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Fed Hints at Gold Revaluation: From ‘Conspiracy Theory’ to Central Bank Policy?
Fed Hints at Gold Revaluation: From ‘Conspiracy Theory’ to Central Bank Policy?
Miles Franklin Metals: 8-12-2025
Michelle Makori, President & Editor-in-Chief of Miles Franklin Media, speaks with Matthew Piepenburg, Partner at VON GREYERZ, about the Federal Reserve’s surprising acknowledgment of gold revaluation as a debt solution – a move once dismissed as “tinfoil hat” thinking.
The Fed’s recent notes detail how countries have revalued gold reserves to raise cash without selling an ounce and how the U.S. could do the same.
Fed Hints at Gold Revaluation: From ‘Conspiracy Theory’ to Central Bank Policy?
Miles Franklin Metals: 8-12-2025
Michelle Makori, President & Editor-in-Chief of Miles Franklin Media, speaks with Matthew Piepenburg, Partner at VON GREYERZ, about the Federal Reserve’s surprising acknowledgment of gold revaluation as a debt solution – a move once dismissed as “tinfoil hat” thinking.
The Fed’s recent notes detail how countries have revalued gold reserves to raise cash without selling an ounce and how the U.S. could do the same.
Piepenburg breaks down what this could mean for the dollar, U.S. debt, and global power dynamics, plus the risks if Russia and China hold more gold than America.
This discussion is a Quick Cut from a longer in-depth interview. It covers:
Why the Fed is “planting the seed” for gold revaluation
How past gold revaluations worked in other countries
The trillion-dollar question: Spot price vs. $20K gold
Risks if China & Russia have more gold than the U.S.
Would this accelerate de-dollarization?
00:00 Introduction to Gold Revaluation
00:21 Federal Reserve's Note on Gold Revaluation
01:02 Global Examples of Gold Revaluation
01:46 Implications and Speculations on US Gold Revaluation
02:29 Historical Context and Mainstream Acceptance
03:55 Potential Impact on US Debt and Economy
06:21 Global Reactions and Strategic Considerations
The Final Reset is Here! Gold & Silver Prices Will Soar DRAMATICALLY Soon - Chris Vermeulen
The Final Reset is Here! Gold & Silver Prices Will Soar DRAMATICALLY Soon - Chris Vermeulen
Money Sense: 8-12-2025
Chris Vermeulen views the current gold setup as resembling 2007. Back then, stocks reached a marginal new high, while gold quietly began to outperform.
When equities rolled over, gold surged—first clearing a 20% target, then stretching to a 37% rally before cooling off. Over the past two decades, gold has returned 616% compared to the S&P 500’s 421%.
The Final Reset is Here! Gold & Silver Prices Will Soar DRAMATICALLY Soon - Chris Vermeulen
Money Sense: 8-12-2025
Chris Vermeulen views the current gold setup as resembling 2007. Back then, stocks reached a marginal new high, while gold quietly began to outperform.
When equities rolled over, gold surged—first clearing a 20% target, then stretching to a 37% rally before cooling off. Over the past two decades, gold has returned 616% compared to the S&P 500’s 421%.
That’s not a minor gap—it suggests a more profound shift in market leadership. Today, Vermeulen sees a bull flag pattern forming in gold, with an initial target of $3,700 and a secondary target of $4,100.
And unlike the five-month run in 2007, he thinks this move could play out in just two to three months. Once it breaks, he expects momentum to feed on itself—emotional buying, crowded trades, and acceleration.
In the short term, gold has taken a hit. It’s posted its sharpest drop in three months as traders dial back bets on a bullion import tariff and optimism over a potential Ukraine–Russia ceasefire trims safe-haven demand.
That followed a brief rally on Friday, which fizzled when the Trump administration left its tariff stance unclear. Vermeulen notes that the “smart money” often moves into miners first. Gold producers are inherently leveraged—a 1% rise in gold can boost profits by 5–8%, and individual mining stocks can swing 20–30% in a single day.
The current market is proving the point. GDX just recorded its best quarter ever, fueled by record gold prices in Q2 2025. In the last three sessions alone, gold stocks rose 4.7%, 2.8%, and 1.6%, while gold itself barely budged.
That’s 33.7x upside leverage—precisely the kind of outperformance that has historically signaled the early stages of a significant gold run. Silver’s rally just hit a pause, but the broader trend still looks bullish.
Chris Vermeulen notes that silver’s price action is far noisier than gold’s. It’s prone to sharp swings — 10% or even 20% pullbacks are normal — so the only way to catch the real move is to take a position and sit through the turbulence.
This week, silver ran into selling pressure near $38.10, snapping a six-day winning streak during Asian trading on Monday. The metal opened last week at $36.96 and closed at $38.26, up nearly 3% and holding close to its highest levels in 13 years.
The larger trend, Vermeulen says, is still intact: higher highs and higher lows. If gold breaks out, silver will likely follow. The next technical target is around $40.80. Even so, gold’s chart is cleaner, with more upside potential — roughly 18% versus silver’s 6%, unless silver overshoots its current range.
That makes gold the higher-probability trade for now. Silver slightly outperformed gold last week — gold was up about 1% — but gold stole the spotlight after spiking to $3,534 per ounce on news that the United States planned to impose tariffs on imported gold bars, shaking up the market.
Gold Revaluation Is The Only Option | Andy Schectman
Gold Revaluation Is The Only Option | Andy Schectman
Liberty and Finance: 8-11-2025
Andy Schectman explains that gold revaluation is no longer a fringe theory. He points out that central banks around the world, pressured by unsustainable debt levels, begin to seriously consider revaluing their gold reserves as a monetary strategy.
