The U.S. Is Executing a Soft Default by Devaluing the Dollar Versus Gold

Описание: Is the U.S. quietly “soft defaulting” by letting the dollar weaken against gold? In this episode, we break down the key signals that matter beyond the daily price swings—and why the paper-vs-physical disconnect is the real story.

What you’ll learn:

What a “soft default” means in plain English (and what it doesn’t)

Why paper-price crashes can happen while physical demand stays tight

The difference between leverage-driven selling vs real fundamentals

How delivery mechanics and inventory categories can change the narrative

What dollar devaluation vs gold could imply for the next macro cycle

Key topics covered:

Paper vs physical metals (gold/silver)

Margin pressure, forced liquidation, and volatility

Delivery behavior and warehouse inventory categories

Reserve-currency confidence and debt/liquidity pressures

Why gold can act like a “money barometer”

Data/context used in this video:
We discuss delivery mechanics, exchange inventory categories (registered vs eligible concepts), and macro context around currency confidence and gold’s role as a monetary hedge.

This content is for educational purposes only and is not financial advice. Markets involve risk. Do your own research and consider speaking with a licensed financial professional before making any investment decisions.

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