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WATCH: Stablecoins Are WORSE Than CBDCs! with Mark Goodwin

House Republicans just celebrated their “Crypto Week” with the passage of an Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act and the passage of a stablecoin-promoting GENIUS Act. And, whether you know it or not, this new stablecoin regulatory regime is going to transform your life and the entire global monetary order.

Here to fill us in on all the details is Mark Goodwin, co-author with Whitney Webb on a series of articles about this new blockchain regime and the powers-that-shouldn’t-be who are behind it.

Conversation recorded July 17th 2025.

Sources, shownotes and audio-only options are available HERE. For more Corbett Report content, click HERE.

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moonfly
moonfly
Aug 19, 2025 12:46 PM

Mark Goodwin posted a link to this site and video.
Hello all.

Paul
Paul
Aug 8, 2025 10:18 AM

Most of the crypto coins and tokens are speculative assets, however there are a handful which will be the infrastructure for the coming technological control grid. Blockchain technology will act as a sort of akashic record for legally fictitious persons and the AI will grant or deny permission/access to services, money, assets etc based on your obedience to the system. Everything will be tokenized, even houses. So it will be taken off you if you fail to play the game. Those who do not wish to be part of this will live on the fringes of the new society.

Sato
Sato
Aug 26, 2025 2:39 AM
Reply to  Paul

Watch psycho-pass

antonym
antonym
Jul 30, 2025 5:56 PM

The long Japanese financial meltdown was created by the Bank of Japan on orders of the US cabal: too successful for the locals and not stake for them.
CBDCs dark too.

Voltara
Voltara
Jul 30, 2025 11:00 AM

Stable coins aren’t worse than CBDCs. That’s rubbish. They are not a replacement for currencies. They are an efficient method of making payment. Same as a credit card or bank transfer.

eccentric
eccentric
Jul 29, 2025 10:41 AM

I watched a lot of Corbett Report on this sites back catalog.Something is apparent about the numbers and comments are always low. Important topics involving Trump (Republicans/Maga) seem to be placed
(on purpose) within the low viewing articles.

antonym
antonym
Jul 29, 2025 6:28 AM

AI deepfaking will reverse work-at-home in big organizations into more physical face to face meets: back to horrid metropolis congestion.
Creating Realistic Deepfakes Is Getting Easier Than Ever. Fighting Back May Take Even More AI

antonym
antonym
Jul 29, 2025 4:03 AM

Why they supported stablecoins? Because they are pegged to fiat currency. Guess what is the biggest fiat money? U$: win win against gold, lose bitcoins and other competition.

Voltara
Voltara
Jul 30, 2025 11:06 AM
Reply to  antonym

No, bitcoin will be a winner from it. Tether already holds almost 100k btc and is buying more which they will use as backing for stablecoin issuance. Bitcoin is already a major financial reserve asset and will become more important in future

Veri Tas
Veri Tas
Jul 31, 2025 11:46 PM
Reply to  Voltara

Do you trust big corporations more than government?

Erik Nielsen.
Erik Nielsen.
Jul 28, 2025 10:37 PM

If you cant beat them, joint them. If you cant beat the nazis, joint them. If you cant beat the government, joint them. If you cant beat Big Pharma, joint them. Big Tech, joint them.
Fixed!

Ron Marr
Ron Marr
Jul 28, 2025 8:21 PM

Great interview! Thank you.

Johnny
Johnny
Jul 28, 2025 7:35 AM

This ancient Earth is unstable, so how can anything controlled by greedy humans be stable?

underground poet
underground poet
Jul 29, 2025 1:19 AM
Reply to  Johnny

This young Earth is vibrant and alive with vigor, hope, and money, yet just how much time do we have to spend it?

les online
les online
Jul 28, 2025 2:53 AM

And when it comes to pass, the oft predicted UK Civil War, that is,
who’s it gonna be between ? Will there be only two sides, or will
it be a free-for-all multi-sided affair ?(And will KfC3 lose his head ?)

les online
les online
Jul 28, 2025 5:38 AM
Reply to  les online

And the government, is it MIHOP, or will it LIHOP ? Keep in mind
the government’s need for a BIG CRISIS to corral the masses into
the Global Digital Prison by the 2030 Deadline…

underground poet
underground poet
Jul 29, 2025 1:20 AM
Reply to  les online

I predict the north will win one fight, and the rich will win the other one.

Erik Nielsen.
Erik Nielsen.
Jul 29, 2025 3:34 PM
Reply to  les online

Labour against the Royals and Labour will win.
We will finally get a working class government who will take all the money from the rich and give them directly in the hands of workers…..who for millenia deserved these money!

SevereleyRegarded
SevereleyRegarded
Jul 27, 2025 11:47 PM

>tether FUD
>in the year 2020+5

Captain Birdheart
Captain Birdheart
Jul 27, 2025 10:48 PM

One way

The only way.

Realise, fun seekers, you are not on a spinning ball

Happening ca. 2040

too late

valkrie
valkrie
Jul 27, 2025 9:33 PM

Wow. Great video.

