4 July 2026
Compiled Thurs. 2 July 2026 12:01 am ET by Patrick DaCosta
Global Currency Reset:
Fri. 3 July 2026 The ISO 20022 Integration and the End of Legacy Banking: According to recent reports from within the Tier 4B and ISO 20022 community, the migration to the new financial ledger has officially overtaken legacy mainframe systems. The integration is characterized as “complete,” signaling a permanent detachment of debt and mortgage ledgers from the traditional central banking grid. As a result, a “zero-out sequence” is currently running, effectively neutralizing old debt structures.
Fri. 3 July 2026 NESARA/GESARA and Rainbow Currency: The reveal of NESARA (National Economic Security and Recovery Act) marks a radical departure from the status quo of the Federal Reserve. The core of this transition is the “Jubilee,” or a total forgiveness of debt, including credit cards and mortgages tied to what are described as illigal banking activities. In a move that would fundamentally reorganize the American economy, the act proposes the abolition of the IRS and the total removal of income tax.
Fri. 3 July 2026MarkZ and the Iraqi Progress: During the July 3rd “Coffee with MarkZ” session, featuring guests like Mr. Cottrell and Wade Holder, the discussion focused on the “rollercoaster” of timing regarding the Revaluation (RV). While there is significant debate among sources—some pointing to a July release and others suggesting a September timeline to coincide with troop withdrawals from Iraq—the consensus remains that a massive “clean-up” operation is underway. The intel highlights significant progress in Iraq, where Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi has reportedly led an anti-corruption crackdown resulting in the recovery of 3 quadrillion dinars from corrupt officials. There are also reports that Iraqi funds previously frozen by the Federal Reserve have been released, sparking speculation that the Dinar rate is being digitally adjusted behind the scenes. While some prominent voices in the community have gone silent—potentially due to Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs)—the general sentiment remains optimistic, with many looking toward the 250th anniversary of the United States as a symbolic window for these historic changes to fully manifest.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Fri. 3 July 2026 NESARA/GESARA Revealed …Web3.0 ISO20022 on Telegram
NESARA implements the following changes:
Zeros out all credit card, mortgage, and other bank debt due to i*****l banking and government activities. This is the Federal Reserve’s worst nightmare:
• A “jubilee” or a forgiveness of debt.
• Abolishes the income tax.
• Abolishes the IRS. Employees of the IRS will be transferred into the US Treasury national sales tax area.
• Creates a 14% flat rate non-essential ‘new items only’ sales tax revenue for the government. In other words food and medicine will not be taxed; nor will used items such as old homes.
• Increases benefits to senior citizens.
• Creates a new U.S. Treasury, ‘rainbow currency,’ backed by gold, silver, and platinum precious metals, ending the bankruptcy of the United States initiated by Franklin Roosevelt in 1933.
• Initiates new U.S. Treasury Bank System in alignment with Constitutional Law.
• Eliminates the Federal Reserve System. During the transition period the Federal Reserve will be allowed to operate side by side of the U.S. treasury for one year in order to remove all Federal Reserve notes from the money supply.
• Restores financial privacy
Read full post here: https://dinarchronicles.com/2026/07/04/dinar-chronicles-via-a-gcr-update-as-of-july-4-2026/
************
Courtesy of Dinar Guru: https://www.dinarguru.com/
Militia Man What we're seeing is real change. It's been building. It's been building out better than I've ever seen in my life in the dinar...I still talk about what I believe in because I know what I own. It's building out in our favor.
Boot-On-The-Ground Guru Omar Prime Minister's legal advisor...said the looted funds have exceeded $2 trillion and public trials are anticipated for the corrupt defendants...They are telling us [$2 trillion] equals 3 quadrillion Iraqi dinars to date have been stolen.
Reset Intelligence Parliament votes on the final 9 ministers Sunday July 5, interior and defense included, with Kurdish support consolidated by a fresh PUK alliance. The White House has confirmed it will host the prime minister in mid-July.
Mnt Goat It is going to happen and it is in the plan for Iraq and part of the bigger RESET picture. These larger notes we hold are going to stay legal tender and used for inter-banking transactions of large amounts, when cash is needed. The CBI told us this many times.
The Real Reason Gold Turned This Week, and Who's Quietly Buying | This Week In Focus
Kitco News: 7-4-2026
Gold just closed its worst quarter in more than 13 years, then roared back above $4,100 as the new Fed chair signaled he may ease off. Is the gold selloff over, and is gold a buy now?
This week in focus: what actually turned gold around, why the world's central banks never stopped buying, and what happens next, with Rick Rule, Jeff Sarti, and Chris Vermeulen.
