U.S. gold revaluation conspiracy exposed, creating 863 billion dollars in capital out of thin air?

The issue of gold revaluation has recently resurfaced. As the world's largest gold reserve country, the United States holds 261.5 million troy ounces of gold. If evaluated at the current market price of $3,300, it could generate $863 billion in revenue, which not only could pay off high debts but also support a Bitcoin reserve strategy and even establish a sovereign wealth fund.

If the US gold reserves are revalued, it will create 863 billion dollars in capital out of thin air.

The United States has the largest gold reserves in the world—approximately 261.5 million troy ounces, currently valued at the statutory price of $42.22 per ounce from 1973, totaling only about $11 billion. However, if re-evaluated at the current market price of ( about $3,300 per ounce ), its value would exceed $874 billion. The price difference between the two is $863 billion.

Bessenet reiterates budget neutrality, reigniting speculation on gold revaluation.

The Trump administration and Treasury Secretary Mnuchin recently publicly stated that they are exploring the possibility of "balance sheet monetization," sparking market speculation about a revaluation of gold.

The tweet from Besant on August 14 mentioned:

In addition to the Bitcoin confiscated by the federal government becoming the basis for President Trump's strategic Bitcoin reserves established in his March executive order, the Treasury will commit to exploring budget-neutral ways to acquire more Bitcoin to expand the reserves and fulfill the President's promise to make the United States a "world Bitcoin superpower."

Wall Street analysts point out that if gold reserves are revalued, it could "create" hundreds of billions of dollars in capital out of thin air, without raising taxes or increasing debt, which could be used to support cryptocurrency reserve strategies or reduce debt, and even establish a sovereign wealth fund.

The US dollar has depreciated against gold by 99%. What is the value of the US dollar's credit?

Analysts also pointed out that if the United States allows gold to be reassessed, it would be equivalent to admitting that the dollar has lost 99% of its value against gold. While this could reduce deficits and debt pressure, it may also trigger market turmoil and undermine the stability of the dollar-denominated system.

Moreover, a reevaluation viewed as a signal of financial despair may lead to capital outflows, fluctuations in the bond market, and a depreciation of the dollar, affecting its status as a reserve currency.

Will the collapse of the Bretton Woods system be repeated, leading to a significant depreciation of the US dollar?

In 1971, then U.S. President Nixon announced the suspension of the dollar's convertibility into gold, officially ending the Bretton Woods system; in February 1973, the U.S. government announced a 10% devaluation of the dollar against gold, raising the official price of gold from $38 per ounce to $42.22 per ounce, and since then, the price of U.S. gold reserves has remained at $42.22.

According to historical data, the dollar index fell a total of 38% from 1973 to 1978, continuing for 5 years.

The Federal Reserve, the Treasury Department, and Trump's gold conspiracy, is it another wave of the printing nightmare?

According to the latest research report from the Federal Reserve, some governments have begun exploring ways to fund additional spending without raising taxes, while also not increasing outstanding public debt, due to high levels of public debt. One possibility is to revalue gold reserves, indicating that the Federal Reserve has actively listed gold revaluation as one of the options.

Although Treasury Secretary Basant stated in February that re-evaluating the U.S. gold reserves "is not what I am thinking," and the U.S. gold reserves have not been publicly audited for over 50 years. The actual implementation may still require congressional approval and a gold audit, making the likelihood of achieving this in the short term low. However, recent reports and statements also indicate that there seems to be a gradual shift in direction. Creating an additional $800 billion in capital "out of nothing" on the government's balance sheet without incurring any costs, could it be another "quantitative easing" printing nightmare? At this time, does it make you want to embrace Bitcoin even more?

(Elon Musk wants to livestream the unboxing of the U.S. gold reserves, and the market price revaluation could bring in $750 billion or be invested in a sovereign fund?)

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