🔴 全てを止めろ！金や銀を所有しているなら、今すぐこれを見て！ – マシュー・パイペンバーグ
All this fiat money is a slow beautiful ice cube and it’s melting and as it melts it creates all kinds of rust and cracks and problems in the system. And you know why is it for 25 years when I went to bank X Y or Z for my business there private wealth managers would always say to me and many others gold is too volatile. You got to stay in these categories. Uh when gold if you look back you know you can pick your statistical window but gold has outperformed the S&P in in in real terms. I mean, and it’s fascinating to me, even in in riskadjusted terms and with total return, this asset, not in every market cycle, not in every statistical window, but in the last quarter of a century, has greatly outperformed even this S&P bubble. And yet, it’s being pronounced as too volatile or in grad school or in economics, the idea that debt destroys currency was never discussed. It was never discussed. And certainly like I hinted in the PWM space, private wealth management space of good smart banks with good smart people with fancy degrees and schools or in the RAIA, registered investment advisor industrial complex in America and elsewhere. Gold is just, you know, too volatile. It’s a, you know, it’s a pawn shop asset. I don’t think it was always deliberate dishonesty, but it was the meme you were taught and it was the understanding that, you know, the real safe havens are in smart allocations in different asset classes. But I I think it’s actually at some ground level and this may sound tinfoiled. I think it’s a very deliberate uh determination by the education system and by the political system and of course the banking system to to keep gold to the side for decades. Now they can’t. It’s it’s undeniable. We’ll get into that. But, you know, as I’ve said, there was a lot of great books written during the time and we went off the gold standard in ‘ 71 in the US and and and the biggest concern when when the this the Fed chairman and the president and Kissinger and others would get into the White House for their mornings of master of the universe reshaping the world, their first question after we got off the gold standard is what is the gold price? What is the gold price? Because gold rising is really many things, but the most important thing it is a is a it is a neon flashing signal that the dollar is losing credibility. What ra regardless of its relative price on the DXY versus other currencies. When gold makes significant headline moves, that’s not just great for gold investors or speculators. What that’s saying is the underlying currency, the world reserve currency is losing respect, losing credibility, losing trust. So even in the 70s when when Nixon promised a that the decup decoupling from gold would be temporary. Fast forward 54 years we haven’t done anything about it. And b that your dollar would be just as worth it would be worth just as much tomorrow as today. Those are two blatant lies. But not with saying the fact that those are blatant lies, just amazing. One of many to come out of the out of the DC cess poolool that you know we haven’t seen that there’s been a massive decline in the purchasing power of the US dollar visav gold in those 54 years over 99%. So that’s not a gold bug case. That’s a sign that the dollar is getting weaker. And they were worried every day where’s the gold price because they were worried about credibility for the US dollar. And since that time when they were worried they created other ways to create demand for this. They put lipstick on the pig basically of this debaseed dollar by creating the petrod dollar system and the OPEC nations. Now worldwide oil has to be pegged to the dollar. Brilliant move to buy time to create demand for this dollar. Uh they inflated the oil price to create more demand for the dollar. They made it the key of the international swift system for payments among banks. Even countries outside the US in loans outside of US banks are basically lending in US dollars. So it’s dollar denominated credit. Other words, they created this massive as Bren Johnson would say milkshake straw sucking sound where there’s dollar demand constantly from the global system because that is the exorbitant privilege of the world reserve currency and as John Connley said our currency your problem and for many many years that worked. We created these false sponges to absorb otherwise debaseed dollars all over the world and we created the IMF and the World Bank to give userous loans to South America and the rest of the world and Africa. We in other words we created sponges everywhere to drink our rotten dollar. Great fine rial politique that makes sense. The problem is our currency, your problem is now after many, many decades hit that wall where it’s our currency, our problem now because we have taken debt to such extraordinary levels. I mean, in 1995 when I got out of grad school, public debt in America was 8 trillion. Now it’s 37 trillion. So, we’ve gotten too exorbitant with our privilege. We’ve lost credibility. We’ve extended too much debt. We’ve printed too much money. And in addition to just acting arrogant and userist with the rest of the world uh including the BRICS countries which are now reacting of course and all those decades of arrogance the confessions of an economic hitman that kind of John Perkins recognition that the arrogance of the IMF, the arrogance of the Fed, the arrogance of the World Bank, the arrogance of JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs and the bailouts, all those accumulating sins of thinking we were without we could work with impunity with our currency and our monetary ary policies has now kind of hit that