For decades, I’ve studied how money systems rise, stabilize, and eventually change. What we’re approaching now isn’t a sudden collapse, but a period of growing monetary pressure that most people aren’t prepared for. In this video, I explain why 2026 may represent an important inflection point for the U.S. dollar, and what history shows is the only reliable way to protect your wealth. This isn’t about fear or predictions — it’s about understanding cycles, recognizing risks you already carry, and preparing intelligently for multiple possible futures.

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