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In this explosive breakdown, Kerry Lutz of the Financial Survival Network explores the radical theory that Washington has been quietly hoarding massive amounts of BTC—possibly over a million coins—through seizures, covert acquisitions, and even Satoshi Nakamoto's original stash.

 Could skyrocketing Bitcoin prices allow America to wipe out its debt in one move? Is the government sitting on a digital goldmine it plans to deploy during a global monetary reset? What happens if the leftover Bitcoin is used to privatize and fully fund Social Security? From the collapse of FTX and the takedown of SBF to the sudden approval of Bitcoin ETFs and the rise of the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, the pieces may already be in place.

This is not financial advice—this is geopolitical speculation on a red-pill level.

Read the full article and find more from Kerry here: https://FinancialSurvivalNetwork.com

Kerry Lutz interviewed Anne Gannon, a CPA specializing in tax advice for real estate investors, focusing on critical tax reporting issues. Gannon highlighted a common error among investors: misclassifying property improvements as repairs, which can complicate loan applications. She emphasized the necessity for clients to remain informed year-round to prevent surprises during tax season, citing a specific case where improper expense categorization led to mortgage difficulties.

The discussion focused on investment opportunities arising from the government's sale of surplus properties, with David Codrea emphasizing the potential of acquiring smaller properties under 100,000 square feet for repurposing into local business spaces. He highlighted a recent list of federal properties available for sale, particularly in the Southeast region between Atlanta and Charlotte, which he views as having significant growth potential. Another speaker shared their investment strategy, favoring lower-rise buildings with flexible zoning to facilitate quicker leasing, and noted a typical profitability timeframe of about 18 months, factoring in municipal permitting.

Robert Ian of conquerchange.com takes a deeper look at what DOGE is really claiming — and what Fox News failed to ask.  Key takeaways from the interview:

✅ NIH operates with 27 CIOs and 700+ incompatible IT systems

✅ 40% of calls to Social Security come from fraudsters

✅ Federal retirement records are still stored in filing cabinets

✅ And a staggering 12 million people over the age of 120 were listed as alive in the Social Security database.

Here’s the $240 billion question no one asked: Were those 12 million people actually receiving Social Security payments? If yes, who committed the fraud — and where is the accountability?

With DOGE canceling contracts and exposing systemic dysfunction, there’s a clear effort to apply public company audit standards to government agencies. But without tough questions and full transparency, is this real reform — or just high-tech theater?

 Robert Ian cuts through the noise and brings the follow-up analysis mainstream media missed.

Visit https://conquerchange.com for exclusive content, critical thinking, and tools to help you navigate accelerating change in government, economics, and society.

Find Kerry here: http://financialsurvivalnetwork.com/ and here: https://inflation.cafe

We sat down with Ivan Bebek, CEO of Coppernico Metals ( (🇺🇸CPPMF -- 🇨🇦COPR)), to for a sponsor update to discuss the company’s latest drilling program and the booming metals market. Ivan shares exciting updates on their first 20 drill holes in Peru, revealing promising signs of a massive copper system. With new targets like Raso and a permit expansion underway,

Coppernico is gearing up for a game-changing phase of exploration. Ivan also weighs in on rising copper prices—pushing past $5/lb—driven by global electrification and supply shortages, predicting a slow-but-massive bull market ahead. Plus, he hints at a potential U.S. copper project to diversify their portfolio.

Don’t miss this deep dive into Coppernico’s strategy and the future of copper!

Visit https://coppernicometals.com to get the latest updates and news. 

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Kerry Lutz and Dale Smothers discussed the implications of recent GDP growth figures, deeming them less relevant for future economic strategies. Dale emphasized the importance of addressing current challenges rather than focusing on past performance, criticizing government inefficiencies and advocating for prioritizing domestic needs over foreign aid, especially in light of natural disasters. He expressed concerns about the media's role in shaping public perception and the need for accountability and term limits in government to combat political polarization. Both acknowledged the necessity of overhauling outdated geopolitical strategies, particularly regarding China, and supported innovative economic policies that could benefit American consumers.

