{quote}funny guy, i dont know where that come from but offical prediction (some bank as JP morgan and HSBC) only 5k at end of 2026 which is quite suitable for current sittuation if price not drop below 4008
Let’s calculate this step by step carefully
Given:
- Gold reserves: 8,133 tonnes
- Gold price: $10,000 per ounce
- 1 tonne = 32,150.7 troy ounces
Step 1: Convert tonnes → ounces
8,133 tonnes×32,150.7 oz/tonne=261,498,623.1 oz8,133 \text{ tonnes} \times 32,150.7 \text{ oz/tonne} = 261,498,623.1 \text{ oz}8,133 tonnes×32,150.7 oz/tonne=261,498,623.1 oz
Step 2: Multiply by price per ounce
261,498,623.1 oz×$10,000/oz=2,614,986,231,000,000261,498,623.1 \text{ oz} \times \$10,000/\text{oz} = 2,614,986,231,000,000261,498,623.1 oz×$10,000/oz=2,614,986,231,000,000
Final Value:
≈ $2.615 trillion USD
So if the U.S. gold reserves (8,133 tonnes) were valued at $10,000 per ounce, they’d be worth about $2.6 trillion — roughly enough to cover about 10% of total U.S. federal debt (which is around $27–30 trillion).
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