Analysts like Michael Hartnett and Francisco Blanche from Bank of America support this view, describing gold as a rising key asset rather than a “barbarous relic.”
Gold Revaluation Is The Only Option | Andy Schectman
Liberty and Finance: 8-11-2025
Andy Schectman explains that gold revaluation is no longer a fringe theory. He points out that central banks around the world, pressured by unsustainable debt levels, begin to seriously consider revaluing their gold reserves as a monetary strategy.
Analysts like Michael Hartnett and Francisco Blanche from Bank of America support this view, describing gold as a rising key asset rather than a “barbarous relic.”
Schectman argues that revaluing gold could serve as a soft default on the dollar and help the U.S. fund government spending without issuing more debt.
He believes a significant revaluation—potentially to $10,000 or even $24,000 per ounce—is increasingly likely and may be one of the few remaining tools to stabilize the financial system.
INTERVIEW TIMELINE:
0:00 Intro
2:00 Margin debt
19:25 Gold scams
Dr. Scott Young: Confusion on What the Gold Back Standard means to the US Dollar
Dr. Scott Young: Confusion on What the Gold Back Standard means to the US Dollar
8-11-2025
The idea of a gold-backed dollar isn’t just a historical footnote; it’s a recurring topic of debate, particularly in times of economic uncertainty and inflation.
Proponents argue it’s a path to stability and fiscal discipline, while critics warn of its inflexibility in modern economies. But what exactly would a return to a gold standard entail, and how would it impact your money?
Let’s break down some of the most pressing questions surrounding a gold-backed dollar.
Dr. Scott Young: Confusion on What the Gold Back Standard means to the US Dollar
8-11-2025
The idea of a gold-backed dollar isn’t just a historical footnote; it’s a recurring topic of debate, particularly in times of economic uncertainty and inflation.
Proponents argue it’s a path to stability and fiscal discipline, while critics warn of its inflexibility in modern economies. But what exactly would a return to a gold standard entail, and how would it impact your money?
Let’s break down some of the most pressing questions surrounding a gold-backed dollar.
Currently, the U.S. dollar operates as a fiat currency. Its value is not tied to a physical commodity but is instead based on the trust and confidence in the government that issues it.
A gold-backed dollar, on the other hand, would mean that every dollar in circulation is redeemable for a fixed amount of gold. The government would hold a reserve of gold equal to the value of the currency it issues, theoretically preventing it from printing money without a tangible asset to back it.
No, you would not “lose” your money in the sense of it being confiscated or disappearing. If the U.S. were to return to a gold standard, existing dollars would likely be revalued or converted to reflect the new gold peg.
The intent behind such a move is to stabilize the currency and its purchasing power over time, not to devalue current holdings arbitrarily. However, a significant economic transition could lead to short-term market volatility or shifts in asset values.
A gold standard wouldn’t “replace” the dollar itself, but rather redefine its value and the rules governing its issuance. The dollar would still be the unit of currency, but its value would be fixed to a specific weight of gold (e.g., $X per ounce of gold). This link would impose a strict discipline on the money supply; the government could only print more dollars if it acquired more gold reserves. This fundamentally shifts the basis of the currency from government decree to a tangible commodity.
The concept of a gold standard has garnered attention from various political figures, including President Donald Trump. While he has not explicitly endorsed a full return to a classical gold standard, members of his past administration and advisors have publicly discussed its merits and the potential for integrating elements of hard asset backing into the monetary system.
This indicates an awareness and discussion of the topic within high-level political circles.
Under a classical gold standard, the Federal Reserve’s role would be drastically curtailed. The Fed’s primary function currently is to manage the nation’s money supply and influence interest rates to achieve economic stability, full employment, and moderate inflation.
With a gold standard, monetary policy would become largely automatic and non-discretionary. The supply of money would be determined by the amount of gold reserves, effectively removing the Fed’s ability to engage in quantitative easing, set interest rates freely, or stimulate the economy by printing money. Proponents see this limitation as a “fix” that prevents inflation and government overspending.
A decrease in the value or purchasing power of the dollar is, by definition, inflation. When the dollar buys less goods and services, prices for those goods and services rise. This is the core mechanism of inflation – too much money (or money that has lost value) chasing too few goods.
Historically, and under a classical gold standard, the U.S. Treasury (representing the executive branch of the government) would likely be the primary custodian of the gold reserves and responsible for issuing the currency.
The Federal Reserve’s role would be significantly diminished, potentially becoming more of a regulatory body ensuring the fixed gold-dollar exchange rate is maintained, rather than an independent central bank setting monetary policy. This would represent a considerable shift of power from the Fed back to the elected government.
A return to a gold-backed dollar is a complex proposition with profound implications for the economy, government, and individual finances. It promises stability and limits on government spending, but at the cost of monetary policy flexibility needed to navigate economic downturns.
For a deeper dive into these intricate details and further insights, watch the full video from Dr. Scott Young for further insights and information.
Gold Revaluation Overnight? Why It Could Happen Under Trump | Piepenburg & Makori
Gold Revaluation Overnight? Why It Could Happen Under Trump | Piepenburg & Makori
Miles Franklin Metals: 8-11-2025
Michelle Makori, President & Editor-in-Chief of Miles Franklin Media, speaks with Matthew Piepenburg, Partner at VON GREYERZ, about whether the U.S. could be on the verge of a gold revaluation and why it could happen under a Trump administration.