Dolly Varden Silver's (🇺🇸 DOLLF - 🇨🇦 DV) CEO Shawn Khunkhun returns to the Financial Survival Network for a powerful sponsor update with host Kerry Lutz. With gold at record highs and silver back at $32, Khunkhun breaks down Dolly Varden’s latest drill results at the Homestake Ridge property—highlighting a major silver-gold discovery at Homestake and an impressive 160+ gram-meter intercept that points to a potential new high-grade zone.

 He explains why a 10% rise in silver prices can lead to a 30% pop in share value, and how Dolly Varden’s $33.9 million war chest is fueling an aggressive 2025 drill program targeting 40,000 meters of exploration across key zones like Wolf, Homestake, and a new area called Red Point.

He announced the company's uplist to the NYSE-American. Its inclusion means that multiple ETFs, institutional backing, along with the ease of purchasing share will help DV become a Top 10 silver company, Dolly Varden is well positioned for breakout growth—or a potential acquisition by a major.

 Learn why Khunkhun says Dolly’s ounces in the ground are more discounted than ever—and why that spells opportunity for investors now.

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The discussion centered on the benefits and intricacies of collecting ancient coins, with Dean Kinzer sharing his passion for this hobby that dates back to 650 BC. He explained the evolution of coinage, including the introduction of images and the challenges posed by counterfeiting. Dean noted that ancient coins have not yet gained significant traction among American collectors, and he aims to promote this unique collectible opportunity. He shared personal anecdotes about his father's eclectic collection, which inspired him to establish Kinzer Coins and continue the legacy of collecting, particularly focusing on coins with biblical significance.

Kerry Lutz and John Rubino discussed the recent significant price increases in gold and copper, both reaching all-time highs. John highlighted that gold has outperformed the S&P 500 over the past two decades, while copper's importance is growing due to its role in energy transitions and AI technologies. They noted favorable conditions for mining stocks, which are benefiting from rising metal prices and stable costs.

The discussion focused on the urgency of preparing for the upcoming tax deadline and the increasing threat of tax fraud. Paul Oster explained various tactics used by scammers, such as smishing and phishing, and recommended measures like creating an identity protection PIN and setting up an online IRS account to safeguard personal information. He also addressed the implications of tax liens, encouraging individuals to confront these issues proactively, especially since the IRS is currently more lenient in accepting offers in compromise. The conversation highlighted the importance of awareness regarding scams, including a recent E-ZPass scam that targets individuals with misleading messages about account issues.

We sat down with Gwen Preston, Communications VP at West Red Lake Gold Mines (🇺🇸WRLGF -- 🇨🇦WRLG) for the latest sponsor update. Their mill at the Madsen Mine has officially restarted, marking an exciting milestone for the company.

Gwen shares on-site insights, highlighting the strong economic implications of current record-high gold prices ($3,030 USD) for their projected annual production of 70,000 ounces. She explains how elevated gold prices significantly lower the cutoff grades, making previously uneconomic lower-grade deposits profitable and enhancing overall mining continuity.

Gwen also discusses promising initial results from their 10,000-ton bulk sample, expected to generate significant revenue shortly, reinforcing the company’s strong financial position.

The interview further explores community engagement, the recent establishment of a state of the art 114-person workforce camp, and the positive local impact in the Red Lake community. With full-scale production anticipated in the second half of 2025 and favorable market conditions, West Red Lake Gold Mines is positioned for robust growth and profitability.

For further updates sign up at: https://WestRedLakeGold.com *

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Kerry Lutz and Alan Hibbard discussed current trends in the gold and silver markets, noting record high prices and the potential for a market pullback. Alan expressed optimism about future price increases, particularly for silver, while raising concerns about the recent halt in trading for the PSLV ETF on Robinhood, which he found suspicious amid fears of a run on physical silver. They addressed possible manipulation of silver prices, referencing a spike in short positions for PSLV, and concluded with uncertainty regarding a potential short squeeze. Alan elaborated on market dynamics, emphasizing that the prevalence of paper contracts can suppress prices, while Kerry highlighted the risks of revealing discrepancies in gold reserves.

Kerry Lutz and Tom DiLorenzo discussed the Mises Institute's documentary "Playing with Fire," which addresses the Federal Reserve's functions and implications, noting its significant viewership and featuring notable figures like Ron Paul. DiLorenzo emphasized the Fed's role in enabling government spending and the associated economic repercussions, such as inflation and financial crises, arguing that the true costs of government actions are obscured by the Fed's ability to monetize debt. Lutz proposed a National Cryptocurrency Reserve, suggesting that inflating Bitcoin's value could eliminate U.S. debt, though DiLorenzo expressed skepticism about its political feasibility and the risks of government involvement in Bitcoin.

