Discussions about financial reloading in the U.S. are gaining momentum. The Federal Reserve is considering the revaluation of its 261.5 million ounces of gold, which is still valued at $42 per ounce, while the market price exceeds $3300. Such a step could add $900 billion to GDP without selling the metal, using gold certificates. This could potentially reduce the debt burden but threatens to accelerate inflation and erode trust in the dollar.
For Bitcoin, this could have a dual effect. On one hand, the depreciation of the dollar may push investors towards cryptocurrencies as an alternative asset, increasing demand for Bitcoin. On the other hand, institutional control and regulatory pressure could transform it from a decentralized tool into a managed asset, which contradicts its original philosophy. Experts warn: if the U.S. integrates Bitcoin into strategic reserves through a revaluation of gold, it could limit its freedom.
Critics argue that revaluation is a temporary measure that does not solve systemic problems but merely postpones the crisis. Global markets are closely monitoring these changes, as the fate of Bitcoin could be a litmus test for a new financial era.
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