Solari’s monthly online briefings are designed to support state legislators, other elected officials, and engaged citizens who are working to preserve American freedoms.
A briefing titled “What Are We Really Legalizing? A Legislator’s Guide to Digital Gold Systems” took place on Friday, January 23, from 2:00 to 4:00 PM Eastern. This briefing piggybacked off the legislative briefing Solari hosted in July 2025, which covered Digital Gold Initiatives. Since that time, more states have considered and passed legislation for digital gold transaction systems.
In this month’s briefing with Elizabeth Murphy, Catherine Austin Fitts, Carolyn Betts, Tim Caban, JP Cortez, and Stefan Gleason, we updated our presentation for developments in the precious metals markets and took a look at state legislation—passed or pending—for digital gold transaction systems. We addressed the importance of states protecting these systems, and all their digital financial systems, from programmable money mandates.
Gold bullion is a great way for citizens and state reserves to protect themselves against inflation and the deterioration of the dollar as reserve currency—but switching to another digital transaction system that is interoperable with social credit systems is the equivalent of being herded into the slaughterhouse. Don’t fall for it.
