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Is Trump Signalling a Gold Revaluation? Bill Holter
Is Trump Signalling a Gold Revaluation? Bill Holter
Kinesis Money: 8-31-2026
In this week’s Live from the Vault, Andrew Maguire is joined by Bill Holter to examine whether Trump's repost of Jim Rickards' $10,000 gold call signals something far bigger than a market comment, and what it means for gold and the dollar system.
The two precious metals experts examine why credit markets are beginning to crack, and why Bill believes any gold price target being discussed today will ultimately prove laughably low — including the ones that sound outrageous right now.
Is Trump Signalling a Gold Revaluation? Bill Holter
Kinesis Money: 8-31-2026
In this week’s Live from the Vault, Andrew Maguire is joined by Bill Holter to examine whether Trump's repost of Jim Rickards' $10,000 gold call signals something far bigger than a market comment, and what it means for gold and the dollar system.
The two precious metals experts examine why credit markets are beginning to crack, and why Bill believes any gold price target being discussed today will ultimately prove laughably low — including the ones that sound outrageous right now.
Timestamps:
00:00 Start
01:29 Is Bessant's yield push a policy error - or a gold revaluation trigger?
05:12 Why Trump reposting Jim Rickards' $10,000 gold call is no coincidence
09:07 How a weekend gold revaluation would wipe out rehypothecation overnight
14:08 AI cannot be built without silver - and the silver simply does not exist
19:24 How Hong Kong's exchange made the yuan directly convertible to gold
24:01 Enbridge: the escape hatch from the dollar system explained
30:14 Credit is cracking - and the only exit is physical gold and silver
38:44 Why any gold price target you hear today will prove laughably low
43:02 Could gold miners be nationalised? Bill makes the case
49:28 Get out of the system, and make your plan while you still can
Fed vs. Treasury: The $1 Trillion Gold Revaluation Plan? | Mario Innecco
Fed vs. Treasury: The $1 Trillion Gold Revaluation Plan? | Mario Innecco
Liberty and Finance: 8-29-2026
Mario Innecco warns that the Federal Reserve may be far less capable of fighting inflation than its rhetoric suggests, arguing that changing CPI methodology masks the true erosion of purchasing power.
He discusses the possibility of the Treasury revaluing U.S. gold to generate roughly $1 trillion that could potentially be used for Treasury buybacks and yield-curve control.
Fed vs. Treasury: The $1 Trillion Gold Revaluation Plan? | Mario Innecco
Liberty and Finance: 8-29-2026
Mario Innecco warns that the Federal Reserve may be far less capable of fighting inflation than its rhetoric suggests, arguing that changing CPI methodology masks the true erosion of purchasing power.
He discusses the possibility of the Treasury revaluing U.S. gold to generate roughly $1 trillion that could potentially be used for Treasury buybacks and yield-curve control.
Mario also suggests that the apparent conflict between Fed Chair Kevin Warsh and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent could be “theater” designed to manage public perception while policymakers deal with mounting debt and financial instability.
Drawing parallels to the financial disruption surrounding World War I, he warns that a major geopolitical conflict could severely disrupt markets and make physical gold and silver an important form of protection against financial chaos.
He also remains bullish on gold, silver and mining stocks, while arguing that sanctions and the weaponization of the dollar may be accelerating de-dollarization and encouraging foreign central banks to turn toward gold.
INTERVIEW TIMELINE:
0:00 Intro
1:15 Market sell-off
8:43 Gold revaluation
16:00 Mainstream interest in gold
19:33 Wars and financial crises
28:00 Miners
Texas Digital Gold: Sound Money or a New Gatekeeper?
Texas Digital Gold: Sound Money or a New Gatekeeper?
Lynette Zang: 8-29-2026
Texas is taking a major step toward sound money by recognizing qualifying gold and silver specie as legal tender—and preparing for an electronic currency backed by bullion held in the Texas Bullion Depository.
Lynette Zang breaks down why the real questions are about redemption, ownership, auditing, competition, and whether this new digital rail ultimately strengthens individual sovereignty or creates another gatekeeper.
Texas Digital Gold: Sound Money or a New Gatekeeper?
Lynette Zang: 8-29-2026
Texas is taking a major step toward sound money by recognizing qualifying gold and silver specie as legal tender—and preparing for an electronic currency backed by bullion held in the Texas Bullion Depository.