Trump thinks his followers are the dumbest motherf^ckers on earth. Is he right? @Another Fucking Guy

KiwiJoker
KiwiJoker
Jul 27, 2025 9:14 PM

The only thing worse than having money is not having money, or as we in the antipodes sometimes call it: ‘Moany’.

underground poet
underground poet
Jul 29, 2025 1:22 AM
Reply to  KiwiJoker

Times of weed and no money, are better than times of money and no weed

tradikal
tradikal
Aug 2, 2025 12:32 AM

—–“Fat Freddy”

Clutching at straws
Clutching at straws
Jul 27, 2025 8:40 PM

So,

We go from exchanging crops for eggs. Then food for labour, labour for valuable metal, valuable metal for token coins and paper backed by valuable metal, coins and tokens backed by leveraged valuable metal, coins and notes backed by –

nothing.

And finally – ta da !!

Data which can be erased at the push of a button.

Darwin was correct.

KiwiJoker
KiwiJoker
Jul 27, 2025 9:12 PM

Darwin was a plagiarist and failed science fiction author but an incredible beardologist for which he deserves hairy acclaim.

Clutching at straws
Clutching at straws
Jul 27, 2025 9:55 PM
Reply to  KiwiJoker

He had a nice house from it .

KiwiJoker
KiwiJoker
Jul 27, 2025 10:03 PM

I didn’t know that…
Though it stands to reason that if he saved enough extraneous beard hairs he might very well have fabricated a modest abode from them and avoided the abject slavery of a mortgage.

Captain Birdheart
Captain Birdheart
Jul 27, 2025 8:35 PM

What is worse than what ?

I would say first worst thing is not knowing where you live and why.

Second worst thing, drowning.

KiwiJoker
KiwiJoker
Jul 27, 2025 9:08 PM

Drowning is rather pleasant, done it a few times… mainly for tax reasons.

Captain Birdheart
Captain Birdheart
Jul 27, 2025 9:42 PM
Reply to  KiwiJoker

My uncle word smith
died
He didn’t tell anybody in plain speech
He had something put in in him
he is dead now

KiwiJoker
KiwiJoker
Jul 27, 2025 10:00 PM

Death is usually quite fatal.

Captain Birdheart
Captain Birdheart
Jul 27, 2025 10:28 PM
Reply to  KiwiJoker

Its what I thought when I died

underground poet
underground poet
Jul 28, 2025 2:25 AM

Its ok to die just so long as your ave age keeps going up.

Paul Cardin
Paul Cardin
Jul 27, 2025 8:14 PM

This is simply superb and scary in equal measure.

Aloysius
Aloysius
Jul 27, 2025 8:10 PM

I’ve been thinking about these computer dollars or whatever they are. They require huge amounts of fuel to “make.” I don’t understand why, it’s been explained to me, and I still don’t understand why. But I know it’s true. And so they are ginning up the fracking and the nuclear and building these huge “data centers” out in the boondocks. I guess to house the computer dollars or something, I don’t know.

But the thing is, in a sense, there is definite, concrete value in crypto-money, because it represents the expenditure of huge amounts of fuel, gas, oil, coal, nuclear, etc. Which seems insane. Why don’t they just trade the fuel instead of the crypto-money that represents the fuel?

And then people complain about energy prices and it doesn’t occur to them to blame this, what shall I call it, fake money? real money? commodity chits?

KiwiJoker
KiwiJoker
Jul 27, 2025 9:15 PM
Reply to  Aloysius

You could call it Terrence but nobody would understand you, probably.

SevereleyRegarded
SevereleyRegarded
Jul 27, 2025 9:48 PM
Reply to  Aloysius

Only physical watts may move bitcoin, because abstract laws and logic are prone to corruption. Bitcoin is perfect money.

Erik Nielsen.
Erik Nielsen.
Jul 28, 2025 2:45 AM
Reply to  Aloysius

Its control. Controlling all energy input to make e-coin is centralised power concentration.

For a Banker or Lawyer its only a question of Definition. You define a piece of paper with some colour painting on it represents an exchange value to buy thing for.

You define gold and silver as the ultimate money resource of exchange. The people who own and operate the gold mines get rich.

Now you just redefine reality again to be a figure inside a computer on a screen that cost a tremendous amount of energy and fresh water to produce.
The people who sits 10hrs/day mining e-coins inside a computer are now the ones who get rich.

Only because this reality has been defined from above. You will believe it, as you believed Darwin, Pol Pot, Obama, Hitlery Clinton, m.m.

Voltara
Voltara
Jul 30, 2025 10:52 AM
Reply to  Aloysius

A stable coin is a different to a proof of work currency like BTC. There’s no mining process for stable coins. They are issued by a licensed supplier who holds treasuries or cash equivalent to the value of coins they issue. The blockchain they maintain is just a ledger of transactions. Don’t be alarmed, it’s very energy efficient.

Aloysius
Aloysius
Jul 31, 2025 4:50 AM
Reply to  Voltara

Oh, so “stablecoins” are not cryptocurrency at all. They’re just . . . uh . . . regular money?