Monetary Metals

The world is becoming more uncertain, global alliances are shifting, and markets still seem priced for perfection. In this episode, Brent Johnson (@SantiagoAuFund) — creator of the Dollar Milkshake Theory — breaks down what’s happening with the U.S. dollar, gold, global liquidity, and why the next few years could reshape the financial system. Do you think markets are underestimating global risk right now? youtu.be/WE-dSbFPbys

We've talked about gold yield all week. But the most common question is still: “How can gold actually earn a yield?” Monetary Metals connects gold owners with qualified businesses that need gold for inventory or working capital, and they pay to lease or borrow it. See more answers to common questions here: buff.ly/2UeATuA

Set aside a portion of the mined ounces as retained earnings, deploy it with us, earn 3.96% annually, paid in ounces of gold, and run a gold-denominated corporate treasury function.

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Yesterday, we shared the case for gold yield. Today, Keith Weiner explains how it actually works. Instead of sitting idle, gold can finance productive businesses—and investors earn interest paid in gold. Watch Keith's interview with Steve Yang of Natural Resource Stocks here 👇 buff.ly/CTzxRDs

📊 White paper Wednesday 📊 Gold has been treated as a dead asset for decades. But historically, gold circulated as money and productive capital. Our white paper explains how gold yield works—and why it may reshape how investors think about gold. Read the full paper: buff.ly/JFaVsOS

"The world has lost its mind and is drowning in paper denominated debts...and here comes Monetary Metals, throwing out asset-backed life preservers." - Matt A. Learn how Monetary Metals helps investors earn a yield on gold, paid in gold: buff.ly/A7EABPF

The push toward de-dollarization gained momentum in 2022 after the U.S. sanctioned Russia and restricted access to the SWIFT system. That move showed the world the dollar could be used as a geopolitical weapon. In response, countries—especially China—have been increasing their gold reserves. While China is now one of the largest buyers of gold, its holdings are still far smaller than those of the United States. Matching U.S. levels would require years of global gold production. The takeaway from Dr. Campbell Harvey (@camharvey): nations may still use the dollar for trade, but gold is fast becoming the preferred long-term store of value. youtu.be/Z-P8p2NeJDY

"Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East typically reinforce gold's role as a safe-haven asset in the near term." Hiren Chandaria shares his outlook on where gold prices could head this spring with CBS News: buff.ly/Q1k8MGX

Everyone talks about the threat of inflation but what if the bigger risk is actually deflation? Commodities like oil remain historically cheap when adjusted for inflation. Charlie Morris (@AtlasPulse) of ByteTree Asset Management argues that markets rarely move in straight lines, and investors may be underestimating how quickly the narrative could flip from inflation fears to deflation risks: youtu.be/zcj2IAY6tXk

If governments run an irresponsible monetary policy, people may simply stop using its currency. Competition disciplines fiat. When governments behave recklessly, citizens can move to alternatives like tokenized gold. More from @camharvey on the Gold Exchange Podcast: buff.ly/3DaXvtx

The financial system may be changing faster than people realize. Tokenized gold, decentralized finance, and digital assets could reshape how money works in the future. In this episode we spoke with Duke finance professor Dr. Campbell Harvey (@camharvey) about the future of gold, Bitcoin, and the financial system. Watch the full discussion here and let us know: youtu.be/Z-P8p2NeJDY Do you think gold will play a bigger role in the future financial system?

The long-running competition between money and currency is accelerating, with power consolidating around a few decisive winners. Get the full 2026 Gold Outlook Report here: buff.ly/F8QN41y

After sanctions froze Russia’s reserves, countries around the world began increasing their gold holdings as a neutral reserve asset. Even with higher prices, Charlie Morris (@AtlasPulse) of ByteTree Asset Management explains why central banks continue allocating more dollars into gold as confidence in sovereign debt weakens: youtu.be/zcj2IAY6tXk

Bitcoin used to be extremely volatile, but as its market cap grew, volatility has steadily declined. Charlie Morris (@AtlasPulse) of ByteTree Asset Management argues that lower volatility may actually help adoption by attracting larger and more conservative investors. Watch the full conversation on gold, volatility, and monetary competition here: youtu.be/zcj2IAY6tXk

In this discussion with Ben from @Monetary_Metals, ByteTree founder @AtlasPulse talks about market cycles, asset volatility, central bank behavior, and why gold continues to reassert itself as a monetary asset during periods of structural stress. Watch: youtu.be/zcj2IAY6tXk

@Monetary_Metals announced the funding of a 15,515-ounce gold lease to Jawhara Jewellers (about $80 million). The transaction is the result of Jawhara’s decision to transition its gold financing relationship away from a bank to Monetary Metals. Read the full press release here: buff.ly/4AYkbvC

Gold isn’t just reacting to markets — it’s responding to deeper monetary shifts. This episode with Charlie Morris (@AtlasPulse) breaks down what’s changing beneath the surface and why 2026 may look very different than most investors expect: youtu.be/zcj2IAY6tXk

In this interview, @RealKeithWeiner of @Monetary_Metals joins @TheSteveYang to break down why gold keeps reasserting itself as money when confidence in policy and payment rails gets tested: buff.ly/IClMWzc