Lynette Zang breaks down why the real questions are about redemption, ownership, auditing, competition, and whether this new digital rail ultimately strengthens individual sovereignty or creates another gatekeeper.
Chapters:
00:00 Texas Recognizes Gold & Silver as Legal Tender
00:53 Texas Takes Sound Money Digital
02:43 Solving Gold’s Convenience Problem
03:32 “Gold-Backed” vs. Redeemable
04:19 What the Final Texas Law Actually Says
04:51 The Critical Questions About Ownership
05:18 Why Ownership Is Where Sovereignty Lives
06:00 Could the State Become the Gatekeeper?
07:02 What Sound Money Is Really About
07:35 Can Gold Compete With Fiat on Convenience?
08:05 Putting Sound Money on Modern Digital Rails
08:42 Why Physical Redemption Matters
09:23 What We’ll Be Watching as Texas Implements the Law
09:52 Does This System Actually Strengthen Sovereignty?
10:31 Would You Use a Digital Gold & Silver System?
10:57 Is Your Gold & Silver Structured for Your Goals?
11:34 Texas Has Opened the Door
Gold & Silver Revaluation! A Quarter Ounce Of Gold To Buy A House - Here's When | Lynette Zang
Gold & Silver Revaluation! A Quarter Ounce Of Gold To Buy A House - Here's When | Lynette Zang
Smart Silver Trends: 8-26-2026
In this video, Lynette Zang explores the potential for a massive overnight revaluation of gold and silver, drawing parallels to historical hyperinflation events like those in Venezuela.
She explains that while the U.S. market is often driven by "paper" contracts and traders, global trends are shifting toward physical markets, which she believes will lead to truer price discovery based on actual supply and demand.
Gold & Silver Revaluation! A Quarter Ounce Of Gold To Buy A House - Here's When | Lynette Zang
Smart Silver Trends: 8-26-2026
In this video, Lynette Zang explores the potential for a massive overnight revaluation of gold and silver, drawing parallels to historical hyperinflation events like those in Venezuela.
She explains that while the U.S. market is often driven by "paper" contracts and traders, global trends are shifting toward physical markets, which she believes will lead to truer price discovery based on actual supply and demand.
The discussion covers several practical topics for precious metals investors:
Market Mechanics: The difference between Western "paper" markets and Eastern physical-focused markets.
Financial Tools: An explanation of "Glint," a Mastercard backed by physical gold, and the concept of arbitrage.
Strategic Decisions: Why Lynette chooses to hold a small mortgage to potentially pay it off with devalued currency after a reset, rather than paying it off now.
Gold-to-Silver Ratios: Analyzing how these ratios shift during hyperinflation and why silver often outperforms gold in the early stages.
Confiscation Concerns: A historical look at gold confiscation in the U.S. and why it’s often executed through "covert" means like inflation and taxation rather than door-to-door seizures.
Lynette emphasizes the importance of a sound money strategy to protect purchasing power and standard of living during economic transitions.
We NEED A Gold Standard To Survive | Alasdair Macleod
We NEED A Gold Standard To Survive | Alasdair Macleod
Money Markets and more by Dominic Frisby: 8-23-2026
In this latest Money Markets and More, I sit down with monetary analyst Alasdair Macleod to discuss gold, fiat currency and why he believes we are rapidly approaching a point at which the monetary system as we know it can no longer survive without a return to gold.
We NEED A Gold Standard To Survive | Alasdair Macleod
Money Markets and more by Dominic Frisby: 8-23-2026
In this latest Money Markets and More, I sit down with monetary analyst Alasdair Macleod to discuss gold, fiat currency and why he believes we are rapidly approaching a point at which the monetary system as we know it can no longer survive without a return to gold.
Alasdair has spent decades studying financial markets, monetary history and the role of gold, and his argument is uncompromising: gold is money; pounds, dollars and euros are credit.
He believes confidence in fiat currencies is approaching breaking point and goes as far as to predict that the present system could be dead within the next 18 months.
In his view, any currency that hopes to survive what comes next will ultimately have to become a credible substitute for gold through a proper gold standard.
From there, our conversation ranges from sterling, government debt and the fragility of bond markets to Japan, China and what a 21st-century gold standard might actually look like.