Plus, Kitco goes live from Rick Rule's Natural Resource Investing Symposium in Boca Raton on Monday. Anchor Jeremy Szafron breaks down the week: gold's worst quarter in 13 years and the sharp reversal, the Warsh comment that JPMorgan said sent the debasement trade roaring back, the soft jobs report that cooled Fed rate-hike bets, the AI and chip selloff that rotated money into defensives and gold, why Western ETF selling met relentless central-bank buying, the gold miners priced as if gold were only $3,350, and the signals to watch from here.
Not investment advice, you decide.
CHAPTERS
00:00 The Comeback
00:40 The Turn: Worst Quarter, Then This
01:30 Why the Fed Blinked
04:00 The Buyers Who Never Left
07:00 Silver and the Miners
10:00 What Comes Next
Iraq Economic News and Points To Ponder Saturday Morning 7-4-26
Government Plans To Raise Non-Oil Revenues To 45% In 10 Years
Money and business Economy News – Baghdad The financial adviser to the Prime Minister, the appearance of Mohammed Saleh, on Friday, that the total public debt of Iraq is still within the limits that can be managed according to international standards, pointing out that the government plans aim to raise non-oil revenues to 45% within ten years.
Government Plans To Raise Non-Oil Revenues To 45% In 10 Years
Money and business Economy News – Baghdad The financial adviser to the Prime Minister, the appearance of Mohammed Saleh, on Friday, that the total public debt of Iraq is still within the limits that can be managed according to international standards, pointing out that the government plans aim to raise non-oil revenues to 45% within ten years.
Saleh said that "talk about the entry of the economy in the danger zone when public debt exceeds 40% of public revenues must be read within a set of financial indicators, and not in isolation from them, because international institutions do not adopt this indicator alone, but also look at the ratio of debt to GDP, the cost of debt service, and the ability of the state to generate and sustain revenues."
He added that "the bulk of the Iraqi debt is internal debt, while the decline in external debt in recent years, which makes the real challenge linked to the nature of public revenues, which depends heavily on oil, which makes public finances vulnerable to fluctuations in oil prices in global markets," noting that "any decline in oil prices raises the debt-to-revenue ratio and increases pressure on the general budget, even if the public debt did not witness a significant increase. "
He pointed out that "the external debt to be paid until 2028 does not exceed about $ 9 billion, and in addition to the internal debt, the total debt represents about 36% of GDP, which is still within the limits that can be managed according to international standards that speak of more than 60%."
He added that "this percentage may decrease further if the settlement of the outstanding amounts within the 2004 Paris Club Agreement, which has not been resolved so far, as these obligations belong to about eight countries, including Gulf countries, and it is expected that their deduction will lead to the write-off of at least 80% of those amounts, and perhaps more, in accordance with the terms of the standard agreement."
Saleh explained that "the internal debt exceeded 100 trillion dinars, equivalent to about 80 billion dollars when calculated in foreign currency, which represents the largest part of the total public debt," pointing out that "the impact of internal debt on the financial independence of Iraq remains limited as long as the external debt within the levels can be managed, especially that the external obligations due until 2028 remain relatively limited. "
He stressed that "the continuation of the fiscal deficit and dependence on borrowing, especially in the event of low oil prices, may reduce the flexibility of fiscal policy and increase the need for reform and financing measures," noting that "the International Monetary Fund confirms that the main challenge for Iraq is not the size of debt as much as it is to contain the fiscal deficit and diversify sources of public revenues."
"The current fiscal policy is working to gradually raise the contribution of non-oil revenues to about 45 percent of total public revenues over the next 10 years, compared to the current situation, in which non-oil revenues do not exceed 10% of total revenues," he said.
He explained that "this is achieved through improving tax and customs collection, automating financial systems, expanding the tax base, revitalizing the private sector and investment, and reforming the banking sector," noting that "these measures need time to be fully reflected on the financial reality, but they represent the most sustainable path to address the problem of liquidity, reduce dependence on oil, and enhance the ability of the Iraqi economy to cope with external shocks and achieve long-term financial stability. "
He pointed out that "there are arrears representing the benefits of the private sector of contractors, farmers and others equivalent to the internal debt, and called (arrears), and if it is not possible to pay it will enter into the internal debt category to be settled fundamentally https://www.economy-news.net/content.php?id=70942
Oil Products: No Manipulation Of The Quality Of Gas Oil (Kaz) Equipped For Residential Generators
Locals Economy News – Baghdad The Oil Products Distribution Company denied on Saturday the existence of any quality manipulation (Kaz) equipped for generators within the free quota.
