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"He who has gold, sets the rules."
These words are not just Trump's election slogan,
Rather, it is an old geopolitical reality that is being vigorously revived today.

When we look at the numbers, we realize how much "influence" Washington is silently exerting:

Germany: Holds about 40% of its gold reserves in the custody of the United States.

Italy: It puts about 50% of its gold overseas, specifically in American coffers.

Netherlands: The United States secures 30% of its sovereign wealth from the yellow metal.
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The issue here goes beyond logistical warehousing;
It's about trust, dependence, and the equation of power.

In the world of finance, there is an unwritten rule that says:
"If gold isn't in your vault, it's not entirely yours."

Trump understands that controlling "other people's bullion" is just as important a political pressure card as the dollar or the gun.

It is a stark reminder that international rules are not written by law alone.
Rather, it is written by those who have the keys to the vaults.
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The bottom line:
The world is moving towards reevaluating the meaning of "safety."
Will we see a wave of European gold withdrawals from America to regain lost sovereignty?

Or will the rules remain the same? In whose hand owns the gold?

What do you think,
Is holding gold abroad a security risk?
Or is it an economic necessity?

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