uh-oh moment. And that really that really big turning point post during co was when we weaponized the US dollar in 2022 against a major nuclear power and we froze its FX reserves. didn’t matter how much 350 400 billion may seem like a hiccup but the fact that we weaponize a neutral reserve currency that was a turning point because now in addition to being an overendbted issuer of the world reserve currency and exporting our inflation and our monetary policy the rest of the world was the was the dog wagged by the tail of US policy. Well, now we’ve gone a bridge too far because now we were also saying we are weaponizing we can freeze this dollar. We can freeze this treasury against not just come on Iran or Venezuela. We’re going to go after Russia which is the R in bricks and already in a trading arrangements with China which is the C in bricks and whatever you think of Putin that’s a rabbit hole that’s not worth going into or whatever you think of Zalinski that was a mistake. It was a major mistake because the rest of the world, friend or foe or on the fence when it came to the US dollar, was thinking, gosh, if they can do that to Russia, a nuclear power, if they have that type of audacity, they can do it to all of us. It was no coincidence that from that day forward, the acceleration of ddollarization, which isn’t a conspiracy theory, it’s a reality. the acceleration of petro sales outside of the petro dollar, the acceleration of creative trading arrangements, creative currency arrangements and certainly the acceleration of gold stacking by central banks in particular eastern central banks is quantifiably tripling. So that was for me I may have understood gold somewhere in 2014 but the world understood gold around 2022. I wrote an article again I’m not alone there were many others but I said this is how the west was lost. This is how the dollar doesn’t disappear. It doesn’t lose its world reserve currency status, but it loses its uh its hedgeimony. It’s still supreme for now and it will be. We could talk about that. But its hedgeimony and respect changed that day. And as the dollar and the US Treasury became less trusted, gold once again, as it does throughout history, did what it does best. It slowly became back into the horizon, into the headlights, into the monitoring boards of major counterparties, major commercial banks, major central banks as a safer, more dependable, more trustworthy asset than the US dollar and the US Treasury, which we weaponized after going into debt over our over our ears. We degenerated the dollar ourselves by going into debt and then debasing our currency to inflate away that debt and exporting our inflation for generations. So you cannot blame the bricks. That doesn’t mean I’m pro Putin, pro-China, want to live in Shanghai. No, but we just have to be honest. You have to be honest when you make a mistake on a sports field. Okay, I fouled my penalty. I’ll take it. Don’t blame the other team when you miss the ball. We can’t just blame the bricks for destroying the dollar. We did that ourselves in the West in general, in the US in particular. That’s quantifiable. But I think what the bricks are doing is exactly what I would do after years of what they call senorage of always being under the exorbitant privilege of that US dollar and that Fed policy of kissing the ring when they when the US exports inflation and you know to your point like you said in India or China and I’ve been to Turkey when you have conversations in these countries gold is so obvious culturally historically because they’ve been under the the the boot of so many different colonial powers. and currencies and experiences. Just like in my on the German side of my family, my grandfather, the only real wealth is gold, land, and art. That’s a Swiss truism because they’ve been through occupations, horrific wars, terrible leadership. They have the memory of currencies coming and going. It’s discussed around theish, the conversation at dinner. Americans talk about Tesla, Ferraris, F1, freaking polo, baseball, football, whatever. We’re such teenagers, and I love America, but we have no grasp of uh-oh in inside our own borders and currency destruction, at least not since the 1930s in the Dust Bowl when our banks were failing, but the loans that were outstanding, which were not FDI insured, were still outstanding even though the banks had failed. So farmers were broke. They couldn’t get loans. Their houses were being foreclosed by banks that weren’t even there. The mortgages were transferred. So other than that, America’s lived in this splendid isolation. But countries like India, China, the bricks, they’re used to this. And now I think the straw that broke the camel’s back was 2022 when we weaponized this dollar. And so what are they doing? Not even, as you know, India has a very different worldview and very different foreign policy than Russia and China. They’re not all monolithic thinkers and Brazil is not India and the rupee is not the real. And so of course there are different perspectives, different concerns. But what all of these countries in the bricks plus others uh what they all have in common is they trust gold and and and they have a certain skepticism about US policy especially now. So what they’re doing with the bricks isn’t saying okay we’re going to get together. We’re going to we’re going to sacrifice our regional currencies. We’re going to tie everything rupee real yuan ruble to gold. it’s going to be redeemable only out of Moscow and we’re going to trust Russia if we need to redeem our bricks currency into into gold etc. That’s not what they’re what they’re saying. If you look carefully what the bricks are doing with