The company said in a statement received by "Economy News" that it "categorically denies the existence of any manipulation of the quality of gas oil (Kaz) equipped for residential generators within the free quota for the months of July and August."
She added that "the inspections are continuing and that the quantities processed within the required specification."
https://www.economy-news.net/content.php?id=70989
Europe Is Worried About The Development Of Artificial Intelligence
Arab and International Economy News - Follow-up Fears are mounting within Europe that the rapid development of artificial intelligence technologies is outpacing regulatory frameworks, at a time when warnings are mounting of the implications for the financial stability and competitiveness of the old continent.
While artificial intelligence is seen as a key driver for boosting productivity and boosting economic growth, regulators and central banks see its risks evolving faster than its rules and regulations, posing unprecedented challenges for policymakers.
Officials in European central banks and regulators said the legislative preparation cycle was no longer able to keep up with the speed of innovation, especially with the emergence of technologies such as proxy artificial intelligence, which open wide economic horizons, but at the same time raise growing concerns about the safety of markets and the financial system.
At the same time, the gap between Europe and the United States in the race for artificial intelligence is widening, as investors see Europe’s dependence on bank financing as limiting the flow of investment to this sector, compared to the United States, which benefits from capital markets in financing giant technology companies, threatening to reduce European competitiveness in one of the most important strategic sectors.
Financial regulation in Europe has struggled to keep pace with the rapid development of artificial intelligence, according to European policymakers, who are grappling with how to support adoption while containing risks to market integrity and stability.
Nikhil Rathi, Chief Executive of the Financial Conduct Authority of Britain, acknowledged that traditional regulatory tools are no longer enough to keep pace with successive developments, stressing that the pace of innovation in artificial intelligence requires regulators to reconsider the methods of setting rules and supervisory mechanisms.
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde stressed that artificial intelligence represents a great opportunity to boost productivity and support economic growth, but at the same time warned that it carries risks that may be more complex than traditional cybersecurity threats.
Lagarde pointed out that the speed of development of these technologies exceeds the ability of existing protection tools to contain their risks.
Sarah Breden, deputy governor of the Bank of England, warned that the expansion of the use of proxy artificial intelligence technologies within financial markets may increase volatility during periods of crisis, calling for the development of stricter control mechanisms, including automatic stop-trading systems to reduce the risk of any mistakes that may be made by artificial intelligence models.
In parallel with regulatory concerns, investment concerns are also growing, with European officials seeing the continent as required to accelerate its investment in artificial intelligence, boost its own capabilities and maintain its technological sovereignty, without compromising the requirements of financial stability https://www.economy-news.net/content.php?id=70986
Basrah Crudes Lose Up To 10% Weekly
2026-07-04 02:35 Shafaq News- Basrah Iraq's Basrah crudes posted weekly losses of 1.57% and 10.42%, despite a modest rebound in global benchmark prices during the final trading session.
Basrah Heavy slipped 16 cents, or 0.27%, to close at $60.09 per barrel, bringing its weekly decline to 96 cents. Basrah Medium lost $5.16, or 8.28%, to settle at $57.19 per barrel, widening its weekly loss to $5.96.
International benchmark prices ended higher, with Brent gaining 32 cents, or 0.45%, to $72.12 per barrel, while US West Texas Intermediate advanced 9 cents, or 0.13%, to $68.78 per barrel.
https://www.shafaq.com/en/Economy/Basrah-crudes-lose-up-to-10-weekly
Dollar Falls Against Iraqi Dinar In Baghdad And Erbil
2026-07-04 04:10 Shafaq News- Baghdad/ Erbil The US dollar opened Saturday’s trading lower in Iraq, hovering around 154,000 dinars per 100 dollars.
According to Shafaq News market survey, the dollar traded in Baghdad's Al-Kifah and Al-Harithiya exchanges at 154,250 dinars per 100 dollars, down from the previous session’s 154,750 dinars.
In the Iraqi capital, exchange shops sold the dollar at 154,750 dinars and bought it at 153,750 dinars, while in Erbil, selling prices stood at 154,100 dinars and buying prices at 154,000 dinars.
https://www.shafaq.com/en/Economy/Dollar-falls-against-Iraqi-dinar-in-Baghdad-and-Erbil
Seeds of Wisdom RV and Economics Updates Saturday Morning 7-4-26
Good Morning Dinar Recaps,
U.S. Law Enforcement Group Drops Opposition to CLARITY Act, Clearing Key Legislative Hurdle
The Major County Sheriffs of America (MCSA) has withdrawn its opposition to the CLARITY Act after lawmakers addressed several of the organization's concerns, removing one of the bill's most significant obstacles as the Senate prepares for a potential vote.
