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X @Token Terminal 馃搳
Token Terminal 馃搳 2025-08-23 17:49
Financial Innovation & Market Transformation - JPMorgan is evolving into a tech stock [1] - Fundstrat highlights the potential rebirth of Wall Street [1] - The end of the gold standard in 1971 led to a boom in financial innovation [1] - Crypto and stablecoins may remove constraints of legacy rails, potentially leading to another boom in financial innovation around 2025 [1]
X @Ash Crypto
Ash Crypto 2025-08-23 15:35
U_S_ Gold Reserves & Valuation - U_S_ holds 261_5 million ounces of gold, officially valued at $42_22/oz, totaling $11 billion [1] - Market value of U_S_ gold reserves is approximately $867 billion at $3,300/oz, creating an $856 billion shadow reserve [1] - Revaluing gold could strengthen the balance sheet but weaken the dollar [2][4] Potential Impact of Gold Revaluation - Revaluation acts as stealth QE, providing liquidity without printing money [2] - At $5,000/oz, U_S_ gold reserves would equal $1_3 trillion [4] - Government benefits from debt reduction, while savers in dollars and bondholders may face losses [4][6] Obstacles to Revaluation - Political concerns about admitting dollar devaluation and its impact on confidence [5] - Inflationary signals from money printing could send gold and Bitcoin prices soaring [5] - Congressional approval is required for revaluation [5] Market Implications - Gold and Bitcoin holders are likely to benefit from revaluation [6][7] - Dollar weakening and debt shrinking are expected outcomes [7] - Hard assets are favored over paper assets in this scenario [7]
X @Anthony Pompliano 馃尓
Market Analysis - Discussion on whether the Bitcoin bull market is over [1] Economic Commentary - Critique of a fiat economist's inability to admit being wrong [1] - Analysis of the effects of leaving the gold standard [1]
X @Anthony Pompliano 馃尓
Economic Impact - Leaving the gold standard has caused significant hardship for a generation of Americans [1]
Will We See the U.S. Dollar Backed By Gold Again?
Monetary Policy & Gold - The US dollar was once backed by gold, but that system ended [1] - Devaluation and lack of confidence in fiat systems historically lead to a return to linking money to gold [1] - Printing money to pay debt leads to a lack of confidence, potentially triggering a relinking to gold [1] - A relinking of gold to money is conceivable, but far in the future [2]