The two break down the Federal Reserve’s “quiet confession” about America’s debt crisis and fading trust in the U.S. dollar.
Gold Revaluation Overnight? Why It Could Happen Under Trump | Piepenburg & Makori
Miles Franklin Metals: 8-11-2025
Michelle Makori, President & Editor-in-Chief of Miles Franklin Media, speaks with Matthew Piepenburg, Partner at VON GREYERZ, about whether the U.S. could be on the verge of a gold revaluation and why it could happen under a Trump administration.
The two break down the Federal Reserve’s “quiet confession” about America’s debt crisis and fading trust in the U.S. dollar.
Piepenburg and Makori explore the deeper implications of this potential gold revaluation, why it’s a symptom of systemic desperation, and how this ties into a looming monetary reset.
They also dive into the Genius Act, backdoors to CBDCs, BRICS and de-dollarization. In this interview:
The Fed’s new paper detailing how nations have revalued gold reserves
Lessons from FDR’s 1933 gold confiscation and Nixon’s 1971 shock
Why debt desperation may leave no option but to revalue gold
What a gold reset would mean for the dollar, debt, and global markets
The triple crisis: stocks, sovereign debt, and fiat currencies collapsing together
Is this the start of a new Bretton Woods moment or a last-ditch move to save the dollar?
00:00 Coming Up
01:29 Introduction: US National Debt and Gold's Rising Value
02:19 Federal Reserve's Research on Gold Revaluation
05:12 Expert Analysis with Matthew Piepenburg
06:38 Global Economic and Political Landscape
18:36 Tariffs and US Economic Strategy
28:58 Gold Revaluation: A Desperate Measure?
38:38 Mainstream Acceptance of Gold Revaluation
42:03 Trump Administration's Gold Revaluation Plans?
46:33 The Debate on Gold Revaluation
48:31 US Dollar's Decline and Global Reactions
52:47 Geopolitical Tensions and Economic Strategies
01:02:35 Potential Outcomes and Global Reset
01:21:04 Central Bank Digital Currencies: Control and Concerns
01:23:19 Stablecoins: The Gateway to CBDCs?
01:33:11 The Debate on Bitcoin and Gold
01:40:30 Existential Threats to Bitcoin and Gold
01:48:31 Protecting Wealth
01:54:45 Final Thoughts
News, Rumors and Opinions Tuesday 8-12-2025
Note: All intel should be considered as "Rumors" until we receive official announcements ...and “Rates and Dates” could change anytime until we get to the banks/redemption centers.
RV Excerpts from the Restored Republic via a GCR: Update as of Tues. 12 August 2025
Compiled Tues. 12 August 2025 12:01 am EST by Judy Byington
What We Think We Know as of Tues. 12 August 2025:
The MOAB (Mother Of All Bombs) is the Global Currency Reset, backed by precious metals, with ISO20022 U.S. Coins in circulation. It’s not speculation. It’s deployment.
Note: All intel should be considered as "Rumors" until we receive official announcements ...and “Rates and Dates” could change anytime until we get to the banks/redemption centers.
RV Excerpts from the Restored Republic via a GCR: Update as of Tues. 12 August 2025
Compiled Tues. 12 August 2025 12:01 am EST by Judy Byington
What We Think We Know as of Tues. 12 August 2025:
The MOAB (Mother Of All Bombs) is the Global Currency Reset, backed by precious metals, with ISO20022 U.S. Coins in circulation. It’s not speculation. It’s deployment.
Global Currency Reset Possible Timing:
Fri. 15 Aug. 2025: Once 90% global compliance is reached — projected by August 15 — the Emergency Broadcast System will trigger full public activation: the formal death of the Federal Reserve, SHI rollout, biometric onboarding, and liquidation of fraudulent debt. All assets will be quantum-audited; corrupt entries wiped clean.
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Mon. 11 Aug. 2025 Capital Rewrite Field Order: …Mr. Pool on Telegram
The US Treasury, not private banks, sit at the core. IRS functions are off. ERS stands up for transition only.
What Changes For You:
• “Debt” fields in portals show fulfilled or reconciled.
• Withholding suspended, credit u***y halted.
• Rebate tokens begin dropping when biometric pairing completes.
Gold Price displays 888.88 for 60 seconds.
Two networks go dark with the same “Please Stand By.”
Treasury Seal Updates on all government pages.
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Mon. 11 Aug. 2025 BREAKING — TRUMP SEIZES FEDERAL RESERVE, QFS FULLY ONLINE, $97T SEIZED, GESARA ENFORCEMENT UNDERWAY … on Telegram
Space Force now (allegedly) holds the QFS encryption keys. Every legitimate transaction worldwide must pass through its quantum-secure rails, or it is rejected. Over 130 nations are(allegedly) in GESARA biometric compliance. The IRS is (allegedly) dismantled, debt slavery is (allegedly) ending, and consumption-based taxation is primed to replace the old system. The so-called $2.5B “Fed renovation” was a panic bunker — now a crime scene.
The next phase is imminent. Once 90% global compliance is reached — projected by August 15 — the Emergency Broadcast System will (allegedly) trigger full public activation: the formal death of the Federal Reserve, SHI rollout, biometric onboarding, and liquidation of fraudulent debt. All assets will be(allegedly) quantum-audited; corrupt entries wiped clean.