Good Morning Dinar Recaps,
U.S. Law Enforcement Group Drops Opposition to CLARITY Act, Clearing Key Legislative Hurdle
The Major County Sheriffs of America (MCSA) has withdrawn its opposition to the CLARITY Act after lawmakers addressed several of the organization's concerns, removing one of the bill's most significant obstacles as the Senate prepares for a potential vote.
Overview
The Major County Sheriffs of America (MCSA) has changed its position on the CLARITY Act from opposition to neutral after revisions addressed key law enforcement concerns.
The shift removes a major obstacle for the legislation as lawmakers continue working toward a full Senate vote.
While supporting the bill's progress, the organization continues to advocate for stronger resources and authority for state and local law enforcement to combat digital asset-related financial crime.
Key Developments
1. Law Enforcement Withdraws Opposition
The Major County Sheriffs of America (MCSA) announced it is no longer opposing the CLARITY Act, stating that several concerns raised earlier regarding the legislation have been addressed through discussions with lawmakers.
2. Blockchain Liability Provisions Remain a Focus
A central concern involved Section 604, which incorporates the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act. The provision is designed to protect blockchain developers from liability for illicit activity conducted by users on decentralized networks, provided the developers do not control user transactions.
3. Senate Path Becomes Clearer
The removal of organized law enforcement opposition is viewed by many observers as an important step toward advancing the legislation through the Senate. Lawmakers continue pushing for a floor vote in the coming weeks before the congressional calendar becomes more constrained.
4. Additional Amendments Still Requested
Although adopting a neutral position, the MCSA continues to request amendments that would provide state and local law enforcement agencies with additional training, investigative tools, funding, and participation in federal studies addressing decentralized finance (DeFi) and illicit finance risks.
Why It Matters
The CLARITY Act seeks to establish a comprehensive regulatory framework for digital assets while balancing innovation with consumer protection and financial crime enforcement. Reduced opposition from major law enforcement organizations could improve the bill's chances of advancing through Congress and provide greater regulatory certainty for the digital asset industry.
Why It Matters to Foreign Currency Holders
Although the legislation primarily focuses on digital assets, stronger regulatory clarity for blockchain technology may accelerate the modernization of global financial infrastructure. Investors monitoring digital payment systems, tokenized assets, and future cross-border financial innovation will be watching the legislation's progress closely.
Implications for the Global Reset
Pillar 4 – Technology
Advancing the CLARITY Act supports the development of regulated blockchain infrastructure, clearer digital asset rules, and broader institutional adoption of tokenized financial technologies within the United States.
Future Outlook
The Senate is expected to continue negotiations as lawmakers work toward a full floor vote on the CLARITY Act. While bipartisan support continues to build, additional amendments related to financial crime enforcement and stablecoin regulation could still shape the final version of the legislation. If enacted, the bill would represent one of the most significant updates to U.S. digital asset regulation and could influence global regulatory standards.
This is not just about cryptocurrency—it reflects the United States' continuing effort to modernize financial regulation while balancing innovation, investor protection, and the fight against illicit financial activity.
Seeds of Wisdom Team
Newshounds News™ Exclusive
Sources
~~~~~~~~~~
🌱 A Message to Our Currency Holders🌱
If you’ve been holding foreign currency for many years, you were not foolish.
You were not wrong to believe the global financial system would change.
What failed was not your patience — it was the information you were given.
For years, dates, rumors, and personalities replaced facts, structure, and proof. “This week” predictions created cycles of hope and disappointment that were never based on how currencies actually change.
That is not your failure.
Our mission here is different: • No dates • No rates • No hype • No gurus
Instead, we focus on:
• Verifiable developments • Institutional evidence
• Global financial structure • Where countries actually sit in the process
Currency value changes only come after sovereignty, trade, banking, settlement systems, and fiscal coordination are in place. History and institutions confirm this sequence.
You will see silence. You will see denials. That is not delay — that is discipline.
Protect your identity. Organize your documents. Verify everything.
Never hand your discernment to anyone who cannot show proof.
You deserve truth — not timelines.
Seeds of Wisdom Team
Newshounds News
~~~~~~~~~~
Seeds of Wisdom Team RV Currency Facts Youtube and Rumble
Newshound's News Telegram Room Link
RV Facts with Proof Links Link
RV Updates Proof links - Facts Link
Start Here room with Most Asked Questions Link
Follow the Gold/Silver Rate COMEX
Follow Fast Facts
Seeds of Wisdom Team™Website
Thank you Dinar Recaps
Ariel: How POTUS is Setting the US up for an Asset Backed Economy
Ariel: How POTUS is Setting the US up for an Asset Backed Economy
7-3-2026
The Gold Reset Playbook: How POTUS Is Setting The US Up For A Asset Backed Economy
The eagle on the White House balcony isn’t window dressing. It’s a deliberate callback to a working-class ritual that peaked before the full decoupling from hard assets. Homeowners once nailed up those Freedom Flyer plaques brass or metal eagles over garages and doors the moment the mortgage note got burned.
