$40,000 Gold: The Final Reset Has Already Begun

By Dave Russell of GoldCore

CEO, GoldCore • Jul 27, 2025 at 8:00 PM EDT

We discuss why gold is once again at the heart of global monetary strategy.

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Could the United States revalue its gold reserves to $40,000 per ounce? This once-unthinkable idea is now gaining credibility as global debt balloons, economic power shifts toward BRICS, and the dollar’s dominance begins to erode.

In this episode, we explore:

Why gold is once again at the heart of global monetary strategy

How the BRICS nations are systematically de-dollarizing trade

The deep contradiction between America’s strong dollar and its deindustrialization

The Federal Reserve’s detailed manual on monetizing gold certificates

How a revaluation of U.S. gold reserves could inject $10 trillion without adding new debt

We also examine the inflationary consequences of such a move, the idea of the “Great Taking,” and why holding physical gold could be the only way to preserve sovereignty in an unstable system.

With insights from Simon Hunt and others, we look ahead to what the next few years may bring and how individuals can prepare.

Video Length 00:10:32

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