Trump didn’t return to serve another term — he (allegedly) returned to end the central banking system forever. QFS is(allegedly) live. GESARA is(allegedly) active. SHI is real. The financial control grid is (allegedly) being rewritten, and those who built their empires on theft, slavery, and war will (allegedly) not survive what’s coming.
Read full post here: https://dinarchronicles.com/2025/08/12/restored-republic-via-a-gcr-update-as-of-august-12-2025/
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Courtesy of Dinar Guru: https://www.dinarguru.com/
Walkingstick [Iraqi banking friend Aki update] The Iranian influence inside of the parliament and the GOI is severely weakened. They are in a state of depression...This mobilization law of parliament is no concern...Iraq will now protect the USD and not allow Iran to abuse it. This law is of no concern to me in the monetary process...
Frank26 Article: "Washington is pressuring and monitoring ...20 days remain before the liquidation of Iraq's banks" Quote: "Banks will be required to sign a pledge or contract requiring one of two options by the end of this month at the latest...The first is to increase the banks' capital to 400 billion dinars...The second option is to merge with other banks...The hope is to implement one of the two previous options...and exit the US sanctions list...Otherwise, the third option is liquidation." That means you say goodbye to 1310...This is amazing...this is phenomenal!
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Arcadia Economics: Why Central Banks are Eyeing a Gold Revaluation
8-11-2025
Why Central Banks Are Eyeing A Gold Revaluation As the governments around the globe continue to run up their debt tabs, they usually have very little to say about how those ultimately gets repaid.
But when you look at the money flows, especially with the central banks, the signs are there that they are eyeing a gold revaluation.
Vince Lanci’s comprehensive analysis paints a compelling picture of gold as a central player in the evolving fiscal and monetary landscape.
The likelihood of gold revaluation, driven by fiscal dominance and persistent inflation challenges, is gaining serious traction among central banks and seasoned analysts alike. Market technicals and futures price behavior reveal ongoing volatility and intricate structural complexities.
Silver Investment and this Could Change Everything for Iraq
Silver Investment and this Could Change Everything for Iraq
Edu Matrix: 8-9-2025
A recent deep dive from Edu Matrix offers a compelling look into two seemingly disparate yet critically influential global trends shaping 2025: the surging prospects of silver as an investment and the escalating geopolitical landscape in the Middle East.
The video provides a comprehensive overview, highlighting the intertwined nature of economic, political, and technological developments that create a complex backdrop for investors and observers alike.
Silver Investment and this Could Change Everything for Iraq
Edu Matrix: 8-9-2025
A recent deep dive from Edu Matrix offers a compelling look into two seemingly disparate yet critically influential global trends shaping 2025: the surging prospects of silver as an investment and the escalating geopolitical landscape in the Middle East.
The video provides a comprehensive overview, highlighting the intertwined nature of economic, political, and technological developments that create a complex backdrop for investors and observers alike.
The Edu Matrix channel strongly advocates for a “buy and hold” strategy for silver, pointing to its exceptional performance in 2025, where prices have soared to a 13-year high. This remarkable rise is attributed to a confluence of factors: significant supply shortages, burgeoning industrial demand, and its enduring status as a safe haven asset amidst pervasive market volatility.
Edu Matrix further underscores silver’s considerable potential for continued growth, noting its current undervaluation relative to gold. Its expanding critical role in burgeoning green industries like solar energy and electric vehicle manufacturing is also highlighted as a key driver for future demand.
As the global push towards decarbonization accelerates, silver’s industrial applications are set to increase dramatically, cementing its position as a compelling investment in the years to come.
Shifting gears to the geopolitical arena, the Edu Matrix video meticulously dissects the fraught situation in the Middle East, particularly focusing on Israel’s recent contentious decision to annex the Gaza Strip.
The analysis reveals that Israel’s security cabinet has approved taking full control of Gaza City, a move that has ignited massive internal protests within Israel and drawn vehement condemnation from key regional players such as Iran and Iraq.
Iran has vehemently lambasted the annexation as a blatant violation of international law and a looming humanitarian catastrophe. Tehran anticipates this decision will inevitably intensify regional conflicts and empower its allied militias across Lebanon, Yemen, and Iraq, further destabilizing the already volatile region.
Iraq finds itself in a particularly precarious position, navigating the delicate balance between domestic pressure from powerful pro-Iran factions and maintaining its crucial relationship with the United States.
The video warns that such an annexation could catastrophically escalate existing proxy conflicts, deepen regional instability, and severely worsen the already dire humanitarian conditions in Gaza and the broader Middle East. For Iraq, these repercussions could specifically impact its fragile economy and ongoing currency adjustments.
The Edu Matrix discussion also thoughtfully touches upon the deep-seated historical and cultural tensions that have long simmered between Israel, Arab nations, and Persia, provocatively raising the question of how future artificial intelligence might one day unveil hidden truths about these complex, enduring conflicts.
In conclusion, the Edu Matrix video effectively illustrates how these seemingly disparate narratives—the robust economic ascendancy of a precious metal and the profound geopolitical tremor in a vital region—are inextricably linked.
It paints a picture of 2025 as a year where economic, political, and even technological developments are deeply intertwined, creating an exceptionally complex and often unpredictable backdrop for global investors and observers alike.
US Dollar Devaluation, Global Currency Collapse is Coming
US Dollar Devaluation, Global Currency Collapse is Coming
Lena Petrova: 8-9-2025
A financial storm of unparalleled magnitude is brewing, threatening to engulf the world’s largest economies in a crisis unlike any seen before.