Kerry Lutz and Chris Vermeulen discussed the current volatility in the markets, particularly influenced by political events. Chris highlighted significant selling pressure affecting equities, suggesting that the market appears oversold and may experience a bounce in the coming weeks. However, he expressed uncertainty about whether this would lead to a recovery or a deeper decline into a bear market.

The conversation also touched on the precious metals market, where Chris noted that gold is on a bullish trajectory, with a target range of $3,050 to $3,200 per ounce, driven by a lack of trust in traditional financial systems. He cautioned about the higher volatility of silver and emphasized a conservative investment strategy focused on capital preservation for clients over 50.

Chris provided insights into the dollar's decline and the bearish outlook for the 10-year note, suggesting that while bonds may have reached a bottom, they are unlikely to yield substantial returns soon. He warned of a significant reset in the economy, predicting oil prices could drop to around $50 or $55 per barrel, which would negatively impact energy stocks. Chris identified a bearish divergence in the energy sector, forecasting a potential 40% to 60% correction.

He introduced his Asset Revesting strategy for those nearing retirement, emphasizing the importance of capital preservation. While remaining bullish on gold long-term, he advised caution in current purchases and indicated that better opportunities may arise soon. Kerry facilitated the discussion, prompting Chris to share resources for further guidance on market analysis.

Find Chris here: http://www.thetechnicaltraders.com/

Find Kerry here: http://financialsurvivalnetwork.com/ and here: https://inflation.cafe

The discussion focused on the challenges facing small businesses in the U.S. and the role of the Small Business Administration (SBA) in supporting them. Kerry Lutz and Lloyd Chapman highlighted the SBA's historically low budget of approximately $800 million, which they argue is insufficient given that small businesses account for 99.9% of all firms and create 98% of net new jobs. They expressed skepticism about the government's allocation of funds, particularly regarding the Paycheck Protection Program, which they believe favored larger businesses. The conversation also addressed broader issues of government fraud and the need for increased scrutiny of financial discrepancies, particularly within the Pentagon.

Kerry Lutz and Jose Berlanga discussed Jose's successful transition into the real estate and construction industry in the U.S., attributing his achievements to the abundant opportunities, a clear vision, and strong partnerships. Jose cautioned young entrepreneurs against the desire for immediate gratification, advocating for a balanced approach that merges passion with profitability. He emphasized the importance of learning from mistakes and seeking mentorship before starting new ventures.

Kerry Lutz welcomed Robert Ian back to the Financial Survival Network, where Robert shared his extensive background as a business and motivational speaker, highlighting his long-standing involvement in the gold market since 2007. He discussed the personal challenges that led to a pause in his commentaries, particularly the loss of his wife in 2022, and expressed admiration for those who continued to voice their opinions during his absence. Robert anticipates significant economic changes in the coming years, especially concerning gold and Bitcoin, and announced a new weekly commentary series with Kerry to address current economic trends and drivers.

The discussion focused on the current economic landscape, highlighting concerns about the potential for a bear market as the S&P's recent highs lack broader market support. Jim Welsh pointed out that uncertainty surrounding President Trump's proposed tariffs could lead to a recession, particularly as consumer confidence declines and inflation expectations rise. He emphasized that historical evidence suggests tariffs do not effectively boost jobs or economic growth, and companies may pass increased costs onto consumers, further straining the economy.

Welsh and Kerry Lutz examined the implications of rising inflation and its impact on spending patterns among different income groups. They noted that the wealthiest 10% account for a significant portion of consumer spending, while the bottom 80% have seen a decline in their expenditures. Welsh warned that a downturn in the stock market could reduce spending from high earners, exacerbating economic challenges. The conversation also touched on the political ramifications of budget cuts and the complexities of the tax system, with Welsh criticizing tax cuts for the wealthy and discussing misconceptions about tax contributions.

The speakers analyzed the relationship between economic indicators and oil prices, predicting a potential decrease in oil prices and discussing the implications for inflation. Welsh forecasted a temporary bounce in the S&P but anticipated further declines due to tariffs, while also addressing the recent drop in energy prices and its effects on inflation. They highlighted the role of refracking technology in boosting oil production and the focus of oil companies on shareholder returns. 

