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The recent rise in the price of gold is not because of market volatility, or banks stockpiling it because of tariff fears. Gold is being re‐classified as a Tier 1 asset, like cash or sovereign bonds.

  1. Banks can now use gold as Tier 1 capital
  2. Gold becomes accepted as interbank collateral
  3. Those who custody gold now hold system-grade liquidity

Physical gold—not contracts—will soon become a key part of the global financial system.

Physical gold will become much more valuable than it is now. Holding it may even become illegal as it has been in the past.

[direct link](https://x.com/mcm_ct_usa/status/1913315895952257283) The recent rise in the price of gold is not because of market volatility, or banks stockpiling it because of tariff fears. Gold is being re‐classified as a Tier 1 asset, like cash or sovereign bonds. 1. Banks can now use gold as Tier 1 capital 2. Gold becomes accepted as interbank collateral 3. Those who custody gold now hold system-grade liquidity Physical gold—not contracts—will soon become a key part of the global financial system. Physical gold will become much more valuable than it is now. Holding it may even become illegal as it has been in the past.

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The author of that thread made some gold price predictions (nitter.net).

My target range remains:

  • $20,000–$30,000 per ounce
  • upper $30,000s is absolutely not impossible—but that’s beyond anything anyone needs to focus on.

Ultimately, the exact target is secondary.

What matters most is this:

Gold will be trading well above $10,000/oz within five years.