Hong Kong to Become International Gold Trading Hub

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News Date: October 16, 2024

John Lee, Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, announced plans to develop Hong Kong into an international gold trading center during his third policy address.
He emphasized that Hong Kong is already one of the largest gold import and export markets by volume.
Given the current geopolitical complexities, Lee highlighted Hong Kong's advantages in security and stability, making it an attractive location for gold investors.
This move is expected to boost related activities such as gold trading, settlement, and delivery.
"This will spur development of the related industry chain, ranging from investment transactions, derivatives, insurance, storage, to trading and logistic services," Lee said.

The cyber-war for GESARA

Cyber-attacks were expected for the next two months as the Alliance continued to dismantle financial systems and bring in the Global Currency Reset.
State of Emergency has been declared in at least 17 states in US. This is a direct message from Q to get ready. It is a military operation.
The financial system is based on fraud. Set up to steal from us. It takes the money we work hard to earn and gives it to a tiny group of individuals. With the infinite supply of money, we have allowed them to buy influence.
The good guys who are with us are applying pressure on this financial system to end it once and 4 all. And it's happening now. The banks don't have any money, the Federal Reserve no longer exists, the bad guys are panicking and fighting back in many ways including cyberattacks.
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The return to the golden age. The gold standard will rise again

The New $100 Bill Will Usher In A NEW Gold Standard
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A Financial System by Nonbank Financials, Fintech, and Innovation

Fintech stands for financial technology.
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Full order:whitehouse.gov
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Treasury report: treasury.gov

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Digital Gold Currency Fueled by Constitutional Roots

Utah state Rep. Ken Ivory is spearheading a groundbreaking effort to allow vendors to receive payments in gold and silver through a digital platform backed by physical metals. Speaking on the John Solomon Reports podcast, Ivory expressed optimism about overriding Gov. Spencer Cox’s veto of the bill, noting that the state House has already approved a veto override session. This legislative momentum underscores Utah’s commitment to exploring innovative financial systems rooted in constitutional principles.
Ivory emphasized Article I, Section 10 of the U.S. Constitution, which declares, “No State shall... make any Thing but gold and silver Coin a Tender in Payment of Debts.” He argued that this clause supports the bill’s importance, calling gold and silver “constitutional money.” The proposed system would be voluntary, using digital delivery to modernize the use of precious metals without violating federal law or the Constitution’s ban on fiat currency.
In a parallel move, Texas lawmakers have introduced bills to create a gold-backed digital currency, signaling a broader trend among states to align financial innovation with constitutional intent. Ivory highlighted the urgency of Utah’s initiative, positioning it as a potential model for blending historical monetary standards with 21st-century technology. As both states advance, they may pave the way for a new era of trusted, metal-backed digital payments.