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gold going higher than anyone thinks possible because the the goal of this administration is to shed the reserve currency. As crazy as that sounds, the term Tiffen's dilemma says you will never have a trade a positive trade surplus if you're the reserve currency. Vice President Vance has talked about it. The knucklehead uh Jared Bernstein, one of the goofiest g uys I've ever seen in my life, trying to explain how treasuries are created. He was the chief e uh chief uh economist for the Biden administration. He did write a report called dethrone king dollar which advocates for losing the reserve status. And there are mechanisms like the genius act which says by January 1st of next year anytime money moves it will move via stable coin. And the stable coin has to be pegged to treasury's 90-day maturity or less. The clarity act says though well that that um interest is not transferable to me or you the holder of the stable coin. >> [music] >> Gold could rise far beyond what most people believe is possible. And the reason goes deeper than inflation or market cycles. At the center of this shift lies a structural reality known as Triffin's dilemma. It explains why a nation that issues the world's reserve currency can rarely maintain a positive trade balance. Over time, the burden of supplying global liquidity weakens domestic economic strength. In recent years, discussions about the future of the dollar's reserve status have moved from academic theory to mainstream policy debate. Senior political figures and economic advisers have openly acknowledged the challenges of maintaining global reserve dominance. Reports and policy frameworks have explored scenarios in which the dollar's role gradually declines, not suddenly, but through systemic transformation. At the same time, new financial mechanisms are emerging. Legislative proposals and regulatory frameworks suggest that future money flows could increasingly rely on digital stable coin systems. Under such models, stable coins would be backed by short-term US Treasury instruments, fundamentally altering how liquidity, interest, and monetary power are distributed. While stable coin holders would use digital dollars for transactions, the underlying yield generated by treasury assets would remain with the issuing institutions rather than individual users. This shift represents more than technological innovation. It signals a reconfiguration of monetary architecture itself. If the dollar's reserve role weakens while digital financial infrastructure expands, gold could emerge as the ultimate neutral asset, free from political control, sovereign risk, and digital dependency. In such a world, gold's price would not simply rise. 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Devalues the dollar. It's telling me that because of the deliveries, guy, which never happened, mind you. Less than 1% of contracts on COMX or LBMA really ever stood for delivery. Now it's a lot. Huge amounts. um record month after record month after record month after record month for the last 16 months since Trump won the election. It's telling me that gold and silver are finally beginning to slowly find real price disco discovery, which they've never been allowed to to find ever. Going all the way back to the London gold pool, never found price discovery. It's starting to happen because delivery is overwhelming the ability to suppress with paper. That's just the bottom line. I think that's not true. I think that short-term caution can always should always be employed in a market that's moved up this fast. Long-term bullishness can coexist with that. And again, what I think people, even people like Ross, who far be it from me to argue with a man who's had serial serial success like him, but I believe this is different. This is not uh technical analysis. This is not what used to be. The dollar was always the beacon of trust and the um the dollar isn't trusted anymore. Nor are our institutions. Nor are nor is the system trusted. And I think gold and silver are reflecting that through delivery. the biggest, most well-informed players in the world continue to stand for delivery at a level no one has ever seen. And the retail public wouldn't know a gold coin if it fell on their foot. So, no, this is far from a bubble. If the if this room was filled with people that have never been to a place like this ever, >> then I might agree with that that the retail public has no idea yet. >> Yeah. Like just just looking around here, it feels like a lot of the old punters are back. >> Yeah. I mean, there's more people here for sure. >> Yeah. But this isn't mainstream, dude. I mean, I've been doing this for so long and I live in a country club of very well-healed people and maybe five or six of them have bought gold and silver from me. I don't talk about it. They know what I do, but there are very very very successful wealthy people that are just who who believe what Ross is that this is oversold or overbought rather. This is a you know, this is a bubble. Look at the technicals. And I would say none of that matters in an environment that was once manipulated and is now trying to break free from that because the most well-informed traders in the world disagree. And I think that's the public hasn't caught on yet. So no, I think we're a long ways away. But a correction, sure, doesn't change my long-term bullishness view. >> Market veterans often warn that rapid price increases signal bubbles. Short-term corrections are always possible, but the current situation challenges traditional technical analysis. What's driving today's gold and silver markets isn't retail hype. It's institutional conviction. The largest and most informed players are demanding physical delivery, not just trading charts. Meanwhile, the general public remains mostly disengaged. Precious metals ownership is still rare among wealthy investors, let alone average people. Real bubbles are fueled by mass participation and emotional buying. What we're seeing instead is quiet accumulation by entities that understand systemic risk long before the crowd arrives. >> You know, on the highest level in December, we saw 65 million ounces or so delivered off the CMX or onto the Comx. Who Who's buying that? A mint box of silver eagles is 500 ounces, weighs 42 pounds. Who's buying 65 million ounces? But it's been between 40 and 60 plus million ounces every darn month for the last 15 16 months. Who's doing that? And you know, you look at the LBMA, David Jensen, one of the best that there is. He says that London has two billion ounces in outstanding spot contracts that are that have standing behind it 140 million ounces. What could possibly go wrong if everyone stands for delivery? 2 billion into a window of 140 million. Hit subscribe and