Drawing insights from a recent video by financial expert Lena Petrova, a sobering analysis reveals that the very nations considered the pillars of global finance—the G7—are teetering on the edge of a potential currency collapse, driven by crushing debt and rapidly rising interest rates.
US Dollar Devaluation, Global Currency Collapse is Coming
Lena Petrova: 8-9-2025
A financial storm of unparalleled magnitude is brewing, threatening to engulf the world’s largest economies in a crisis unlike any seen before.
Drawing insights from a recent video by financial expert Lena Petrova, a sobering analysis reveals that the very nations considered the pillars of global finance—the G7—are teetering on the edge of a potential currency collapse, driven by crushing debt and rapidly rising interest rates.
Unlike past financial crises, which were often confined to emerging markets or isolated nations, this looming threat originates from the core of the global financial system.
The G7 nations—Canada, France, Italy, Japan, Spain, the United Kingdom, and the United States—collectively referred to as the “D7” due to their daunting debt levels, find their government debts exceeding their entire Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
The financial lifeline extended during the 2008 crisis and the 2020 pandemic, characterized by cheap and abundant borrowing, has now tightened into a financial noose. Interest rates, once near zero, have surged, making it exponentially more difficult for these highly indebted governments to service their colossal debts.
This dynamic has created a “pressure cooker” in global credit markets, as investor confidence wanes regarding the ability of these nations to manage their liabilities without resorting to extreme measures.
Should investor confidence evaporate, it could trigger a rapid sell-off in government bonds and currencies.
Historically, currency devaluations have occurred, but they were largely isolated events. Today, the interconnectedness of the global financial system means a devaluation in one major economy could unleash a catastrophic domino effect.
The G7’s central banks, intricately linked by holding each other’s currencies, amplify this risk; a crisis in one nation would inevitably ripple across all.
One politically tempting, yet economically perilous, “shortcut” to managing debt is through massive money printing to inflate the debt away. However, as Petrova highlights, this path carries severe consequences: rampant inflation, a significant decline in living standards, a collapse of public and investor confidence, and ultimately, a run on the currency.
While central banks might attempt to defend their currencies by selling reserves, the effectiveness of this strategy is limited given that these reserves are often tied to each other’s currencies.
A sharp fall in the U.S. dollar, the world’s primary reserve currency, would be particularly destabilizing. Other countries might feel compelled to devalue their own currencies to maintain export competitiveness, initiating a broad market sell-off and a painful revaluation of institutional portfolios globally. This scenario would severely impact bond markets worldwide.
The Eurozone, with its shared central bank but disparate economic resilience among member states, is uniquely vulnerable to political tensions and financial instability in such a scenario.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) already projects slower global growth and tighter national budgets, exacerbated by rising trade tensions. While urgent structural reforms are desperately needed, they are politically challenging to implement.
The sheer scale of the debt makes it impossible to simply “grow out of it,” and raising taxes or cutting spending is politically fraught. This leaves financial devaluation—either forced by market panic or a deliberate government action—as the most likely, albeit devastating, path forward.
Lena Petrova’s analysis serves as a stark warning: a simultaneous collapse of the world’s most trusted currencies would be a historic and devastating event
Its far-reaching consequences would reshape wages, decimate savings, erode investments, and cripple global trade.
The lessons from past financial upheavals underscore the urgency of understanding and preparing for this potential financial upheaval.
This sobering assessment of the precarious financial position of the world’s largest economies and the cascading risks of high debt and rising interest rates demands immediate attention and proactive preparation.
The potential fallout from a synchronized currency crisis in developed markets would be truly unprecedented and globally disruptive.
The Ultimate Gold Revaluation Guide: 6 Methods Explained
The Ultimate Gold Revaluation Guide: 6 Methods Explained
Miles Harris: 8-8-2025
Gold revaluation is not just a theoretical exercise; it’s a practical monetary tool that can resurface under real economic pressure - something the Federal Reserve’s recent discussions and notes subtly acknowledge.
While the Fed has not explicitly endorsed gold revaluation, their exploration of alternative monetary anchors, especially amid mounting inflationary pressures and questions about dollar dominance, suggests the idea isn’t entirely off the table.
In this video, we consider six distinct paths through which gold could be revalued, ranked from the least to the most likely.
The Ultimate Gold Revaluation Guide: 6 Methods Explained
Miles Harris: 8-8-2025
Gold revaluation is not just a theoretical exercise; it’s a practical monetary tool that can resurface under real economic pressure - something the Federal Reserve’s recent discussions and notes subtly acknowledge.
While the Fed has not explicitly endorsed gold revaluation, their exploration of alternative monetary anchors, especially amid mounting inflationary pressures and questions about dollar dominance, suggests the idea isn’t entirely off the table.
In this video, we consider six distinct paths through which gold could be revalued, ranked from the least to the most likely.
Some remain speculative, others are already being quietly tested or at least seriously considered by policymakers.
For decades, the idea of gold playing a central role in modern monetary systems has largely been relegated to the annals of economic history. However, a subtle yet significant shift is occurring, suggesting that gold revaluation – far from being a mere theoretical exercise – is resurfacing as a practical monetary tool.
It’s a tool that could be dusted off under real economic pressure, a notion subtly acknowledged even by institutions like the Federal Reserve.
The current global economic landscape is rife with the very conditions that historically prompt such considerations. Persistent inflationary pressures are eroding purchasing power, while unprecedented levels of national debt raise questions about fiscal sustainability.
