Many people had gathered in the meeting room of the Presidential Palace, including the heads of various government departments, as well as some renowned scholars and experts from society.
The reason they had gathered here was the report that had aired on television not long ago—silver currency! In fact, the Federal Government had learned about the Silver Alliance and silver currency earlier than many people, and they had played a certain role in it.
They had helped some Small Countries join the Silver Alliance, but now there was a problem.
The Silver Alliance and silver currency had both run into trouble. This had not been part of their original plan.
When Mr. Truman first heard the news report on television, he had felt that there was something wrong with silver currency. He had heard Lin Qi talk about some theories concerning currency.
He had never told Lin Qi that he had carefully read all the "theories" Lin Qi had discussed, including those related to finance and economics. He had read all of them, including the ones concerning currency.
The birth of silver currency was dangerous for the Federals, whose ambitions were rapidly expanding. After the president heard Mr. Truman's analysis, he consulted the others as well. Only then did he gradually realize that this matter had become troublesome.
The dangers brought about by the spread of silver currency had exceeded the president's expectations. He had thought it was merely a loose alliance, a closed cycle.
But the current situation did not seem to be that simple. In fact, there was much more information at the meeting than had been shown to viewers through their television screens.
For example, some countries and regions also hoped to join the Silver Alliance. Their purpose was simple: to oppose the current blocs through another