Paid in full. No more bank leash.
Ariel: How POTUS is Setting the US up for an Asset Backed Economy
7-3-2026
The Gold Reset Playbook: How POTUS Is Setting The US Up For A Asset Backed Economy
The eagle on the White House balcony isn’t window dressing. It’s a deliberate callback to a working-class ritual that peaked before the full decoupling from hard assets. Homeowners once nailed up those Freedom Flyer plaques brass or metal eagles over garages and doors the moment the mortgage note got burned.
Paid in full. No more bank leash.
The practice faded hard after the 1971 gold window slammed shut and fiat debt exploded. Bringing that symbol back onto the executive mansion during the 250th isn’t nostalgia. It’s narrative engineering for a nation supposedly shedding its own chains.
Fort Knox sits at the center. Public calls for a physical audit aren’t theater when the principal has repeatedly signaled knowledge of discrepancies missing bars, unreconciled transfers, the quiet bleed documented in off-books movements across administrations.
The real reserves exceed official tallies if you account for deep-stored holdings, allied custodial arrangements, and recovered assets from historical operations that never hit public ledgers.
An audit confirming mass doesn’t just restore confidence. It detonates the fractional reserve fiction underpinning the note system. When physical gold reprices at multiples of current paper $15k-$25k+ range in full unwind scenarios the separation becomes operational.
The Treasury dollar backed by tangible reserves diverges from the Fed’s debt instrument. Stablecoin rails, already stress-tested in pilot structures, bridge the transition for velocity while gold anchors value.
This isn’t overnight jubilee for the majority of the world. But if you got foreign currency that may definitely be the case for you. Just research what happened with Kuwait. It’s engineered transition with teeth.
Physical verification at Fort Knox forces the narrative.
Repriced gold exposes the note’s debasement.
Gold-stablecoin hybrid rails operationalize the shift.
The eagle flies again as public symbol of what the balance sheet is quietly achieving: freedom from the old debt master.
Read Full Article:
https://www.patreon.com/Prolotario1/posts/gold-reset-how-162746357
Rob Cunningham: The Asset, Collateral, Lending, Liquidity, and Efficiency Flywheel
Rob Cunningham: The Asset, Collateral, Lending, Liquidity, and Efficiency Flywheel
7-3-2026
THE ASSET, COLLATERAL, LENDING, LIQUIDITY & EFFICIENCY FLYWHEEL
If this Flywheel Engine produces a major productivity and velocity shock, a plausible hypothetical Global GDP 5 year growth could elevate a $40T GDP to $56T – $80T GDP over 5 years, or roughly 40% to 100% larger than the original $40T economy.
Rob Cunningham: The Asset, Collateral, Lending, Liquidity, and Efficiency Flywheel
7-3-2026
THE ASSET, COLLATERAL, LENDING, LIQUIDITY & EFFICIENCY FLYWHEEL
If this Flywheel Engine produces a major productivity and velocity shock, a plausible hypothetical Global GDP 5 year growth could elevate a $40T GDP to $56T – $80T GDP over 5 years, or roughly 40% to 100% larger than the original $40T economy.
The New Flywheel looks like this:
1. Dormant value becomes digital inventory
Real estate, bonds, private equity, commodities, invoices, currencies and receivables become programmable financial objects.
2. Digital inventory becomes collateral
Assets no longer sit still. They can be pledged, rehypothecated within rules, financed, lent against, settled, and released in real time.
3. Collateral becomes liquidity
Instead of waiting days for custody, settlement, reconciliation, FX, clearing and banking hours, value becomes available 24/7.
4. Liquidity becomes lending capacity
More usable collateral means more credit formation without needing the same amount of new debt-money creation.
5. AI increases turnover
AI agents identify mispriced assets, collateral gaps, funding needs, FX routes and lending opportunities continuously.
6. Lower friction increases velocity
BIS has described tokenized unified ledgers as a next-generation system combining money, deposits and assets on programmable rails, while Deutsche Bank notes tokenized collateral can increase collateral mobility and velocity.
The biggest GDP effect is not “more tokens.” It is less trapped time.
If capital currently turns 1–2 times per year in slow markets, but tokenized settlement, AI routing and instant collateral reuse raise that to 3–6 times, the growth rate of velocity could rise dramatically.