Simultaneously, the long-standing dominance of the U.S. dollar as the world’s primary reserve currency faces increasing scrutiny amidst geopolitical shifts and the rise of alternative financial blocs. These combined pressures are leading central banks and policymakers to quietly explore alternative monetary anchors.
While the Federal Reserve has not overtly endorsed a return to a gold standard or explicit gold revaluation, their recent discussions and internal notes reveal a heightened interest in the resilience of monetary frameworks and the potential for alternative stability mechanisms.
This isn’t an explicit embrace, but rather a cautious exploration of options in a volatile global economy. The very fact that gold is being discussed, even cryptically, within these high-level financial circles indicates that it’s no longer an entirely off-limits topic.
At its core, gold revaluation involves officially increasing the price of gold in terms of a national currency, often to shore up a central bank’s balance sheet, manage inflation, or restore confidence in a currency. Historically, it was a mechanism to adjust to economic realities. But how exactly could such a revaluation unfold in the 21st century?
A recent analysis delves into this complex question, outlining six distinct paths through which gold could potentially be revalued. These paths range from the highly speculative to those already being quietly tested or seriously considered by policymakers.
It’s a nuanced discussion that moves beyond mere theoretical debate, delving into the practical mechanisms and potential triggers for each scenario. Understanding these potential pathways is key to grasping the future of global finance and the role gold might play.
The increasing discourse around gold revaluation signals a fundamental shift in how central banks and governments are thinking about monetary stability in an era of unprecedented economic challenges.
For those seeking to understand the intricate dynamics at play and gain deeper insights into the specific mechanisms that could bring gold back into the monetary fold, the full video from Miles Harris offers invaluable perspectives.
Watch the full video from Miles Harris for further insights and information into the six distinct paths through which gold could be revalued.
00:00 Intro
00:54 Classical Gold Standard
01:55 Global Gold Revaluation via the IMF
03:00 Gold Backed Digital Currencies
04:34 Official Gold Price Reset
06:38 Shifts in Valuation Dynamics
07:42 A Gold Anchored Trading System
09:49 Conclusion
Economist’s “Gold Revaluation” News and Views 8-8-2025
Trump Lights Gold Revaluation Fuse - LFTV Ep 235
Kinesis Money: 8-8-2025
In this week’s Live from the Vault, Andrew Maguire reveals how Trump’s escalating anti-Fed rhetoric may have lit the fuse for a gold revaluation, as US officials scramble to contain rising physical demand through synthetic price interventions.
With BRICS-aligned exchanges hoovering up undervalued metal and central banks abandoning short positions, Andrew suggests the Federal Reserve may be fighting a losing battle, as growing gold buying steadily shifts the market’s dynamics.
Trump Lights Gold Revaluation Fuse - LFTV Ep 235
Kinesis Money: 8-8-2025
In this week’s Live from the Vault, Andrew Maguire reveals how Trump’s escalating anti-Fed rhetoric may have lit the fuse for a gold revaluation, as US officials scramble to contain rising physical demand through synthetic price interventions.
With BRICS-aligned exchanges hoovering up undervalued metal and central banks abandoning short positions, Andrew suggests the Federal Reserve may be fighting a losing battle, as growing gold buying steadily shifts the market’s dynamics.
Timestamps:
00:00 Start
01:28 Gold sell-offs engineered, but physical demand grows.
09:04 Leveraged futures forced delivery; physical demand overwhelms paper.
19:14 BRICS buying overwhelms paper gold; prices climb steadily.
26:04 Silver escapes London; BRICS drive price higher soon.
33:15 Global gold liquidity forces shift in price benchmarks.
FED PLAN LEAKED: Treasury To Revalue Gold To $26,000 To Solve US Debt TSUNAMI! - Andy Schectman
Financial Wisdom: 8-7-2025
0:00 - Revaluing Gold to Support the Treasury
0:35 - Mechanism for Raising Gold to $24,000
1:15 - Central Bank Gold Buying and Dollar Weaponization
2:00 - Inflation Reality and Reckless Fiscal Policy
2:45 - Treasury Debt Crisis and Printing as the Only Solution
3:30 - The Case for Revaluing Gold Without Congress
4:00 - Trump’s View on a Weak Dollar
5:00 - Sacrificing the Dollar to Reshore Manufacturing
6:00 - How Pegging Gold Helps U.S. Economic Revival
7:00 - Stablecoins Backed by Treasuries to Support Demand
8:00 - Legislative Backing for Stablecoin Adoption
8:45 - BRICS Bridge Network and Belt Road Integration
10:00 - BricsPay and the Expansion Beyond BRICS Nations
11:00 - KYT: Know Your Transaction and Financial Surveillance
12:00 - Stablecoins + Gold Peg as Exit From Default or Hyperinflation
13:00 - Urgency to Act Before 2028 Bond Maturities
News, Rumors and Opinions Thursday 8-7-2025
Note: All intel should be considered as "Rumors" until we receive official announcements ...and “Rates and Dates” could change anytime until we get to the banks/redemption centers.
RV Excerpts from the Restored Republic via a GCR: Update as of Thurs. 7 August 2025
Compiled Thurs. 7 August 2025 12:01 am EST by Judy Byington
Judy Note: High Up Rumors were that it would be wise to stay inside for the next couple of days as chaos was about to hit nations across the Globe.
Trump has (allegedly) given the Green Light for the new Quantum Financial System to slide into place.
Note: All intel should be considered as "Rumors" until we receive official announcements ...and “Rates and Dates” could change anytime until we get to the banks/redemption centers.