Embridge and other ideas in South Africa and Kazan, they’re doing what their finance ministers have been talking about for years. They want basically regional currencies but trade settlements in gold with real assets and gold tied to local currencies. In other words, we want to have gold a part of how we settle trades among ourselves, not be tied to one gold back bricks currency, which is actually very very flexible, very brilliant and very scalable, especially if they have the contingent reserve arrangements, basically their version of the World Bank and the IMF. And they’re creating a smaller system of what the West has been creating for years. And and they trust gold as a as a as a trade settlement currency, not as a backed currency. And I think that gives them more flexibility. I mean I think the bricks are doing again what I would do. What the the arrogance of the west in the US is no they can’t. We have built this magalo line of dollar and the swift system and we have created uh transfer systems that the world is dependent on. We are the world reserve currency. Debts are owed in our name. We are still holding the majority of FX reserve transactions. We are the Magal line. And if anyone knows history and knows France, the Magino line was built between World War I and World War II to protect France from the Huns. And they built this, and I’ve been there many times with my kids. They built this extraordinary network of forts. And it was understandably defensive and traumatized by World War I. But what did the Germans do when they hit the marginal line? They just went around it in the Ardens. And I’m saying what the Bricks are doing is they’re not going, they’re not trying to defeat the dollar. They’re not trying to ruin the dollar. They’re not even trying to replace the dollar. They’re just going around it by creating their own gold back trade reserve currencies. By repatriating their own gold inside their own borders, many of whom don’t report gold honestly to world gold council. So they I think Russia has probably a lot more gold and China a lot more gold than is reported. And I would argue China has more gold than the US. But they’re repatriating their gold. They’re net settling outside of the US dollar in gold transactions. And you know, they’re now 45 countries trading outside the US dollar, which only happened because 2022 finally pushed them too far because not only was America so arrogant to be in debt up to its knees, ears, and then forehead and still say it’s the world reserve currency. Do what we say. Oh, and by the way, if you don’t play along, we’re going to freeze your assets. I think that was like, okay, China and Russia got together with the other bricks that says we’ve got to think 20 years ahead, not 20 minutes now. These are the plans, and this is the this is the tipping point. And again, it doesn’t mean the end of the world reserve currency or the end of the dollar.
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🔴 Stop Everything! If You Own GOLD or SILVER, WATCH THIS NOW – Matthew Piepenburg
While mainstream financial media often attributes gold’s price surge to anticipated interest rate cuts, the structural shift in central bank reserve management reveals deeper systemic changes occurring within the global financial architecture.
Central banks aren’t merely hedging risks through diversification; they’re strategically positioning themselves for a potential monetary regime change. The Bank for International Settlements quarterly reviews provide further evidence of this strategic shift, with gold increasingly featured in official reserve management discussions.
Recently, the Bank of International Settlements has exposed a hard truth, revealing that global regulators are losing faith in US Treasuries. Global expert Matthew Piepenburg states the move to classify gold as a Tier-1 asset signals they know the 10-year yield is a negative-return bet. The policy shift is a very serious warning.
In his outlook, Piepenburg warns that for decades, banks deliberately dismissed gold as “too volatile,” even though it has quietly outperformed the S&P 500 in real terms. This was no accident; it was a powerful narrative by the establishment to sideline gold and protect the dollar. Gold’s relentless rally in 2025 has left the S&P 500 in the dust, raising uncomfortable parallels with 2008, when financial markets last witnessed such a dramatic divergence between the precious metal and equities, and what followed was far from pleasant.
President Trump’s renewed tenure has been a catalyst for “genuine diversification,” as there is a pronounced shift in client portfolios toward exposure in alternative regions, asset classes, and currencies.
The truth is, the US has debased the dollar itself, not the BRICS. While Americans have lived in blissful ignorance, other nations with long memories of failed currencies are building an alternative. The US freezing Russia’s reserves in 2022 was the final straw. It shattered global trust and accelerated a movement toward a new, gold-linked system, which is the inevitable consequence of decades of US debt-driven desperation. Typically, the dollar moves in long multi-year cycles of strength and weakness. Most notably, the dollar has been in a prolonged bull market since around 2007, one of the longest on record. There are signs, however, that this cycle could be turning, based on several economic factors. Central banks worldwide have gradually rebalanced their reserve portfolios away from US dollars in recent years. About 25 years ago, the US dollar made up about 70% of central bank reserves; today it’s roughly 50% on average.
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