What you're about to learn will fundamentally change how you view modern finance, government, and digital currencies. The Department of Government Efficiency isn't a new concept—it's the digital resurrection of a system that controlled global commerce for over 1,100 years.
Starting in 697 CE, the Doge of Venice created the world's first "offshore" financial system by operating under maritime law rather than land-based jurisdiction. This allowed them to circumvent traditional governmental control while maintaining detailed accounting systems that satisfied ruling authorities. The parallels to today's blockchain and cryptocurrency systems are not coincidental—they're intentional.
The same legal frameworks, the same accounting principles, and remarkably, many of the same family lineages are now implementing this system on a global scale. Understanding this history gives you unprecedented insight into where the financial world is heading and how to position yourself accordingly.
This session was recorded on January 9, 2025.