Find Jim here: https://www.macrotides.com/

Find Kerry here: http://financialsurvivalnetwork.com/ and here: https://inflation.cafe

Kerry Lutz interviewed Charles Degliomini from Rekor  Systems to discuss the impact of AI on roadway management. Charles explained that their technology employs off-road sensors to gather precise traffic data, moving away from outdated methods like rubber tubes, which enhances vehicle classification accuracy and improves worker safety by minimizing their exposure to traffic. The AI system operates continuously, delivering real-time data that aids in reducing traffic congestion and optimizing roadway maintenance, ultimately aiming to decrease highway accidents and fatalities. He highlighted the system's ability to integrate various data sources, such as Bluetooth signals and Waze reports, allowing traffic center operators to respond to incidents significantly faster than traditional methods.

The discussion centered on the current administration's deregulation priorities and the necessity for effective financial oversight. Gerson Gibbs emphasized Belite Capital's role in providing independent guidance to investors, advocating for a balanced regulatory framework that includes regular reviews of existing regulations. He highlighted the importance of addressing issues like improper government payments through the implementation of audit findings, suggesting that initial restructuring could lead to long-term economic benefits. Kerry Lutz and Gibbs also explored the potential of Dogecoin to save billions while acknowledging the risks of recession due to excessive government spending and tariffs.

The discussion focused on a strategy for paying off mortgages within five to seven years by utilizing a revolving line of credit to manage income effectively. Bill Westrom explained that depositing income into this line of credit reduces debt balances and minimizes interest payments, while also introducing the concept of a "bill payday" to streamline monthly expenses and enhance interest savings. He emphasized the importance of prioritizing debt balances over interest rates in debt management, citing the high levels of national and consumer debt and advocating for a new banking model to ease personal debt burdens.

Kerry Lutz and Joe LoPresti discussed exit planning for business owners, drawing from Joe's extensive experience as a wealth manager and insights from his book "Exit by Design." They emphasized the common issue of business owners receiving fragmented advice, which can lead to regrets post-sale, highlighting the importance of a proactive approach. Joe outlined the need for comprehensive planning, including understanding seller financing and identifying the right buyer to maximize business value.

The discussion focused on the transparency of gold reserves at Fort Knox and the implications of potential discrepancies in these holdings. Jonathan expressed concerns about the lack of audits, suggesting that any revelation of missing gold could lead to a significant public relations crisis for the government. Both he and Kerry emphasized the historical relationship between the U.S. dollar and gold, noting that the dollar is no longer redeemable in gold, which complicates the situation. They also addressed the broader issue of government control over money and banking, with Jonathan advocating for a market-driven approach to currency and expressing optimism about cryptocurrencies as a challenge to the U.S. dollar.

The discussion focused on the transformative impact of artificial intelligence (AI) across various sectors, with Marc Beckman highlighting its generative capabilities and data analytics functions that enhance productivity. Kerry Lutz shared his experiences using AI for tasks like generating show notes and summarizing press releases, noting significant improvements in his efficiency. Beckman pointed out the potential for AI to reshape job landscapes and create new opportunities, especially in creative fields, while emphasizing the accessibility of AI tools for individuals without technical backgrounds. The conversation also touched on the implications of AI in healthcare, with Beckman mentioning tools that could improve diagnosis and prescription processes, while Lutz raised concerns about AI's role in predictive policing.

The discussion centered on the importance of effective succession planning for business owners, highlighting common pitfalls and strategies to enhance company value. Justin Goodbread identified three key mistakes: neglecting to consider the total income from the business for retirement planning, remaining overly involved in operations which can reduce the business's value, and delaying exit planning until it's too late. He emphasized the need for a solid foundation and a clear vision, advising owners to narrow their target market to improve service delivery and perceived value. Additionally, the conversation underscored the necessity of prioritizing value over profitability, with Justin illustrating how aligning business operations with investor expectations can attract significant investment and enhance overall appeal to potential buyers.

Find Justin here: https://www.justingoodbread.com/

Find Kerry here: http://financialsurvivalnetwork.com/ and here: https://inflation.cafe