One Clear Example:
$100T of usable collateral
at 1.5x annual velocity = $150T activity
at 3.0x velocity = $300T activity
That is not a 1.5% increase.
That is a 100% increase in turnover capacity.
LOCK IN. History is Happening.
Sound Money on Quantum Steroids has Arrived in 2026 for Global @Freedom250 to Prosper!
Source(s):
• https://x.com/KuwlShow/status/2072829484387221786
Kuwait did this Right Before their Dinar Revalued
Kuwait did this Right Before their Dinar Revalued
The Dinar Den: 7-3-2026
A recent insightful analysis from The Dinar Den offers a compelling comparison between Iraq’s current economic and currency landscape and Kuwait’s experience after the Gulf War in 1991.
The video, presented by Stephen, an investor who has closely followed the Iraqi dinar for over a decade, delves into historical precedents, economic indicators, and recent global developments, suggesting strong parallels that could point towards a significant financial event for the Iraqi dinar.
Kuwait did this Right Before their Dinar Revalued
The Dinar Den: 7-3-2026
A recent insightful analysis from The Dinar Den offers a compelling comparison between Iraq’s current economic and currency landscape and Kuwait’s experience after the Gulf War in 1991.
The video, presented by Stephen, an investor who has closely followed the Iraqi dinar for over a decade, delves into historical precedents, economic indicators, and recent global developments, suggesting strong parallels that could point towards a significant financial event for the Iraqi dinar.
The discussion highlights that Kuwait, following its recovery, didn’t merely revalue its dinar but effectively reinstated its currency to its robust pre-war standing.
This powerful recovery was underpinned by vast sovereign assets, extensive oil reserves, and strategic international corporate partnerships, which collectively solidified the Kuwaiti dinar as one of the world’s strongest currencies.
The video posits that Iraq, too, possesses immense oil and natural gas reserves and is currently engaged in multi-billion-dollar international trade and infrastructure agreements. A notable example cited is a monumental $400 billion U.S.-Iraq energy fund, specifically designed to significantly boost oil production, signaling a foundational shift in Iraq’s economic trajectory.
These substantial developments, the analysis suggests, indicate that Iraq’s current dinar rate, which has largely remained around 1310 dinar per US dollar for more than twenty years, might soon be adjusted to better reflect the nation’s burgeoning economic strength.
Stephen emphasizes a core principle: a nation’s currency value is intrinsically linked to its sovereign assets and its geopolitical relationships.
The video details Iraq’s active steps toward modernizing its banking and financial systems, digitizing its economy, and integrating significant international investments. These initiatives bear a resemblance to the strategic reforms Kuwait undertook prior to its currency reinstatement.
Furthermore, the analysis points to Iraq’s efforts in restructuring its currency notes, including the reported deletion of zeros, which could be interpreted as preparatory groundwork for a revaluation or reinstatement of the dinar.
The presentation further reinforces Iraq’s economic fundamentals by noting its strong central bank reserves. These include nearly $98 billion in foreign currency reserves and approximately $26 billion in gold, providing substantial backing for its currency.
While acknowledging Iraq’s sizable money supply, estimated around $170 billion equivalent, the video underscores how new trade agreements and investments, particularly those involving American and Gulf corporations, are perceived to create a robust foundation for a potentially higher-valued dinar.
Strategic infrastructure projects and geopolitical maneuvers, such as a new pipeline agreement designed to bypass the critical Strait of Hormuz, are also highlighted as key efforts by Iraq to secure uninterrupted revenue flows and enhance economic stability.
The video concludes with an optimistic outlook, suggesting that Iraq appears to be following a similar economic and financial trajectory as Kuwait, implying that a currency reinstatement or revaluation could be a near-future event.
Stephen encourages interested parties to remain well-informed and mentions upcoming community discussions with experts who personally witnessed Kuwait’s currency reinstatement. While the video explicitly offers no financial advice, the presenter conveys a strong personal belief that the Iraqi dinar will experience a significant financial adjustment, presenting what many observers consider an extraordinary potential development.
America Turns 250 At 125, It Looked Like the End
America Turns 250 At 125, It Looked Like the End
Notes From the Field By James Hickman (Simon Black / Sovereign Man) July 3, 2026
On the afternoon of September 6, 1901, President William McKinley stood in a receiving line at the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo, New York, shaking hands with a crowd of well-wishers.
One of the people in the crowd was a young man named Leon Czolgosz... who was patiently waiting with a revolver wrapped in a handkerchief. When he reached the front, he fired twice into the president's abdomen.
America Turns 250 At 125, It Looked Like the End
Notes From the Field By James Hickman (Simon Black / Sovereign Man) July 3, 2026
On the afternoon of September 6, 1901, President William McKinley stood in a receiving line at the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo, New York, shaking hands with a crowd of well-wishers.