We discuss why Alasdair believes gold should be treated as the unit of account rather than something whose value is measured in depreciating currencies, why government debt eventually threatens the currencies supporting it, and why, if I gave him £100,000 today, his answer would simply be: gold.
We Left Gold in 1971... Now the World Is Leaving the Dollar
We Left Gold in 1971... Now the World Is Leaving the Dollar
Peter Schiff: 8-17-2026
Peter Schiff on plunging retail sales, sticky inflation, the Fed's stealth QE, and why the world is now leaving the dollar standard.
Retail sales just plunged, producer prices are still rising, and the Fed is quietly expanding its balance sheet again.
The July data tells the story the markets keep ignoring. Retail sales fell 0.6 percent, the biggest drop in over a year, and since those numbers are not adjusted for inflation, real spending fell even further.
We Left Gold in 1971... Now the World Is Leaving the Dollar
Peter Schiff: 8-17-2026
Peter Schiff on plunging retail sales, sticky inflation, the Fed's stealth QE, and why the world is now leaving the dollar standard.
Retail sales just plunged, producer prices are still rising, and the Fed is quietly expanding its balance sheet again.
The July data tells the story the markets keep ignoring. Retail sales fell 0.6 percent, the biggest drop in over a year, and since those numbers are not adjusted for inflation, real spending fell even further.
Consumer sentiment sank to 51 as households braced for 4.3 percent inflation, more than double the Fed's 2 percent target. Producer prices rose 4.7 percent year over year, and instead of rallying on the weak data, the bond market sold off to its lowest weekly close of the year, with the 30-year at 5.27 percent.
Meanwhile the Fed expanded its balance sheet by more than 21 billion dollars in two weeks, with the national debt about 80 billion dollars away from 40 trillion.
Peter marks 55 years since Nixon closed the gold window and calls it what it was: a 100 percent default on America's creditors.
His father Irwin testified against removing gold backing in 1968, and the 1970s proved him right. Now the sequel is underway.
The world is going off the dollar standard the way America went off gold, and the next leg down in the American standard of living has already started. Gold near 4,400 dollars and silver above 66 are the market's verdict.
Chapters:
00:00 Middle Class Squeeze
01:01 PPI Breakdown
04:08 Fed Balance Sheet Surge
05:23 Stagflation Signals
08:28 Bond Market Warning
11:39 Greenspan and 1987 Echoes
14:48 Stocks vs Bonds Diverge
15:33 Gold Shines Bitcoin Slips
18:16 Bitcoin Bear Case
21:08 Iran Sanctions and Oil
26:30 Nixon Gold Standard Legacy
28:52 Inflation Math Reality
29:30 Video Plug Fiat Failure
30:19 Electric Catamaran Tour
34:30 Cruising Plans Tax Credit
37:02 Gold Standard Break Explained
48:09 Dollar Standard Ending
US & China are Quietly Buying Gold to Devalue Currency | Andy Schectman
US & China are Quietly Buying Gold to Devalue Currency | Andy Schectman
WTFinance and Miles Frabklin Media:
On this episode of the WTFinance podcast I had the pleasure of welcoming back Andy Schectman. Andy is the CO of Miles Franklin Precious Metals.
During our conversation we spoke about the current situation in the economy, the structural issues that are facing the monetary system, what this means for gold and precious metals, creation of multipolar systems and more.
US & China are Quietly Buying Gold to Devalue Currency | Andy Schectman
WTFinance and Miles Frabklin Media:
On this episode of the WTFinance podcast I had the pleasure of welcoming back Andy Schectman. Andy is the CO of Miles Franklin Precious Metals.
During our conversation we spoke about the current situation in the economy, the structural issues that are facing the monetary system, what this means for gold and precious metals, creation of multipolar systems and more.
0:00 - Introduction
2:17 - Overview of markets
10:15 - FED & Treasury fix problem?
17:29 - Inflate debt away
20:45 - Solution to productivity issues
35:51 - China rebasing vs gold
41:19 - Multipolarity
46:54 - One message to takeaway?
