| Elon Musk just reignited the debate over America’s gold reserves — publicly questioning whether Fort Knox still holds what the government claims.
At the same time, Musk called the U.S. fiscal situation “de facto bankruptcy.” And he’s not wrong.
As of April 2025, the national debt has surpassed $36 trillion. Interest payments are now higher than the entire U.S. defense budget. And the latest round of Trump tariffs is expected to send inflation surging again — with short-term expectations rising to 3.6%.
What happens if confidence in the dollar collapses?
That’s why everyday Americans — not just billionaires — are rushing into gold and silver to shield their savings.
Gold can’t be printed. It can’t be faked. And it’s never gone to zero.
But here’s what’s alarming: If the U.S. Treasury hasn’t conducted a full Fort Knox audit since the 1950s, and it turns out the gold isn’t there…gold prices could explode overnight.
- ✔ Gold soared 600% during the 1970s inflation crisis
- ✔ It rose 556% from 2000–2011 during global financial turmoil
- ✔ Now, insiders warn another gold rush may be just ahead
Don’t wait for a panic. When the next shock hits, gold may be out of reach for everyday investors.
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