Greetings Wealth Builders,
Our most recent remote-viewing session on U.S. gold policy produced one of the clearest, most convergent data sets we have seen in years. Taken together, the viewers describe not a gentle accounting adjustment, but a frantic, crisis-driven monetary reset in which gold is revalued dramatically higher—likely to a policy-set price well above current market levels—as part of a broader regime change.
The timeline is measured in years, not decades, and the trigger is a visible systemic failure (liquidity seizure, AI/digital infrastructure overload, or sovereign-debt confidence crisis) that spills into the streets and forces rapid action. The outcome is a new monetary framework where physical gold once again becomes a central pillar of value and settlement.
This outlook stems from a combination of military-grade remote viewing data, the hard mechanics of the $42.22/oz statutory fiction, the Treasury–Fed gold-certificate machinery, and the accelerating physical bottlenecks we already observe in the gold market.