In this second session of the Future of Gold series, Brent Johnson, Whitney Baker, Izabella Kaminska and John Butler debate one of the most consequential questions of our time: is the global monetary system on the verge of a historic reset, and what role will gold play in what comes next?
The conversation starts with gold’s re-emergence as a monetary anchor, then escalates into a sharp disagreement over whether gold will be officially remonetized, whether the dollar can remain dominant through crisis, and whether China’s gold strategy signals the beginning of a new system. From there, the panel dives into oil trade settlement, physical versus paper gold, Eastern vs Western pricing power, and the role tokenized gold and stablecoins could play in a new Bretton Woods-style framework.
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