Nebraska just did something many would consider brave – and necessary.

They declared a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) as "unlawful currency" in an effort to protect the state's residents from federal overreach.

At the same time, they may just spark a new gold boom, even as gold prices continue to soar.

The state didn't just outlaw CBDCs, but also ended income taxes on gold and silver.

And they're not the only ones.

11 other states already voted to end capital gains taxes on sales of gold and silver, a move that highlights the growing recognition of gold's value against a digital dollar.

This decision could:

Signal a shift in how governments view traditional stores of value.
Underscore the importance of tangible assets in an increasingly digital world.
Offer a blueprint for financial independence in the face of centralized control.

Nebraska's action isn't just about tax policy—it's about preserving financial freedom.

As other states consider similar measures, the landscape of personal finance is evolving rapidly.

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But there is urgency.

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