Gold Is King Again: The End of Fiat and the Rise of the BRICS Gold Standard

EDITOR'S NOTES

The Bankers’ Fiat Ponzi Scheme Is Collapsing – Gold Is the Exit Ramp

Forget the election drama and geopolitical saber-rattling for a minute, folks. There’s something bigger going on—gold is making a comeback. And I’m not talking about jewelry or collector coins. I mean real, hard gold—the kind central banks hoard when the wheels start coming off the fiat money bus.

The system is cracking, and governments know it. That’s why they’ve been quietly stockpiling gold like doomsday preppers hoarding canned beans. And here’s the thing they won’t tell you: the era of fiat currency domination is coming to an end. The BRICS nations are already laying the groundwork for a new financial system—and spoiler alert—it’s going to be backed by gold, not the almighty dollar. If you aren’t holding gold when this happens, you’re about to get left holding the bag—of worthless paper.

Derek Wolfe Oct 30, 24

The Gold Standard Never Died – It Just Went Underground

Gold has been humanity’s go-to money for thousands of years. It didn’t vanish in 1971 when Nixon slammed the door on gold-backed dollars—it just got locked in the basement while the bankers ran their fiat experiment. But now, with over 37,000 metric tonnes of gold in central bank vaults, the writing’s on the wall: gold never stopped being real money. The bankers just stopped admitting it.

Fiat currency? It’s a confidence game. The only thing keeping it afloat is the belief that it’s worth something. When that belief wavers—and it is wavering—governments run to the one thing that has stood the test of time: gold. And they’re running fast.

Follow the Gold Trail: Central Banks Are Hoarding Hard

Central banks around the world aren’t just dabbling in gold—they’re devouring it. Over the past few years, they’ve ramped up their reserves by 12%, with Russia and China leading the charge. Russia has stacked 2,335 metric tonnes, while China claims 2,264 tonnes—although you can bet they’ve got even more stashed off the books.

And it’s not just the usual suspects. India, Turkey, Poland, and Uzbekistan are elbowing their way into the gold club too. They’re not doing this out of nostalgia; they’re doing it because they know fiat currencies are circling the drain. When governments start hoarding gold like it’s Black Friday, you better believe something big is coming.

Gold Prices Are Climbing – And the Sky’s the Limit

The numbers don’t lie. Gold has doubled in value in just five years, and most of that growth has happened recently. In November 2022, gold was trading at $1,630 an ounce. Today? It’s sitting at $2,754. That’s a 69% gain in less than two years. And it’s just getting started.

Here’s the part investors miss: every price jump makes the next one easier. When gold goes from $2,500 to $2,600, that’s a 4% gain. But going from $9,000 to $10,000? That’s just 11%. Same $1,000 gain, but with less resistance—and a whole lot more profit. As the base price rises, these jumps become psychologically easier for investors, triggering a feeding frenzy that drives prices even higher.

The math is simple, but the herd won’t catch on until it’s too late. That’s when gold will go parabolic.

The BRICS Have a New Weapon – And It Ain’t the Dollar

Here’s the real bombshell: the BRICS nations (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa) just took a sledgehammer to the U.S.-dominated financial order. At their latest meeting in Kazan, they didn’t announce a shiny new currency—yet—but they rolled out something almost as dangerous: a blockchain-based trade ledger called “BRICS Clear.”

This system lets them trade in their own currencies, bypassing the dollar entirely. Russia can sell oil to China in rubles, India can send tech to Brazil in rupees, and all of it gets logged on the ledger. No dollars, no SWIFT, and best of all—no sanctions. This isn’t just an experiment—it’s the future.

But there’s a catch. As these countries swap their local currencies, they’ll run into imbalances. What do you do when you’re drowning in a currency you don’t need? Simple. You convert it to gold. This new system is practically an open invitation for the BRICS to turn gold into the backbone of international trade—whether the West likes it or not.

The New Gold Standard – Without the Rules

We’re on the cusp of an informal gold standard—one that doesn’t need fixed exchange rates or massive piles of convertible bullion in bank vaults. The BRICS are about to use gold as an anchor for their financial dealings, and the U.S. is powerless to stop it. They’ve figured out what Western central banks have known all along: gold is money. Always has been. Always will be.

The difference now? The BRICS won’t play by the old rules. They don’t need to peg their currencies to gold officially—they just need to buy it. And as they do, the price of gold will explode, dragging the dollar down with it. This isn’t just a shift in economic power—it’s a total reset.

Time to Buy Gold – Before the Spike Hits

Here’s the bottom line: gold is on the launchpad, and the fuse has been lit. Central banks are buying up every ounce they can get their hands on, and once the BRICS system kicks into full gear, the dollar’s days as the world’s reserve currency are numbered.

When that happens, gold will be the last safe haven standing. And those who get in early will reap the rewards. This is the easiest asymmetric trade you’ll ever find. Central banks are already building a floor under the gold price, buying the dips like clockwork. All it takes is one unexpected shock—a war, a banking crisis, or another dollar meltdown—and gold will skyrocket.

Don’t Wait for the Collapse – Protect Yourself Now

This is your warning: the fiat game is coming to an end, and gold is the exit strategy. If you wait until the headlines scream “Gold Hits $10,000,” you’ll be too late. The smart money is already making their move. Are you?

Download Seven Steps to Protect Yourself from Bank Failure by Bill Brocius right now (click here) to get ahead of the coming storm. The collapse is coming. The only question is—will you be ready?