The biggest federal contract yesterday went to a commodities broker — not a defense firm.

StoneX Financial pulled 42 million from Treasury, but it isn't building anything or refining anything; it's a Wall Street broker, essentially hired as a buying agent to source raw silver bullion the U.S. Mint will stamp into coins.

Overall spending cratered 81% from the day before — and Agriculture, of all places, quietly outspent Treasury, HHS, and the VA.

Want to know who outbid every defense giant for yesterday's biggest contract?