🔴 They Just Brought In Judy Shelton - Something BIG is Coming For GOLD Buyers
The episode examines Judy Shelton’s appointment to a Treasury role and her past support for a gold standard linked to digital finance, alongside her opposition to a Federal Reserve digital currency. The host explores whether a gold revaluation could help address U.S. debt, notes that it could also benefit countries holding gold, and concludes that Shelton’s remarks suggest a sense of urgency about advancing a gold-linked monetary system before China does, while treating a $10,000-or-higher gold revaluation as speculation.
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The host reports that Judy Shelton has been announced as a counselor in the Treasury Department’s Office of the Secretary.
Shelton says she likes the idea of a gold standard and suggests it could operate in a cryptocurrency-like way.
Shelton says she opposes a central-bank digital currency, citing concerns about government access to people’s financial activity.
The host says Treasury gold is recorded at about $11 billion using a valuation of $42.22 per ounce, and argues that even a market-price revaluation would add only about $1 trillion against roughly $40 trillion in debt.
Shelton's Gold-Linked Digital Money
The host connects Judy Shelton’s support for a gold standard with digital finance and cross-border payments, while noting her opposition to a Federal Reserve digital currency.
Gold Revaluation and U.S. Debt
The host estimates how revaluing Treasury gold could add to government accounts, argues that a much higher price might be needed to affect the debt meaningfully, and treats $10,000 gold as speculation.
Global Gold Revaluation Stakes
The host notes that a U.S. gold-price floor could also increase the value of other nations’ reserves, including potentially undisclosed holdings in China and Russia.
Shelton Warns of China's Lead
Shelton says China is likely not transparent about its gold holdings and may be preparing gold-anchored monetary arrangements, arguing that the United States should move quickly.
Urgency Around a Gold Standard
The host closes by emphasizing the perceived urgency to advance a digitally enabled gold standard before China, while asking viewers what a possible revaluation could mean.
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