Anonymous wrote:Well if you let Elon in you can be sure it will be empty when he leaves.
Anonymous wrote:Trump's last treasury secretary went there. This is stupid and just performance theater (and mostly just a pump and dump scheme for cryptocurrencies, per usual).
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How do you think so many government employees get so rich? It’s well known they’re skimming from Fort Knox, the federal reserve, the treasury. Good thing DOGE’s team of crime fighting teenagers are there to uncover all their secrets!
I hear every employee leaves with a gold bar every day.
I know you’re trolling me but it makes me think- AI says if spread out to a thickness of 12 inches, the U.S. gold reserves would cover approximately 0.26 American football fields.
I imagined more I guess…
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Well if you let Elon in you can be sure it will be empty when he leaves.
Seriously. Quickest way to lose that gold is to let Elon in there.

Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is part of their plan to get the US to sink money into crypto
How so?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DH has read about the idea to revalue the gold reserves as a way to pay down the national debt, and now he's obsessed with buying gold because he thinks the value will skyrocket.
Someone please give me some arguments/ammunition to convince him this is a bad idea.
Tell him to by bitcoin instead
Anonymous wrote:DH has read about the idea to revalue the gold reserves as a way to pay down the national debt, and now he's obsessed with buying gold because he thinks the value will skyrocket.
Someone please give me some arguments/ammunition to convince him this is a bad idea.

Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is part of their plan to get the US to sink money into crypto
How so?
They want the US to sell off gold or else to revalue the gold reserves at a higher amount and then declare we can afford to sink cash into bitcoin.
By drawing attention to Fort Knox and whether people even know how much gold is there or how much it’s worth they’ll argue the existing gold reserve isn’t serving any purpose and should be converted to bitcoin.
Doubtful. BTC is just more fiat currency, wouldn’t fix anything unless combined with gold and silver.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is part of their plan to get the US to sink money into crypto
How so?
They want the US to sell off gold or else to revalue the gold reserves at a higher amount and then declare we can afford to sink cash into bitcoin.
By drawing attention to Fort Knox and whether people even know how much gold is there or how much it’s worth they’ll argue the existing gold reserve isn’t serving any purpose and should be converted to bitcoin.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is part of their plan to get the US to sink money into crypto
How so?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The gold is actually not there anymore. I thought everyone knew this? They moved it in the late 80s/early 90s.
Untrue. I've seen it in the 2000s. Both FK and WP.