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In short, gold’s move isn’t emotional; it’s mechanical. It reflects a world diversifying away from dependence on a single issuer’s promises and quietly rebalancing trust.
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In this week’s episode, Jan Skoyles asks:
Has money stopped representing value and started representing belief?
When governments and central banks build systems that rely on faith rather than foundation, does a “Trump dollar” become the perfect symbol of our time?
From Rome’s debased silver to Weimar’s paper marks, from Venezuela’s bolívar to the modern fiat system, history tells the same story: when symbols replace substance, collapse follows.
And as gold edges toward $4,000 an ounce, the contrast could not be clearer.
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Before the Next Gold Panic Hits Do This
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A single bureaucratic letter, an FT headline, and four words from President Trump just tore through the world’s most important gold market. Futures in New York hit record highs, the spread with London prices exploded past $100, and bullion banks scrambled to unwind positions before the system seized up.
It all settled down, but the episode exposed how fragile the paper gold market really is, and why political whim can disrupt it overnight. In this video, we break down:
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If you own gold, or think you do, you need to understand this.
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