RV Excerpts from the Restored Republic via a GCR: Update as of Thurs. 7 August 2025
Compiled Thurs. 7 August 2025 12:01 am EST by Judy Byington
Judy Note: High Up Rumors were that it would be wise to stay inside for the next couple of days as chaos was about to hit nations across the Globe.
Trump has (allegedly) given the Green Light for the new Quantum Financial System to slide into place.
To control the expected chaos happening upon the closure of Central Banks, the Emergency Broadcast System was expected to be activated (over cell phones) worldwide sometime within the next week, or by Memorial Day Weekend beginning Fri. 15 Aug.
The Global Military Alliance and BRICS Nations’ recent (allegedly) implementation of the Quantum Financial System changed all. Now every stolen dollar, every offshore vault, every hidden transaction — was tracked, blocked and reversed.
The QFS didn’t just bypass the banks. It replaced them.
NEXT 72-HOUR SEQUENCE: If your phone chirps three short, one long-stand by.
Market Pause: “Technical maintenance” across CME & NYSE (real reason: ledger drain).
Bank Holiday: announced as “cyber review,” buys 48 hrs for QFS hard cut-over.
EBS Rollout: every screen, every band, unskippable.
GESARA Credits: debt slate wiped, gold weight assigned to biometric wallets.
When step 3 lands, the world you know archives itself in a single frame. After that, history restarts.
REMEMBER: There will be no second feed. No mainstream hand-holding. You’re either watching from the inside-or refreshing a dead webpage. Stay aligned. Stay ready. GOD WINS.
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What We Think We Know as of Thurs. 7August 2025:
Fed Chairman Jerome Powell Criminally Referred For Alleged Perjury About $2.5 Billion Building Renovation. The Federal Marshalls had raided the Federal Reserve in search of stolen US Gold. https://x.com/1Nicdar/status/1953179478303146391
The Kurdistan Region has announced they will resume exporting of oil on Thurs. 7 Aug. 2025. (They couldn’t do this unless the RV had happened).
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Possible Timing:
Wed. 6 Aug. 2025 It was rumored that a High Up Source indicated that on Tues. 5 Aug. 2025 the Iraqi international Dinar Rate was set at $4.22, the new rate was published in the Iraqi Gazette on Wed. 6 Aug. and with this successfully revaluation of the Iraqi Dinar, there was a probability that Tier4b would be notified to set appointments to exchange foreign currencies at their new rates on Thurs. 7 Aug.
Wed. 6 Aug. 2025 Liberty Lounger Extraordinaire, Sue of GLL: “This morning my friend who holds Farmers Bonds and Yellow Dragon Bonds called and said that the people from Switzerland contacted her and said to be ready to sign for the pay out of her bonds and that all was moving now. She said that the ARMY was handling all of this.
Wed. 6 Aug. Wolverine: “I can’t say much. Everything is confidential. I’ve talked to several Paymasters and they’re all more than excited. Believe it’s really happening. We’re about to cross that finish line. I’ve been told from high up that us Intel providers need to shut up as not to hamper the release of funds. This is why there is no Intel . It does not mean it’s not happening as things are definitely happening. As of Friday if sovereigns get release I cannot talk anymore. The only time you will hear me is when the opera gets release. Have faith and stay close to God. God bless you all.” Wolverine
The Kurdistan Region has announced they will resume exporting of oil on Thurs. 7 Aug. 2025. (They couldn’t do this unless the RV had happened).
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Tues. 5 Aug. 2025 Bruce:
On Mon. 4 Aug. NESARA was activated.
Today Tues. 5 Aug. Trump said they were going to put out a dividend check from the tariff or DOGE savings.
Redemption Centers will have better rates than banks.
Banks had Dong and Dinar rates on their screens yesterday that were very good.
Today Tues. 5 Aug. a crawler on the bottom of the Redemption Center screen said Tier4b will be notified within next 48 hours.
They would like to have your money within a Trust within 30 days.
Read full post here: https://dinarchronicles.com/2025/08/07/restored-republic-via-a-gcr-update-as-of-august-7-2025/
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Courtesy of Dinar Guru: https://www.dinarguru.com/
Mnt Goat What we have is all still very good news and showing Iraq is still moving in the right direction...Iraq is still aggressively fighting that uphill battle to regain its full sovereignty and financial independence... However...As long as Iraq is on the petro-dollar and it is the sole peg for the dinar, this will continue...In recent weeks the CBI has come out with so much news about finally being able to control the dollar in Iraq by controlling the parallel market. Why is this so important? [Post 1 of 2....stay tuned]
Mnt Goat We know that the CBI has told us there is going to be one more “official” rate change after the 1320 then conduct the Project to Delete the Zeros once this control of the parallel market is accomplished. My contact in the CBI then told me they thought that maybe the parallel market could reach the official rate by the end of last week. Did it? We still wait for the news to come... the Project to Delete the Zeros is a focal point for the rest of the process going forward to make it to the reinstatement of the dinar back to FOREX, with a rate was as investors want. [Post 2 of 2]
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BREAKING: Russia Just DESTROYED London's Gold Market Monopoly FOREVER!
