The Golden Wrecking Ball: Is Trump Using Gold to Collapse the Federal Reserve?
“Gold shall destroy the Fed” - Q
The Golden Wrecking Ball: Is Trump Using Gold to Collapse the Federal Reserve?
In the world of finance, power is never just about the numbers. It’s about control. And right now, the surge in gold prices might be the key weapon in a much larger battle — one that could ultimately see the collapse of the Federal Reserve.
We’ve all been watching the rising price of gold. It’s hit unprecedented levels, surging over $3,400 per ounce. Mainstream financial analysts attribute it to inflationary fears or economic instability, but if you look a little closer, you’ll see something else happening beneath the surface.
This isn’t just a reaction to external conditions — this is part of a larger, deliberate strategy.
Trump’s Calculated Play: Undermining the Dollar
There’s a critical point many overlook: the value of the U.S. dollar is directly tied to confidence. The Federal Reserve has maintained this facade for decades — the dollar as the world’s reserve currency, backed by the ‘full faith and credit’ of the U.S. government. But what happens when confidence in that system starts to erode?
Trump has long been a critic of the Federal Reserve and its control over monetary policy. While the Fed claims to operate independently, Trump’s tactics are aimed at making the dollar seem increasingly unreliable. We saw this with his constant criticisms of Fed Chairman Jerome Powell and his push for low interest rates, followed by his demands to keep the economy growing at all costs.
A Weakened Dollar = A Rising Gold Standard
As the dollar weakens, gold becomes a safe haven. And this is no coincidence. Gold’s recent rise isn’t just a market reaction — it’s Trump’s chess move. While central banks around the world continue to print money and devalue currencies, Trump is making a calculated move to reposition gold as the true measure of wealth.
Countries like China, Russia, and the BRICS have already been buying massive amounts of gold for years. Why? To diversify away from the U.S. dollar, creating a financial system that doesn’t depend on the whims of Washington or the Federal Reserve. Now, Trump’s policies — tariffs, trade wars, and the push for economic nationalism — are accelerating that shift.
Gold’s value doesn’t just rise with inflation; it rises as people and countries move away from fiat currencies, the very foundation of the Fed’s power. As nations dollarize, gold becomes the new safe haven, and the U.S. dollar weakens — setting up the perfect storm to undermine the Federal Reserve’s hold on global finance.
Targeting the Fed: A Masterstroke of Discredit
Let’s be real: Trump is no stranger to manipulating perceptions. He understands the power of perception — particularly when it comes to public trust. By consistently attacking the Federal Reserve, Trump is targeting the very institution that controls the U.S. economy.
In his campaign speeches, Twitter tirades, and public appearances, Trump has repeatedly undermined the Fed’s legitimacy, accusing it of being out of touch with the needs of the average American. Why? To weaken the Fed’s image and diminish its influence.
We’re witnessing a public battle for control of the dollar, and Trump’s strategy is simple: create enough distrust in the Fed that its power is effectively neutralized.
Gold Itself Could Destroy the Fed — And Trump Knows It
This is where the plan gets bolder.
The Federal Reserve’s entire system is based on fiat — paper money backed by nothing but belief. But gold? It’s immutable. Scarce. Real. The more people move their wealth into gold, the more they’re voting against the Fed — and against fiat currency.
Trump doesn’t have to abolish the Fed with an executive order. He can collapse it from the outside — by helping the public and world markets choose gold instead of dollars.
And that’s exactly what’s happening.
If the world starts valuing gold and other assets— not the dollar — as the true standard of wealth, the Fed’s control mechanisms collapse. Interest rates become irrelevant. Monetary policy becomes powerless. The illusion of fiat dissolves, and the Fed’s authority disintegrates with it.
This will be part of Trump’s plan — not just to reform the system, but to reset it. By turning gold into the default hedge, he forces the question:
“If gold is the only asset we trust… why do we need the Fed at all?”
It’s not just economic warfare. It’s monetary revolution.
The Rising Tide of Gold: A Call for a Reset
Now, let’s connect the dots. Gold’s rise is not just a sign of market uncertainty — it’s part of Trump’s larger plan to collapse the Federal Reserve. With gold soaring, the dollar depreciates, and confidence in fiat currency takes a nosedive.
Stage 1: Trump creates trade wars that destabilize the global economy and challenge the dominance of the dollar.
Stage 2: As the dollar weakens, Trump encourages nations to buy gold and move away from the U.S. dollar.
Stage 3: He discredits the Federal Reserve through constant public attacks, forcing its leadership to lose legitimacy.
Stage 4: Once enough distrust is sowed, Trump proposes an alternative — one where gold or blockchain-backed currency replaces the dollar. He may even push for a gold-backed U.S. currency, reclaiming the “real wealth” and power from the hands of central bankers.
Trump’s Tactical Financial War
What we’re seeing is far more than just a spike in gold prices — this is a strategic financial war with the Federal Reserve as the target. Trump is leveraging the collapse of the dollar, the rise of gold, and a public campaign of distrust to undermine the Fed’s authority and open the door for a radical overhaul of the U.S. financial system.
The goal? End the Fed’s grip on the U.S. economy and replace it with a financial system that prioritizes sovereignty, wealth preservation, and hard assets over the illusion of printed fiat money.
If Trump succeeds, this could mark the end of the Federal Reserve and the return to a gold-backed financial system — or something even more radical.
What’s Next?
The Fed is in a precarious position. If gold continues to rise and the dollar’s dominance continues to wane, the groundwork will be laid for a radical financial reset.
Will Trump be the one to push it over the edge? Or will the Federal Reserve prove resilient, holding onto its control of the dollar? One thing is clear — this battle for the future of global finance is only just beginning.