The U.S. dollar is collapsing — down 10.8% in just the first half of 2025. That’s the steepest drop since Nixon ended the gold standard in 1971.
It’s a full-blown warning shot
If you’ve got savings in dollars… if your retirement is tied up in paper assets… you’re exposed. And history shows what comes next isn’t pretty.
Since World War II, the dollar has held its place as the world’s reserve currency. But that dominance is now being questioned—by foreign nations, central banks, and even long-time allies. If history is any guide… that’s a problem you can’t afford to ignore.
Foreign central banks are dumping dollars and buying gold at record levels: 1,136 tonnes in 2022, 1,037 tonnes in 2023, 1,045 tonnes in 2024, and 2025 is already on pace to break new records.
Why? They’re not waiting for a crisis to hit. They’re protecting their reserves before it’s too late. They no longer trust the U.S. government to manage its currency responsibly. Trillions in printed dollars and rising geopolitical risks have made gold—real, tangible, and limited—a safer store of value.
Meanwhile, the U.S. national debt has soared past $36 trillion. And now, just paying the interest on that debt costs over $1 trillion every year—more than the U.S. spends on defense. That means even more borrowing, more money printing, and more pressure on the dollar. This vicious cycle is eroding global confidence in the dollars—and it’s everyday Americans who will pay the price.
So what are you doing?
Because if the dollar keeps falling, your purchasing power will continue to shrink and your savings could take a massive hit.
Gold doesn’t inflate. It doesn’t default. It can’t be printed, and it’s outlasted every currency collapse in modern history.