Gold at $42.22 and "One of the Great Mysteries" | Phillip Magness
Gold at $42.22 and "One of the Great Mysteries" | Phillip Magness
Kitco News: 8-4-2026
Economic historian Phillip Magness tells Kitco News anchor Jeremy Szafron that Americans who surrendered gold in 1933 at $20.67 an ounce got none of the gain when Washington repriced it at $35 less than ten months later.
"It's always the private sector that gets the bad end of it." America's 261.5 million ounces are still carried on the federal books at $42.22 an ounce, about $11 billion against more than $1 trillion at market.
Gold at $42.22 and "One of the Great Mysteries" | Phillip Magness
Kitco News: 8-4-2026
Economic historian Phillip Magness tells Kitco News anchor Jeremy Szafron that Americans who surrendered gold in 1933 at $20.67 an ounce got none of the gain when Washington repriced it at $35 less than ten months later.
"It's always the private sector that gets the bad end of it." America's 261.5 million ounces are still carried on the federal books at $42.22 an ounce, about $11 billion against more than $1 trillion at market.
Economic historian Phillip Magness tells Kitco News anchor Jeremy Szafron that Americans who surrendered gold in 1933 at $20.67 an ounce got none of the gain when Washington repriced it at $35 less than ten months later. "It's always the private sector that gets the bad end of it."
America's 261.5 million ounces are still carried on the federal books at $42.22 an ounce, about $11 billion against more than $1 trillion at market. Magness traces the line from the 1933 gold surrender and the Gold Reserve Act through Bretton Woods, the 1971 Nixon shock and the Smithsonian Agreement, to the accounting price still sitting on the federal books today.
Two billion dollars of the Treasury's 1934 revaluation gain went into the Exchange Stabilization Fund, which the Treasury can still use in currency markets. Magness calls the $42.22 valuation "one of the great mysteries that comes out of the Nixon era."
Also in the interview: whether anyone holding coins participates when a government reprices its gold, what would actually have to happen for a revaluation to become money the government could spend, why revaluation keeps returning whenever Washington wants financial room without raising taxes, how much public warning there was in 1933, and the single condition Magness says made it possible.
Plus why Spain grew poorer despite receiving enormous quantities of New World bullion, and when America's gold was last independently audited.
00:00 1933: AMERICANS ORDERED TO SURRENDER GOLD
01:46 HOW THE 1933 GOLD ORDER WORKED
03:12 WHY FDR BROKE THE GOLD LINK
05:51 PHYSICAL GOLD VS. PAPER CLAIMS
07:36 THE $2.8 BILLION GOLD REVALUATION GAIN
09:15 FROM BRETTON WOODS TO THE NIXON SHOCK
13:03 WHEN GOLD WAS MISTAKEN FOR NATIONAL WEALTH
16:54 WHY U.S. GOLD IS STILL BOOKED AT $42.22
20:21 WHO CAPTURED THE REVALUATION GAIN?
23:40 REVALUING GOLD TO HELP FUND BITCOIN?
25:59 HOW MUCH WARNING DID AMERICANS RECEIVE?
27:20 EMERGENCY POWERS THEN AND NOW
29:04 THE FORT KNOX AUDIT DEBATE
31:18 WHY CENTRAL BANKS ARE BUYING GOLD
32:20 WHAT HAPPENS WHEN MONEY LOSES TRUST?
34:15 COPPER AND THE RETURN OF MERCANTILISM
39:33 WHAT GOLD HOLDERS SHOULD LEARN FROM 1933
Andy Schectman: Every Signal Is Screaming Buy Gold
Andy Schectman: Every Signal Is Screaming Buy Gold
VRIC Media: 8-2-2026
Andy Schectman argues that rising bond yields, persistent inflation, and declining confidence in U.S. debt are creating a powerful long-term case for precious metals.
He explains why central banks and major buyers continue accumulating physical gold despite recent price weakness, how China is building the vaults, exchanges, and payment systems needed to challenge Western paper markets, and why the shift toward physical settlement could reshape global price discovery.
Andy also compares the outlook for gold, silver, and platinum, with gold remaining his preferred asset for a changing monetary system.
Andy Schectman: Every Signal Is Screaming Buy Gold
VRIC Media: 8-2-2026
Andy Schectman argues that rising bond yields, persistent inflation, and declining confidence in U.S. debt are creating a powerful long-term case for precious metals.
