Gold just hit $4,600, but the price isn’t the real story

Gold Just Hit $4,600 — Central Banks Know Something We Don’t

Gold just hit $4,600, but the price isn’t the real story. Central Banks are dumping US Treasuries for physical gold at the fastest pace in history. Here is exactly what they are preparing for in 2026.

In this video: We analyze why global Central Banks have purchased over 1,000 tonnes of gold for three consecutive years—a shift not seen since the collapse of the Bretton Woods system in 1971. While JP Morgan and Bank of America forecast $5,000 gold, the real signal comes from the selling of US National Debt by BRICS nations. We break down the three critical threats driving this accumulation: the weaponization of sanctions, the $38 trillion fiscal dominance crisis, and the emergence of a post-dollar monetary system.

Key Topics Covered:

The 1971 Parallel: How the current exit from the dollar mirrors the end of the Gold Standard.
De-dollarization Data: Tracking the $71 billion sell-off by China and purchases by Poland and India.
The Debt Trap: Why Janet Yellen’s warnings about interest payments are accelerating the move to hard assets.

00:00 The 1971 Warning: When Gold Replaced the Dollar

00:15 The $4,600 Signal: Why This Rally Is Different

01:49 The Great Rotation: Selling Treasuries for Metal

04:06 Reason #1: Sanction Proofing & The Weaponized Dollar

05:21 Reason #2: The $38 Trillion Fiscal Dominance Trap

06:20 Reason #3: BRICS and the New Monetary Architecture

08:11 The Verdict: Why They Choose Independence

References & Entities:

Data on Official Gold Reserves sourced from the World Gold Council.

US Debt figures cited from the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) 2025 projections.