The Market Sniper 165: You Will Own NOTHING by 2030 — The Tokenization Trap Revealed w/ Lynette Zang
Oct 28, 2025
Lynette Zang, founder of LynetteZang.com, is an advocate for sound money and precious metals with insights on monetary policy and tokenization risks. She discusses the implications of automotive loan defaults as warning signs of broader economic distress and explores potential hidden recessions. Lynette warns about the dangers of tokenization and stablecoins, suggesting they may exacerbate hyperinflation. She also emphasizes the need for a grassroots sound money movement and explains why gold and silver remain essential in today's financial landscape.
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Defaults Are Broad, Not Just Subprime
- Loan defaults are rising across income levels, not just subprime borrowers.
- That spreads risk into retirement funds and markets because loans were securitized and widely held.
2008 Broke The Old Monetary Order
- The 2008 crisis ended the old monetary system and shifted power dynamics.
- Current problems stem from money-valuation control and lack of sound money like redeemable gold.
Convert Fiat To Sound Money
- Convert a portion of fiat into sound money to protect purchasing power.
- Push for redeemable gold to restore fiscal discipline and decentralize monetary control.