Dollar Decline Is the Plan: Gold & Bitcoin to Compete as Neutral Reserve Asset | Luke Gromen

Dollar Decline Is the Plan: Gold & Bitcoin to Compete as Neutral Reserve Asset | Luke Gromen

Miles Frankin Metals:  8-17-2025

Michelle Makori, President & Editor-in-Chief of Miles Franklin Media, speaks with Luke Gromen, Founder & President of Forest for the Trees (FFTT), about why a seismic monetary shift is already underway and why the outcome has effectively been decided.

Gromen explains how the Trump administration is deliberately engineering a weaker U.S. dollar to reshore manufacturing, why central banks around the world have replaced Treasuries with gold for over a decade, and how a “gold pivot” could reset the global system.

He also reveals why Bitcoin may be America’s chosen asset to compete with gold as the next neutral reserve asset. In this interview:

The Triffin Dilemma and the deliberate reversal of 50 years of dollar flows

Why the U.S. can’t make the goods to support the current reserve system

The Fed’s quiet gold revaluation research note & hints from top U.S. officials

The chess game between two neutral reserve assets: gold vs. Bitcoin

Luke’s gold & Bitcoin forecast – the next 6-12 months

00:00 Coming Up

01:41 Introduction: The US Dollar's Global Dominance & Its Consequences

06:24 The Dollar’s Managed Decline & Global Implications

12:46 China’s Strategic Moves & the Role of Gold

15:25 U.S. National Security & Industrial Base Concerns

 25:41 Potential Gold Revaluation & Its Impact

41:02 Fiscal Challenges & Future Economic Strategies

47:07 Gold as a Primary Reserve Asset

 49:09 U.S. Gold Imports & Shadow Programs

 52:18 China’s Gold Strategy & U.S. Response

55:58 Bitcoin vs. Gold: The New Neutral Reserve Asset

 01:03:45 Bitcoin’s Role in U.S. Economic Strategy

01:18:35 AI’s Impact on the Economy & Gold/Bitcoin

 01:27:25 Final Thoughts & Predictions

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXFcuZhtwNU

 

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