One of the people in the crowd was a young man named Leon Czolgosz... who was patiently waiting with a revolver wrapped in a handkerchief. When he reached the front, he fired twice into the president's abdomen.
McKinley died eight days later, and, Czolgosz, an unemployed factory worker, went to the electric chair without a trace of remorse. He insisted it was his duty to strike down a symbol of oppression.
Czolgosz wasn’t a crazed madman, but rather a product of his time. The America of 1901 was 125 years into its history— the exact midpoint between the Declaration of Independence and today.
And despite the US economy already being the largest in the world at that point, the year 1901 did not feel like a nation striding confidently into the American Century.
The US financial system lurched from panic to panic, and to a great many observers, the young republic looked less like a rising power and more like a country unraveling.
The rich versus poor divide was growing, and violent socialist movements spread. Political assassinations, terrorism, and bombings became a recurring feature of public life.
The political violence did not end with McKinley’s assassination, either. Followers of the Italian anarchist Luigi Galleani waged a years-long bombing campaign against judges, politicians, and businessmen.
It peaked at noon on September 16, 1920, when a horse-drawn wagon packed with explosives detonated in front of the headquarters of J.P. Morgan on Wall Street, killing thirty people and wounding hundreds more. The case was never solved.
Many of these anarcho-socialists were immigrants, which poured gasoline on the raging blaze of backlash against widespread immigration.
In 1907 alone, more than a million people passed through Ellis Island. Immigrants were arriving faster than anyone knew how to absorb them, and people were getting tired of it.
Congress passed legislation that imposed a literacy test on immigrants, then banned entire countries. At first, people from Asia and the Middle East were shut out. Subsequent legislation set strict quotas, slamming the door on the southern and eastern Europeans who were considered undesirable.
Yet the instability continued... as did the government’s push to consolidate power.
After the Panic of 1907 nearly brought down the financial system, Congress used the scare to establish the Federal Reserve in 1913. This was the first step toward money that could be printed at will.
Also in 1913, the Constitution was amended, giving Congress the power to tax income.
The income tax (16th Amendment) was sold to the American people as a tax on the very rich that would only affect the top 2% of US households. Idiotic socialists at the time believed the lie and supported the amendment; after all, the rich should pay their fair share.
Within decades, three quarters of Americans were paying income tax.
With a new central bank and tax power in place, Washington then raced to join World War I (despite being an ocean away), and borrowed on an unimaginable scale to do it.
Frankly it all looked pretty bleak.
And yet, while all the bad news and turmoil was ongoing, America was simultaneously producing miracles.
Henry Ford put the country on wheels with the Model T and the moving assembly line. Motion pictures went from novelty to industry. Radio turned from a tinkerer's hobby into a machine that could broadcast to every home in the nation.
These were American breakthroughs that rewired the entire global economy and powered better times ahead.
Seventy-five years later, America's 200th birthday looked little better. In 1976, the economy was mired in stagflation that “experts” had previously sworn was impossible.
Oil shocks had humiliated the country at the gas pump. American dominance looked spent in the wreckage of Vietnam, and the nation had watched President Richard Nixon resign in disgrace.
Terrorism was back. Plane hijackings were somewhat commonplace. Crime rampaged across the cities.
And yet what followed was the personal computer, the Internet, the longest peacetime expansion in the country's history, and a comeback almost nobody standing in a gas line in 1976 would have believed.
Which brings us to the 250th birthday, today.
Political violence is back in American life. Immigration is once again a major issue. Fraud and corruption are rampant (and hardly anyone pays the price). And Washington's finances are in worse shape than at any point in the country's history, with the national debt larger than the entire economy.
Yet at the same time, American companies are building artificial intelligence, next-generation nuclear power, robotics, and biotech breakthroughs that could rewire the global economy even more than the assembly line and the Internet did. Chaos and invention have always lived side by side in the US, and they still do.
America was born out of revolution, and it has endured a civil war, two world wars, a depression, a decade of stagflation, and repeated financial panics.
Every one of those episodes brought years of real pain, but every time, the country that looked terminally ill came back stronger than ever.
There is an old saying in politics (usually credited to Winston Churchill, though apparently first quipped by an Israeli diplomat): Americans will always do the right thing... after exhausting all the alternatives.
Apocryphal or not, that is the pattern: the right thing comes eventually, but the pain comes first.
America is not just a country; it is an idea, and it may be the most extraordinary idea human beings have ever assembled. It stands on the shoulders of giants— Greek thought, Roman law, Judeo-Christian values, and free-market capitalism, fused with a conviction about individual liberty balanced by personal responsibility.