He explains why central banks and major buyers continue accumulating physical gold despite recent price weakness, how China is building the vaults, exchanges, and payment systems needed to challenge Western paper markets, and why the shift toward physical settlement could reshape global price discovery.
Andy also compares the outlook for gold, silver, and platinum, with gold remaining his preferred asset for a changing monetary system.
0:00 Is gold preparing for another major move?
1:49 Interest rates, bond yields, and America’s debt trap
8:38 The real inflation rate and gold’s performance
11:30 Central banks and major buyers accumulate physical gold
13:32 Stablecoins, Treasuries, and the future of interest rates
18:10 When will gold respond to money creation?
20:18 Who is taking delivery from COMEX?
23:38 Could higher gold prices weaken the dollar?
24:00 The Global South builds a new gold settlement system
28:15 Hong Kong’s vault expansion and China’s long strategy
32:33 How much gold is China really buying?
36:01 Falling mine supply and rising physical demand
40:01 Gold revaluation and the July 4 prediction
45:04 Paper markets versus physical price discovery
49:15 Gold, silver, or platinum?
China Lights Fort Knox Gold Revaluation Fuse!
China Lights Fort Knox Gold Revaluation Fuse!
Kinesis Money: 7-30-2026
In this week's Live from the Vault, Andrew Maguire explores reports on how gold has overtaken US Treasuries as the world's top reserve asset, as central banks lose trust in dollar-based systems and accelerate repatriation of their sovereign assets.
With Fort Knox back under scrutiny following the launch of the Hong Kong SGE gold link, the precious metals expert reveals why a full audit of US gold reserves is imminent, while the gold revaluation process has already begun.
China Lights Fort Knox Gold Revaluation Fuse!
Kinesis Money: 7-30-2026
In this week's Live from the Vault, Andrew Maguire explores reports on how gold has overtaken US Treasuries as the world's top reserve asset, as central banks lose trust in dollar-based systems and accelerate repatriation of their sovereign assets.
With Fort Knox back under scrutiny following the launch of the Hong Kong SGE gold link, the precious metals expert reveals why a full audit of US gold reserves is imminent, while the gold revaluation process has already begun.
Timestamps:
00:00 Start
03:40 Hong Kong-SGE launch puts Fort Knox back under scrutiny
10:53 Gold overtakes Treasuries as the world's top reserve asset
14:44 How China quietly accumulated 40,000+ tons of Western physical gold
18:25 Why Hong Kong marks a structural reset, not just another gold venue
28:17 Reading the charts: why the short squeeze is coming
36:10 Laos adopts the SGE price standard as de-dollarisation spreads
41:16 CME's desperate 24-hour futures gambit to stay relevant
COMEX Crisis & China’s Gold Revolution | Andy Schectman
COMEX Crisis & China’s Gold Revolution | Andy Schectman
Liberty and Finance: 7-28-2026
China is rapidly building a new financial infrastructure centered around physical gold, same-day settlement, and alternatives to Western paper markets, according to Andy Schectman.
In this interview, Andy breaks down China’s gold accumulation, record silver imports, COMEX leverage, and why he believes the world may be shifting toward physical price discovery.
He also discusses growing BRICS cooperation, new payment systems outside SWIFT, and the potential impact on the dollar’s global role.
COMEX Crisis & China’s Gold Revolution | Andy Schectman
Liberty and Finance: 7-28-2026
China is rapidly building a new financial infrastructure centered around physical gold, same-day settlement, and alternatives to Western paper markets, according to Andy Schectman.
In this interview, Andy breaks down China’s gold accumulation, record silver imports, COMEX leverage, and why he believes the world may be shifting toward physical price discovery.
He also discusses growing BRICS cooperation, new payment systems outside SWIFT, and the potential impact on the dollar’s global role.
Beyond precious metals, Andy warns about the risks surrounding AI development, private credit, and an increasingly digital financial system.
With central banks reportedly accumulating gold at record levels, Andy explains why investors should pay attention to deliveries and physical ownership rather than short-term price movements.
INTERVIEW TIMELINE:
0:00 Intro
1:35 Shanghai physical gold exchange
18:20 Bullion update
27:40 AI & BRICS
The Gold Reset Already Happened and Almost Nobody Noticed | Willem Middelkoop
The Gold Reset Already Happened and Almost Nobody Noticed | Willem Middelkoop
Kitco News: 7-27-2026
Willem Middelkoop says the monetary reset isn't coming. It's already underway, quietly, in the accounting. He also argues China is now the dominant force in the gold market, buying on every dip while the West still trades paper.
