What happens when the foundations of the world’s reserve currency are weakened, not by policy announcements, but by precedent?

In this episode of GoldCore TV, we ask what the motivation is behind the criminal investigation into Jerome Powell and the Federal Reserve, the political pressure on monetary policy, and the subtle erosion of institutional independence that underpins confidence in the U.S. dollar.

From the criminal investigation into Fed Chair Jerome Powell, to growing signs of fiscal dominance, to administrative measures that blur the line between fiscal authority and monetary control, these events point to something larger than political theatre.

This is not about personalities. It’s about incentives, precedents, and how credibility is lost long before laws change.

We explore:
Why central bank independence is becoming theoretical rather than operational

How political pressure alters monetary decision-making without formal intervention

Why gold and silver are responding before visible stress appears

What this means for global reserve allocation and the future of money

This is not a sudden collapse, it is a slow recalibration of trust.

Video Length: 00:09:49

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