by Helen Partz, Coin Telegraph:
Three crypto ETFs listed on the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong are now reportedly available for trading at Hong Kong’s largest bank.
Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation (HSBC) — the biggest bank in Hong Kong — has reportedly introduced its first local cryptocurrency services.
HSBC has enabled its customers to buy and sell Bitcoin
-based exchange-traded funds (ETFs), local journalist Colin Wu reported in a tweet on June 26.
by Tom Renz, Esq., America Outloud:
If you love freedom, I hate to say it, but you probably aren’t having a great day. Today’s headlines are terrifying. As we wrap up the Juneteenth holiday, I find it interesting to think about slavery, its history, and where it exists in today’s society. This past week, I was honored to speak at a Juneteenth event in Grand Rapids, Michigan, with Pastor Bernadette Smith, Mel K, and a few other great friends of mine.
Our goal was to unify and bring together Americans of every background to discuss the importance of the emancipation proclamation, the civil rights movement, and where racism and slavery still exist today. As conservative Christians, we fight for equality and freedom for all and understand how crucial it is for us ALL to come together as patriots and defend our country and the unalienable rights of ALL Americans.
by Jim Rickards, Daily Reckoning:
I’ve written a lot about central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) including the U.S. dollar version that I call “Biden Bucks.” The threat from CBDCs is enormous.
They are digital (but not true cryptocurrencies), which means they are programmable. The Treasury and Fed can use the CBDC ledger to track your purchases, look at your political contributions, look at your religious affiliations and basically profile you as an enemy of the state or “ultra MAGA.”
by Mish Shedlock, Mish Talk:
SEC Says Binance Misused Customer Funds, Ran Illegal Crypto Exchange in U.S. The SEC seeks to shut down Binance.
Crypto assets are down across the board today as as SEC filing says Binance ran an illegal crypto exchange that commingled client funds to a third party owned by Zjao, the Binance founder.
by Dave Hodges, The Common Sense Show:
Robert F Kennedy Jr, who is seeking the Democratic nomination to run for President of the United States of America, just came out as an unabashed Bitcoiner in a historic keynote delivered at the seminal #Bitcoin2023 Conference in Miami, FL.
In front of the standing-room-only crowd in the Satoshi Nakamoto hall, the presidential contender said he saw the necessity for Bitcoin last year during the #FreedomConvoy protests when the Trudeau government invoked the Emergency Act (basically declaring martial law) and began seizing the bank accounts of ordinary citizens.
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by Joseph P. Farrell, Giza Death Star:
This article comes from one of our regular article-sifters-and-sharers, and it’s more grist for the mill as you consider what is behind the moves of so many states to pass various currency laws. Last week, for example, I offered a cautionary caveat on Texas’s recent bills regarding the “backing” of digital “currencies” with gold or silver, and their apparent “convertibility.” My caveat remains what it was: if you’re going to have truly convertible digital currency with silver and gold backing, then certificates of deposit that one can carry in one’s wallet – we know them as gold and silver certificates – must be issued and useable as currency. Otherwise, I smell a plot simply to hook people on digital and cashlessness via the hook of “bullion backed.” Colour me a curmudgeon, because I’m not buying.
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by TheDarkMan, The Duran:
Cheques (or checks in American parlance) have been with us a long time. Although they take a while to clear, they are safer to use than cash, especially for large purchases. At one time, ordinary people, especially women, would not be issued with chequebooks by their banks. Cheques have two big advantages over cash. If you sign a cheque for a thousand dollars then lose it or it is stolen, you simply put a stop on it with your bank whereas if you lose cash, it’s usually gone forever. Cheque payments can also be traced, so again, they are safer than cash.
