This week, Donald Trump nominated Kevin Warsh to lead the Federal Reserve. At first glance, this seems like routine political news. But buried in the headlines is something far more important. Warsh is one of the few Fed officials openly supporting a U.S. central bank digital currency. A system where your dollars no longer exist as physical cash, but as programmable code. To some, that sounds convenient. But I have been warning for years: convenience is how control often begins. A digital dollar would allow the government to: Track everything you purchase Block spending on certain items Freeze your account without notice Automatically deduct fines or taxes Expire your savings if not spent fast enough For retirees and everyday Americans who have played by the rules, this is far from a benefit. It is a new threat. This is why I've partnered with American Alternative Assets to bring you a free report called The Digital Dollar Trap. It explains how this transition could unfold, who is really behind it, and what you can do to protect your savings while there's still time. Click here to download your free copy
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