Gold. Gold shall destroy FED. Q

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The Federal Reserve does not own gold, but it holds and vaults gold on behalf of the U.S. Treasury and foreign central banks.

Ownership: The Fed holds no gold of its own. It holds gold in custody for the U.S. Treasury (about 5% of treasury gold) and for foreign central banks.

Central banks are sitting on massive stockpiles of gold after years of record purchases:

Global central banks now hold ~38,666 tons of gold, reflecting ~17% of all gold ever mined.

Still, the largest portion of gold remains in private hands, with ~97,645 tons held as jewelry, or ~43% of the total.

Investment-related holdings, including bars, coins, and ETFs are ~50,978 tons, making up 23% of the total.

The remaining ~32,602 tons, or 14%, fall into other categories, such as industrial use and private reserves.

Central banks are now major players in the global gold market. And tether. This is an old report Holdings: As of their Q2 2024 report, Tether holds approximately $5.5 billion worth of gold in its reserves. Now an update Tether has accumulated roughly 140 tons of gold, valued at over $24 billion, as of early 2026, with buying rates of 1 to 2 tons per week.

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GOLD shall destroy FED.
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Iran Deal.
Why is this relevant?
Re-read drops re: NK/ Iran.
(Y) What does it mean to be covered in GOLD?
Which couple was photographed covered in GOLD?
The public release was a mistake.
Who released the picture?
Who has all the information?
(Y) What does it mean to be covered in GOLD?
Can you locate one other pic w/ Y head covered in GOLD?
What does this represent?/_\
THE SUM OF ALL FEARS.
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  • Posted by CaptainKirk 1 day, 10 hours ago
    Do these Percentages include the Rehypothecation (where the banks have sold PAPER Gold Short many times, and people only THINK they own the gold?)
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    • Posted by tutor-turtle 11 hours, 11 minutes ago
      The Coinage Act of 1873, signed into law by President Ulysses S. Grant, was a betryal of the Republic and the Constitution.
      It is not-so-coincidently the date of the transformation of this country from a constitutional republic into a Corporation.

      Then there was Roosevelt's confiscation of the peoples gold. Yet another act of treason.

      Then, the final insult was Lying Lindon Johnsons removal of silver from our coinage.
      Coinage Act of 1965

      That's when the metal scams really took off.

      It helps to remember the "Federal Reserve" is neither Federal nor has any Reserves.
      It is a Foreign Bank on US soil, run by Foreigners, for the benefit of Foreigners.
      1913, again not-so-coincidently the date of the elimination of tariffs in favor of the introduction of a Federal Income Tax!

      Are we having fun yet?
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    • Posted by 1 day, 9 hours ago
      Of course they don’t include the paper market w/derivatives.Also defining central banks and Large banks is key.That is why I led this post explaining our central banks lack of any physical gold. When the FEDo no longer covers up and conceals the grift and manipulation of the criminals they installed running the big banks The free decentralized market will correct the fix. Digging deeper into the banks long or short positions in gold and silver is like trying to read viewing through a kaleidoscope. Intentional. Banks hedge and can use arbitrage by trading in the LBMA , COMEX , Hong Kong , Shanghai . and for customer acts.. Needless to say the COMEX and London are legitimized criminal organizations. So there is that. Silver stackers and Gold stackers are fully aware of the physical vs paper mkt. but some paper as an example like PSLV has the physical backing for the “paper”. Other just a promise it seems.
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  • Posted by 2 days, 8 hours ago
    For fun …. Remember, for a metric ton, this is about 32,150.7 troy ounces, and for a short ton, it's approximately 29,166.7 troy ounces. Each metric ton is worth a bit over $150 million. So central banks hold around $5,877,232,000,000 worth of gold in USD.
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    • Posted by freedomforall 2 days ago
      Hmmmm. How many miles in a light year?
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      • Posted by 1 day, 7 hours ago
        $5.877 trillion …….seems like gold is still way undervalued if it becomes the king of currency watch it take off. The stock market value is about $67 trillion if you add all Gold and silver miners together they are less than $1 trillion market cap. Someone’s gonna have some splaining to do. At a trillion that’s 1.4% of precious metals assets in all portfolios. In 1980 it was about 5%. Let’s ask AI
        Here is a breakdown of the historical average and allocation trends:
        Optimal Portfolio Allocation: A 5-15% allocation to precious metals, held consistently, has historically improved portfolio outcomes (risk-adjusted returns) across cycles.
        Average Investor Allocation: Despite recommendations, the average portfolio manager has historically held a much lower percentage, sometimes around 1.9% to 2.8%.
        Key Drivers: Historically, precious metals (particularly gold) have acted as a portfolio stabilizer due to low or negative correlation with equities during periods of market stress.
        Historical Returns: Over the past 25 years (2000-2025), gold has delivered a strong annual return, averaging around 10.9% annually

        OK so that 25 yr 11% avg annual return is now over and central banks will stop printing fake money ……rotflmao. Or if they do it’s because the gold will be so valuable no one will give a shit about their fiat.
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