The Federal Reserve is prohibited from doing any other actions other than to supply money to banks when they are in danger of failing. The Federal Reserve shall serve as a bank’s bank.
The Federal Reserve is prohibited from setting any interest rate except the interest rate of the money they loan to banks provided the rate is not less than 10% of the lowest available rate of interbank interest.
Any bank or institution that makes loans or sells bonds must keep a reserve of 20% cash on hand at all times.
The Federal Reserve is granted the power to temporarily raise the reserve by any amount needed in the event of a crisis. Congress has the power to order the Federal Reserve to remove the emergency reserve rate at any time.
The government shall not track bank transactions unless they will be used in a court case. There shall be no asset seizures from individuals or businesses without a proper indictment, trial, appeal and more.
The Federal Reserve nor the United States government may not use negative interest rates nor may they require Citizens to go cashless by ceasing to print money.
The End of the Constitution of the United States