Doomberg Says US Treasury Sanctions Are 'Wildly Bullish' for Bitcoin and Gold

Doomberg: US Treasury Sanctions are “Wildly Bullish” for Bitcoin & Gold

What happens to reserve holdings when they cannot be sold? According to Doomberg, U.S. pressure on allied nations to keep their Treasury holdings changes the calculus for central banks. In a crisis, he argues, “you sell what you can sell, not what you want to sell.” That dynamic explains gold’s recent softness since February 28, but over the longer term he views it as extremely favorable for gold and Bitcoin as neutral reserve assets. Doomberg also discusses why younger, highly online demographics are more inclined to adopt Bitcoin.

Chapters:
00:00 Doomberg on the Fed, Kevin Warsh and the Midterm Elections
01:21 Will Trump Restart the War in Iran After the Midterms?
03:11 Houthi Refinery Strikes, $110 Brent and Prices at the Pump
05:03 What a Renewed U.S.–Iran Conflict Would Mean for Global Markets
09:21 Doomberg’s Bull Case: Peace Deals and a Post-Midterm Boom
11:00 How a Diesel Shortage Turns Into a Glut
13:27 Europe’s Energy Crisis, French Bonds and U.S. Treasuries
16:38 Will Germany Bail Out France? The Future of the EU
19:02 Gold vs. Bitcoin as Reserve Assets
24:54 Christine Lagarde’s Early Exit and ECB Politics

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