Gold Telegraph
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BREAKING NEWS: MAJOR BANKS EXPLORE ISSUING STABLECOIN PEGGED TO G7 CURRENCIES
Very big news.
“Group includes US, UK, Swiss, Japanese, Canadian lenders…”
Years ago, I said stablecoins would be the real future of finance. Most thought it was absurd, too dull to matter. Now the biggest banks and G7 nations are racing to get involved. The real thing to watch: Stablecoins and gold People are starting to see it slowly. It.
At the start of 2025, Sean Boyd, one of the leaders of Agnico Eagle, told me he believed gold could reach $5,000 an ounce. At the time, few were bold enough to make that call. Today, gold is trading above $4,000, and the world is beginning to see what he saw coming. I am looking forward to having Sean back on the show.
People look at gold’s surge and think it came out of nowhere. They shouldn’t. This has been years in the making. The quiet accumulation by central banks, the steady hand of the East, nations turning from the dollar, the rise of the Shanghai Gold Exchange, and a world drowning in debt. That is just some; the list is much longer. What’s happening now isn’t sudden. It’s the inevitable becoming visible.
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There’s a quiet war being fought over the elements that power our world. China just moved another piece on the chess board… limiting rare earth exports.
The age of cheap resources is over.
The age of mineral power has begun.
A U.S. TREASURY-ISSUED GOLD-BACKED STABLECOIN?
Dr. Judy Shelton told me she envisions a “Solidus”.
A modern digital currency partially backed by a gold-convertible Treasury.
A nod to the ancient Roman coin that stood for strength and trust. This idea could fuse blockchain transparency with sound-money integrity.
Imagine a U.S.-issued digital dollar tied to gold not by decree, but by convertibility restoring faith in money while harnessing technology to enable faster, borderless transactions.
It’s a vision where the oldest store of value meets the newest form of exchange.
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A U.S. TREASURY-ISSUED GOLD-BACKED STABLECOIN? ⚖️
— Gold Telegraph ⚡ (@GoldTelegraph_) October 11, 2025
Dr. Judy Shelton told me she envisions a “Solidus”.
A modern digital currency partially backed by a gold-convertible Treasury.
A nod to the ancient Roman coin that stood for strength and trust. This idea could fuse blockchain… pic.twitter.com/9Byt4olKTu
We discuss gold, the dollar, BRICS, China and the future.
Watch the full conversation, here:
The United States bailed out Argentina this week. Most people missed some quiet details: The U.S. Treasury Secretary pointed to Argentina’s wealth in rare earth minerals. The global scramble for critical minerals is accelerating.
The head of the IMF just compared today’s equity valuations to the euphoria of the dot-com bubble 25 years ago. The irony? Those valuations exist because central banks flooded the world with liquidity. You can’t make this stuff up anymore…
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https://x.com/GoldTelegraph_/status/1976738690052546942
https://x.com/GoldTelegraph_/status/1976744774951747724
https://x.com/GoldTelegraph_/status/1976753650916901270
https://x.com/GoldTelegraph_/status/1976758377310265786
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https://x.com/GoldTelegraph_/status/1977059111604044227
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https://x.com/GoldTelegraph_/status/1977143481559883821
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