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    Dov’è l’oro? I conservatori della Germania suonano l’allarme rispetto alle riserve negli Stati Uniti

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    1. machtiiin on

      When I look at the decorations in the White House, I start to worry too.

      All that gold leaf has to come from somewhere and Trump prefers to use other people’s resources, as we now know.

    3. Fun-End-2947 on

      [Executive Order 6102](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Executive_Order_6102) but on an international scale

      In Bitcoin circles, we have a “proof of keys” day where we withdraw crypto held on exchange or 3rd party custodians to private wallets as a method of assuring that the coins actually exist in the wallets of the holder

      Germany needs to arrange to take ownership of its gold asap, because I can 100% see an order coming down that basically confiscates it – Trump is that broken in the head

    6. pastoreyes on

      If Trump/Musk can smell it, it’s already in their pockets

    7. Cernunnos_Child on

      Did it all go to Trump and his family? Hey maybe even Musk took it all

    8. Andvari_Nidavellir on

      It’s very likely to be gone or used as leverage against Germany. They’d be fools not to move it home ASAP.

    9. jelhmb48 on

      This is an issue in the Netherlands too. 31% of our gold reserves, worth about € 17 billion, is stored in NYC at the Federal Reserve. Another 20% is in Canada, 18% is in the UK and 31% is in the Netherlands. I think it’s specifically these countries because of WW2 and resulting fear of a Russian or German invasion. Back in 2014 the NL already moved some gold from NYC to Amsterdam. We have the 11th largest gold stock on earth with 612000 kg.

      (Dutch language article that’s also about dependency on Mastercard)
      https://nos.nl/l/2560460

    10. mcvos on

      > The very idea that they might not be safe would have been considered ridiculous from 1945 … until a couple of weeks ago.

      Are you sure? I remember reading about this very issue years ago, that Germany wanted their gold back from the US and couldn’t get it.

    11. CanadianDarkKnight on

      Probably being melted down to build whatever idol King Donny has decided he wants to go with his $100 bill goat

    13. BlueFingers3D on

      The Dutch central bank have a gold reserve of approx. 11.4 Billion euros at the Federal Reserve too, makes me wonder how many other EU countries keep gold over there.

    14. ThinNeighborhood2276 on

      Germany’s gold reserves in the US are stored at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Concerns often arise about repatriation and transparency.

    15. Historical_Doctor629 on

      Sorry, but what a dumb thing to do. Storing your national reserves in another country? Ally or not, it’s very stupid.

    17. heapOfWallStreet on

      You give your gold to your main ally. Then you discovered that it’s not an ally at all.

    18. stijen4 on

      Good thing we sold all of our gold reserves so we don’t have to worry. Big brain time

    19. nana-korobi-ya-oki on

      If I was Germany, I’d be selling that shit asap

    20. MXAI00D on

      Is probably going to be used to buy bitcoin so might as well start getting it out asap.

    22. Fantastic_Picture384 on

      I know the British aren’t bothered as we sold our gold at the lowest point.

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