051325 8 Min of WOW by Mel Mattison This Is An Important 8 Min Just Listen To This
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051325 8 Min of WOW by Mel Mattison This Is An Important 8 Min Just Listen To This

051325 8 Min of WOW by Mel Mattison This Is An Important 8 Min Just Listen To This by Kate Dalley

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[00:01:03] Remineralization powder. Be using that twice a day. You're going to love me for that one. All right, Mel Madison from melmadison.com. All right, let's talk about a possible prediction that you're going to make. Well, the last caller asked about a digital future. And I think that is, again, a topic like we've talked about since the beginning is central bank digital currencies.

[00:01:30] And I think it was probably as much as eight or nine months ago I said they've given up on central bank digital currencies. But what they're going to do is a backdoor central bank digital currency by legitimizing what's called stable coins. So for people that don't know what's – I know a lot of your listeners know exactly what stable coins are. If you don't, they're cryptocurrencies that are exchanged on the blockchain, meaning they can be sent digitally.

[00:01:59] And what it is is you put U.S. dollars into it. The stable coin company, like a tether or a circle, they go and they buy a one-month treasury bill, like a T-bill. So they buy a United States debt obligation to back that bill. That bill pays currently around 4%, and then they can pay you 4% interest.

[00:02:22] And so there is a major bill that is not being talked a lot in the mass media, but is very important, I think, to the powers that be. It's called the Genius Act. It is a stable coin payments act, and it has bipartisan support. So I think it's going to get passed. But there are essentially 10 or 15 U.S. senators on the Democratic side who are for the bill.

[00:02:48] But they're being told not to vote for it because it will give Trump a win. But I think this is the prediction, is that if I'm right about who is the real power, it's going to overcome the political need to deny Trump a win, and they're going to pass this bill. And at some point in the next six months, we're going to see a passing of the Genius Act. It's going to legitimize digital stable coins.

[00:03:16] And once that happens, you're going to see JP Morgan, Citibank, Wells Fargo, everybody coming out with their own stable coin. And what that's going to do is it's going to tell people, take your money, put it into the stable coins. You can transfer it digitally so you don't have to pay the Visa 1.5% fee. So you're going to save money. But what's going to back it is you're going to be buying U.S. treasuries, meaning you're going to be buying U.S. debt.

[00:03:43] And so this is a plan not only to digitize things, control things, see everybody's transactions. It's also a plan as a place to stash U.S. debt because U.S. debt is just growing astronomically. And they're going to basically be serving it up to the average American consumer through these stable coins. And it's going to take a life of its own. And I think it's probably going to happen. And tons of money is going to flow into stable coins.

[00:04:11] Well, if that passes, I just want everybody to remember this moment. Just remember this moment. You have been right. Every time you put a prediction out, you've been right. And I just want to call attention to that. So these are the steps that are being laid right now. And it's like real ID. There was no reason for real ID. Because really, if you're saying we need real ID, then you're saying that the TSA didn't work. Department of Homeland Security is inept.

[00:04:40] All of these things, all these little mechanisms that they already have in play are totally inept. And so we have to have real ID. Well, you know they're not saying that, right? They're saying that we have to have this additional thing. And it's like when you go to pay a bill. You go to pay a bill, and they basically want a kidney and your firstborn to get a code through your phone. Then you've got to talk to somebody three different times and give them your social. And then you can pay a bill. Now I want to know who wants to pay my bills because I don't think there's a mad rush.

[00:05:09] But they're acting this way. They're putting in all these steps, right? And everything is going to face ID. And everything is going to this real ID with no reason whatsoever. There is a reason. It isn't about terrorists. It's about this. It's about setting all these steps in play for what's coming with digital tyranny. All of it are mechanisms, right? Of that. Exactly.

[00:05:36] And, you know, I just talked about, well, the budget is huge and the deficits are big. And so what people will say when I say, oh, but the market's going to go up because all of this spending, what they'll say is, no, it's not. Because what's going to happen is the 10-year Treasury note is going to hit 5% and that's going to collapse the system.

[00:05:58] Well, I went back on the monthly Treasury statement that came out yesterday and I saw how many new 10-year Treasury notes are being issued. So there are still auctions where they're creating 10-year Treasury notes. But all they're doing is replacing the ones that are already in existence. And for people that look at something, it's called the T-back or the Treasury Buying Action Committee.

[00:06:22] I forget what it exactly stands for, but essentially what's been happening in recent years is the U.S. government used to fund itself by creating 10-year bonds or 10-year notes. They're technically called notes or five-year notes or 30-year bonds. Now they're not doing that anymore. All they're doing is issuing a lot of three-month T-bills, one-month T-bills. This is called shortening the curve not to get too financial.

[00:06:49] But they're just paying everything out of these short-term debt instruments. And so what's going to happen is, yes, interest rates are going to go up like the 10-year note. But it's not going to collapse the system because the government isn't using the 10-year note anymore to fund itself. They're using three-month T-bills, one-month T-bills. And they're going to fund all of those through things like stable coins.

[00:07:14] So the government is finding ways around all the obstacles to this whole debt deficit plan. And they've still got a few rabbits in their hat that they can pull. And that's why I think it continues for another two to three years. But I do think eventually, and I'm thinking the 2027-2028 timeframe, that's when it starts, the house of cards starts to fall.

[00:07:37] And I use that timeframe not randomly, but because that is when the Social Security Trust Fund, which was overpaid into for many decades, basically runs dry. Wow. Wow. I'm going to make this into its own little eight-minute podcast. And I hope people share this because what you just said in that last five minutes was vital. It's vital. And I love that you're analyzing the market. That's what this show is for.

[00:08:05] And to go, okay, this is what I'm seeing. And you know what? It would make sense, wouldn't it? It would make sense that you're looking at that to dictate kind of what we're going to be experiencing with all these well-laid little plans, all these well-laid little things, and it'll all come together, and we'll start to see this horrific horse show. I so appreciate you, Mel. Thank you. All right.

[00:08:31] Back with you in just a moment on the flip side of the break, Mel Madison, melmadison.com. I'll be right back.