Kitco's Jeremy Szafron sits down with Willem Middelkoop, author of "The Big Reset" and founder of the Commodity Discovery Fund, for a wide-ranging hour on why both Washington and Beijing may want a cheaper gold price, the state gold buyers that don't show up in official numbers, gold overtaking US Treasuries as the world's top reserve asset, the move of price discovery to Shanghai, China's shift from paper to physical, silver's path to a possible $500, and where the gold miners go from here.
The Gold Reset Already Happened and Almost Nobody Noticed | Willem Middelkoop
Kitco News: 7-27-2026
Willem Middelkoop says the monetary reset isn't coming. It's already underway, quietly, in the accounting. He also argues China is now the dominant force in the gold market, buying on every dip while the West still trades paper.
Kitco's Jeremy Szafron sits down with Willem Middelkoop, author of "The Big Reset" and founder of the Commodity Discovery Fund, for a wide-ranging hour on why both Washington and Beijing may want a cheaper gold price, the state gold buyers that don't show up in official numbers, gold overtaking US Treasuries as the world's top reserve asset, the move of price discovery to Shanghai, China's shift from paper to physical, silver's path to a possible $500, and where the gold miners go from here.
CHAPTERS
0:00 Gold's Wild Year
0:50 Meet Willem Middelkoop
1:46 Big Reset Thesis
3:56 Central Banks Drive Gold
6:57 Hidden China Gold Hoard
9:34 Reset Through Accounting
13:21 US Gold Politics
17:13 Custody and Sanctions Risk
19:03 BRICS Parallel Rails
22:57 China Shifts to Physical
28:27 Hong Kong Clearing and mBridge
30:23 Gold for Trade Settlement
32:56 Debt Crisis Warning
33:39 Gold Bonds Speculation
34:56 Gold Replaces Treasuries
36:22 Peak Supply Metals
37:05 Silver Shortage Signals
39:48 Paper Market Breakdown
42:29 Perfect Storm Thesis
45:29 Miners Leverage Valuations
47:38 Mergers Discovery Arbitrage
54:00 China Buys in Ground
56:40 China Russia Calculus
1:00:47 Investor Takeaways
1:03:40 Closing
Alasdair Macleod: China Ends Retail Paper Gold & Opens the Floodgates
Alasdair Macleod: China Ends Retail Paper Gold & Opens the Floodgates
Mining Network: 7-23-2026
Alasdair Macleod, economist and leading voice on sound money, returns to Mining Network to break down China’s rapidly accelerating gold strategy and what it means for Western paper markets, the dollar, and global monetary order.
Earlier this month Hong Kong launched its new gold central clearing and settlement system.
This week several major Chinese banks (including ICBC) will end retail paper gold trading on the Shanghai Gold Exchange.
Alasdair Macleod: China Ends Retail Paper Gold & Opens the Floodgates
Mining Network: 7-23-2026
Alasdair Macleod, economist and leading voice on sound money, returns to Mining Network to break down China’s rapidly accelerating gold strategy and what it means for Western paper markets, the dollar, and global monetary order.
Earlier this month Hong Kong launched its new gold central clearing and settlement system.
This week several major Chinese banks (including ICBC) will end retail paper gold trading on the Shanghai Gold Exchange.
At the same time, Beijing is easing long-standing restrictions on gold exports between the mainland and Hong Kong.
Macleod argues these moves are not isolated — they form part of a deliberate, decades-long plan to secure the yuan against the eventual failure of the Western fiat system.
0:00 – Introduction
0:15 – Hong Kong gold settlement system & Chinese banks ending retail paper gold
2:20 – China’s long-term gold accumulation strategy
8:14 – New gold vaults, yuan convertibility & replacing Western paper markets
14:03 – China, Japan and the problem of US Treasury demand
19:37 – Commodity stockpiling and dollar dumping
21:16 – Sponsor: Copper Giant (Mocoa project)
22:50 – Timeline for the collapse of Western paper gold markets
26:45 – The history of central bank gold leasing