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The Trump administration is going to revalue gold some time in 2026.

This is not conspiracy theory; the actual legislation is already in Congress as part of the Genius Act. Specifically, Section 9 of the Act explicitly outlines that the Treasury is going to revalue the Fed’s gold holdings (currently valued at $11 billion at a price of $42.22 per ounce) to market rates ~$4,000 per ounce.

See for yourself.

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Note that the “official reason” for this revaluation is to help finance the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. However, the fact remains: revaluing the Fed’s gold holdings opens the door to a broader gold revaluation including full audits of all gold reserves owned by the government and other major entities.

Why would the government want to do this?

Because it sets the stage for a “financial system reset” that will involve gold in some way.

As I’ve noted time and again, there is too much debt in the financial system. A gold revaluation could “reset” the U.S.’s financial situation by boosting the asset side of Uncle Sam’s balance sheet by as much as $5 trillion depending on what price gold is revalued to. And if you think this is impossible, recall that the U.S. already did this once under former President Franklin Delano Roosevelt in 1934 (the Gold Reserve Act revalued gold from $20.67 to $35 per oz).

This in turn would strengthen the $USD’s standing as global reserve currency as it establish the U.S. as the first sovereign “gold-backed” balance sheet in 50 years (the U.S. completely severed any ties to the Gold Standard in 1971).

Again, none of this is conspiracy theory… the legislation that opens the door to all of this is literally already in Congress. And don’t forget that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has publicly made statements about “monetizing the asset side of the balance sheet” i.e. boosting the U.S.’s asset holdings by revaluing what it already owns.

Those investors who are correctly positioned for this could generate life-changing returns. Imagine what would happen to precious metals miners or other gold plays if gold was revalued from $4,000 per ounce to $10,000 or even $20,000 per ounce and you’ll see what I mean.

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