Is the U.S. About to Unleash a $750B Gold Windfall?
PatriotR Daily News 08/08/25
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Is the U.S. About to Unleash a $750B Gold Windfall?
The Fed quietly published a research note on August 1 titled “Official Reserve Revaluations: The International Experience”, sparking speculation about a potential U.S. gold revaluation.
The note explains how countries like Germany and Italy have unlocked liquidity by revaluing their gold reserves—without selling any of it.
The U.S. Treasury still values its 261.5M ounces of gold at $42.22/oz (set in 1973), totaling just $11B on the books. At current market prices ($3,400+), that same gold is worth $750B+.
A revaluation could instantly create hundreds of billions in new liquidity—with no new debt, no taxes, and no gold sales—by simply updating accounting values and issuing a new gold certificate.
This "fiscal pressure release valve" could be used to fund a sovereign wealth fund or even a national Bitcoin reserve, according to some policymakers like Sen. Cynthia Lummis and President Trump.
With gold up 40% in the past year and U.S. debt approaching $37 trillion, the possibility of gold revaluation is gaining serious attention—not just as a theory, but as a policy tool hiding in plain sight. Read More.
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