Financial Wisdom: 8-6-2025
0:00 - Russia to start trading gold on the St. Petersburg Exchange
1:05 - Global competition and manipulation in gold markets
2:17 - Russia’s role in the global gold market
3:02 - Russia's move towards de-dollarization
4:55 - Russia’s indirect critique of the U.S. and London
5:53 - China’s skyrocketing demand for gold
7:20 - The rising price of gold and the U.S. economy
7:53 - Central banks buying gold from local miners
8:59 - A shift towards buying gold from small-scale miners
10:12 - The global trend away from London-based gold markets
Ray Dalio Warns US Dollar Devaluation May Trigger Gold Standard Comeback
Ray Dalio Warns US Dollar Devaluation May Trigger Gold Standard Comeback: 'History Shows Us That…'
August 6, 2025
Billionaire investor Ray Dalio has raised concerns about the long-term stability of the U.S. dollar, pointing to historical cycles that could lead the country back to a gold-backed currency.
Ray Dalio Highlights Historic Pattern Of Currency Collapse And Recovery
On Tuesday, Dalio posted a video clip on X featuring his conversation with Carlyle Group co-founder and co-chairman David Rubenstein, where he discussed a recurring pattern in the evolution of global monetary systems.
Ray Dalio Warns US Dollar Devaluation May Trigger Gold Standard Comeback: 'History Shows Us That…'
August 6, 2025
Billionaire investor Ray Dalio has raised concerns about the long-term stability of the U.S. dollar, pointing to historical cycles that could lead the country back to a gold-backed currency.
Ray Dalio Highlights Historic Pattern Of Currency Collapse And Recovery
On Tuesday, Dalio posted a video clip on X featuring his conversation with Carlyle Group co-founder and co-chairman David Rubenstein, where he discussed a recurring pattern in the evolution of global monetary systems.
"The U.S. dollar used to be backed by gold — and it's not farfetched to think we may be headed there again in the future," Dalio wrote. "History shows us that the same cycles repeat time and time again."
In the video, Rubenstein asked Dalio whether the U.S. would ever return to the gold standard.
Dalio responded: "Presumably that’s right, but not if you watch these cycles that because you have the devaluation, then people feel don’t have confidence in the fiat system."
US Debt, Inflation, And Loss Of Trust Could Pave Way For Gold-Backed Currency
Dalio explained that during periods of high debt, governments tend to print more money, pay off debt with cheaper currency, and eventually see trust erode.
"Nobody wants to hold the devalued currency," he said. "So then they go back and link it again.”
The U.S. dollar used to be backed by gold — and it’s not farfetched to think we may be headed there again in the future. History shows us that the same cycles repeat time and time again. One such cycle is related to currency devaluation.
Falling Dollar Signals Deeper Trouble For US Debt Holders
In May, Dalio cautioned that printing money to manage growing government debt could silently erode the value of the U.S. dollar, leading to inflation that harms bondholders. Instead of defaulting, the government may repay debt with devalued dollars, causing real losses for investors.
At the time, supporting his concern, Schwab strategist Kathy Jones highlighted a 7.62% drop in the U.S. Dollar Spot Index this year, linking it to policies like tariffs, re-shoring, and widening deficits.
She warned that these factors point to a weakening dollar and an unsustainable fiscal trajectory—validating Dalio's argument that credit risks are far greater than what rating agencies suggest.
Trump's Tariffs And Fiscal Plans Could Fuel Inflation, Warns Wealth CEO
In June, Ross Gerber criticized Donald Trump's economic approach, arguing that tariffs and aggressive fiscal expansion are directly contributing to inflation.
He specifically called out the GOP's "One Big, Beautiful Bill," which includes deep tax cuts and increased government spending on defense, infrastructure, and manufacturing—policies he says will widen the fiscal deficit and drive up national debt.
Gerber warned that such deficit spending could pressure the Federal Reserve to buy government bonds, effectively "printing money," and risking even higher inflation. He stressed that if Trump wants lower interest rates, he should pursue policies that reduce—not increase—inflationary pressure.
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Ray Dalio on X
The U.S. dollar used to be backed by gold — and it’s not farfetched to think we may be headed there again in the future.
History shows us that the same cycles repeat time and time again. One such cycle is related to currency devaluation.
Once people start to lose trust in the fiat system, we see a specific cause and effect reaction occur.
1) Governments print a lot of money
2) They pay off the debt with the cheap money
3) Nobody wants to hold the devalued currency
4) Governments go back and link money to gold
Will this same pattern happen again? It’s hard to say, and it wouldn’t happen anytime soon. But it is conceivable.
https://x.com/RayDalio/status/1952729342124962303
Gold's 'Final Third': More Evidence For $9000 - Mike Maloney & Alan Hibbard
Gold's 'Final Third': More Evidence For $9000 - Mike Maloney & Alan Hibbard
8-5-2025
Join Mike Maloney and Alan Hibbard as they unpack a powerful new chart showing gold’s bull market is entering its “final third”—and may NOT follow the usual bubble‑and‑crash script.
Instead, they argue this is no longer just a commodity rally—it’s part of a **global monetary reset, pushing gold to record highs as fiat currencies crumble.
Gold's 'Final Third': More Evidence For $9000 - Mike Maloney & Alan Hibbard
8-5-2025
Join Mike Maloney and Alan Hibbard as they unpack a powerful new chart showing gold’s bull market is entering its “final third”—and may NOT follow the usual bubble‑and‑crash script.
Instead, they argue this is no longer just a commodity rally—it’s part of a **global monetary reset, pushing gold to record highs as fiat currencies crumble.
Discover:
• Why gold’s next move could be vertical, targeting *$9,000/oz*
• What lessons the 1970s gold bull hold for today’s cycle
• The societal and economic fallout ahead—and how gold investors may profit
• The structural changes driving a new money standard backed by gold