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A significant point made is the potential revaluation of gold by governments to cover accumulated debt—possibly to $125,000 per ounce or more. This process could temporarily inflate the value of gold, allowing governments to ease their debt burden—but only temporarily.
Halter indicates that gold's rising price reflects the loss of trust in fiat currencies and the decline of the dollar as the global reserve.
The Future Roadmap
Halter envisions a phased approach:
Short-term: Introduction of stablecoins and CBDCs as tools to maintain control, but likely with short-lived success.
Mid-term: A gold revaluation and increased use of physical precious metals as reserve assets.