We continue to monitor this space since central banks do continue to talk about the idea of possible issuing central bank digital currencies. We have several articles on the blog this month that cover various aspects of this issue.

Robert Pringle has covered central bankers from inside the system for decades. Now he shares some insights on the impact of central banks and money on society.

We need to watch all this new money creation going on at the Fed as we head into an election year. Jim Rickards offers his thoughts on it as well.

Economist Joseph Potvin proposes a new framework based on valuing resources long term for monetary system reform.

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This article compares using regular credit cards to cryptos like Bitcoin for making routine purchase payments.

Steve Forbes writes an open letter to Mark Zuckerberg and says he should back the new Facebook Libra coin with gold.

Jim Rickards talks about his new book and offers an update on his forecast for events that could lead to major change.

Dr. Warren Coats (retired IMF) proposes monetary system reform at the Federal Reserve and provides a brief Q&A style interview on his proposal.

This article provides some basics on Money, the history of Money, and how our Monetary system has evolved over time. It's a good read for Millennials who may not have a background in this topic and are interested to start learning about it.

KlickEx Chairman Robert Bell provides his insight on the present monetary system and what it may look like in the future.

Dr. Judy Shelton is the US Director for the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development. In this interview, she comments on whether the current global trade dispute might lead to deeper discussions on monetary reform.

This article looks at four ventures that are working to encourage people to use gold as money in various places around the world.

Glint CEO Jason Cozens provides an update on Glint's expansion of services into the US. Glint offers people a way to own gold and also be able to spend it like money using a debit card.

Keith Weiner has proposed a modern form of the gold standard. In this article he comments on how likely it is that we might see such a thing come to pass.

Keith Weiner tells me he is working with a government toward the issuance of a gold bond.