Betting against that idea has been the worst trade of the past 250 years.
To be clear, having a Plan B is not a bet against America either. The concept is not to hide in a bunker with canned food and guns because the end is near.
The point of a Plan B is to be honest about the road between here and the recovery: more inflation, higher taxes, and a stretch of instability, and to make sure you have the options available to come at it from a position of strength.
At 250 years, I truly believe the best days are still ahead. But there will be some rough ones in between.
To your freedom, James Hickman Co-Founder, Schiff Sovereign LLC
Seeds of Wisdom RV and Economics Updates Friday Afternoon 7-3-26
Good Afternoon Dinar Recaps,
CLARITY Act Advances as U.S. Senate Prepares Final Bill Text, Boosting Momentum for Crypto Regulation
Senate leaders are expected to release the final CLARITY Act text this week as bipartisan negotiations continue, strengthening expectations that the United States is moving closer to establishing a comprehensive regulatory framework for digital assets.
Good Afternoon Dinar Recaps,
CLARITY Act Advances as U.S. Senate Prepares Final Bill Text, Boosting Momentum for Crypto Regulation
Senate leaders are expected to release the final CLARITY Act text this week as bipartisan negotiations continue, strengthening expectations that the United States is moving closer to establishing a comprehensive regulatory framework for digital assets.
Overview
The U.S. Senate is expected to release the final CLARITY Act legislative text this week, marking another major step toward crypto regulatory clarity.
Growing bipartisan support, along with endorsements from industry and law enforcement organizations, has improved confidence that the legislation could advance later this summer.
If enacted, the CLARITY Act would establish clearer rules for digital assets, helping reduce regulatory uncertainty while encouraging innovation and investor protection.
Key Developments
1. Senate Finalizing Legislative Text
The U.S. Senate is reportedly preparing to release the final version of the CLARITY Act, giving lawmakers, industry participants, and investors their clearest view yet of the proposed digital asset regulatory framework before a Senate vote.
2. Bipartisan Support Continues to Build
Although the legislation still requires 60 Senate votes to advance, recent committee support from several Democratic senators has improved prospects for bipartisan cooperation when Congress returns from its July recess.
3. Law Enforcement Backs the Bill
The National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE) has become the first major law enforcement organization to endorse portions of the legislation, arguing that regulatory clarity can strengthen compliance, consumer protection, and public safety.
4. Market Optimism Increases
Analysts report that expectations for passage have improved, with investors viewing the legislation as one of the most significant crypto regulatory proposals ever considered by Congress. Markets are closely watching the release of the final bill for additional details.
Why It Matters
The CLARITY Act represents one of the most significant efforts to establish a comprehensive federal regulatory framework for digital assets in the United States. Clear legislation could reduce years of uncertainty surrounding cryptocurrencies while encouraging institutional investment, innovation, and responsible market growth.
Why It Matters to Foreign Currency Holders
Greater regulatory certainty for digital assets could accelerate institutional adoption of blockchain technology, tokenized assets, and digital payment infrastructure. While the legislation does not directly affect foreign currencies, it reflects the continued modernization of global financial systems that many currency holders are closely monitoring.
Implications for the Global Reset
Pillar 4 – Technology
The CLARITY Act could accelerate the integration of blockchain technology into regulated financial markets by providing clearer legal standards for digital assets, tokenization, and emerging financial infrastructure.
Future Outlook
The Senate is expected to publish the final legislative text shortly before lawmakers return from recess. Debate and amendments are likely to follow before a Senate floor vote, with bipartisan support remaining the key factor determining whether the bill becomes law. If approved, the CLARITY Act could reshape the U.S. digital asset industry by providing long-awaited regulatory certainty for businesses, investors, and financial institutions.
This is not just about cryptocurrency—it reflects the United States' broader effort to modernize financial regulation, support technological innovation, and position itself as a global leader in the rapidly evolving digital economy.
Seeds of Wisdom Team
Newshounds News™ Exclusive
Sources
CoinGape – CLARITY Act Advances as US Senate Eyes Final Text Release This Week
Galaxy Research – CLARITY Act: Lowering Our Odds to 60% as the Senate Calendar Tightens
~~~~~~~~~~
Seeds of Wisdom Team RV Currency Facts Youtube and Rumble
Newshound's News Telegram Room Link
RV Facts with Proof Links Link
RV Updates Proof links - Facts Link
Start Here room with Most Asked Questions Link
Follow the Gold/Silver Rate COMEX
Follow Fast Facts
Seeds of Wisdom Team™Website
Thank you Dinar Recaps