Tag: United States Department of the Treasury
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Gold Revaluation Imminent? US Treasury Hoard Tops $1 Trillion For First Time
On the back of a 45% surge in the price of gold this year, the US Treasury’s hoard of the barbarous relic has surpassed $1 trillion in value for the first time in history. That is more than 90 times what’s stated on the government’s balance sheet and is reigniting speculation that Treasury Secretary Bessent could revalue (mark…
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The Gathering of Eagles: A Turning Point for America’s Future and Global Finance
A rare and dramatic scene has unfolded at Quantico, Virginia. Dubbed the “Gathering of Eagles,” President Donald Trump — in his role as Commander in Chief — reportedly summoned all commanders of the U.S. Military to a high-level meeting at “The Farm” in Quantico. This event, held just after the Marine Corps Silent Drill Platoon…
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Economic Alchemy: Transforming Debt into Dividend Dollars
As we enter a transformative chapter in American monetary history, a new term is gaining traction: Economic Alchemy. Unlike medieval attempts to turn base metals into gold, today’s alchemy refers to the financial reinvention of a broken system — converting a debt-based fiat currency into a 100% reserve-backed Dividend Dollar, ushering in a Golden Era…
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A Great Awakening: The Treasury, The Fed, and the Ghosts of Satoshi
It is summer in America, but the winds are cold in Washington. The smell of fear is sharp in the corridors of money, and the echoes of old gunpowder hang over the Potomac like a veteran’s breath. The battle is joined now—not with sabers but statutes, not with musket balls but Bitcoin wallets long silent,…
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Stablecoins and U.S. T-Bills: The Treasury Eyes a New Era of Digital Demand
In a quietly momentous shift, the U.S. Treasury Borrowing Advisory Committee (TBAC) has formally acknowledged the disruptive and potentially beneficial role of stablecoins in the broader financial ecosystem. Once viewed with skepticism, dollar-backed stablecoins are now being discussed as a “new payment mechanism” — and more importantly, as a significant and growing source of demand…
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U.S. offshore banking industry strikes back at FATCA IGAs
Diego S., a wealthy Latin American media executive, travels frequently on business between his home city in South America and New York City. He usually prefers to take a flight with a Miami stopover rather than one of the two daily NYC bound non-stops. The Miami stop is not about visiting relatives or even shopping,…