Yesterday, we exposed how Big Tech and central banks are teaming up to track your every transaction. Today, let’s flip the script—because when it comes to gold, privacy is still possible if you know where to look and how to buy.

Avoid big-name brokers that report to federal databases. Instead, find local coin shops that accept cash or peer-to-peer exchanges with trusted sources. Stick with recognizable coins like American Eagles or pre-1965 silver. Steer clear of anything serialized, reported, or traceable. When you take possession of physical metals privately, no one—not the IRS, not the Fed, not Google—knows what you own.

This isn’t about hiding—it’s about protecting what’s yours. In an age of total surveillance, your wealth should be your business. Gold gives you the freedom to opt out, and doing it quietly is your greatest advantage.

Tomorrow, we’ll shift gears and examine why younger Americans are waking up to gold—and ditching crypto hype for real assets.