
The Jay Martin Show This Is Why Gold Is Rising While the Dollar Falls Apart
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Nov 22, 2025 In this thought-provoking conversation, precious-metals expert Andy Schectman dives into the shifting sands of global finance. He explores how the Genius Act and Treasury-backed stablecoins could reshape the U.S. dollar system. Schectman highlights the soaring demand for gold amidst banking fragility and discusses the U.S.'s strategic moves to secure critical minerals. The podcast also touches on the implications of reshoring, inflation risks, and the erosion of trust in the banking system that could spell deeper economic challenges.
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Stablecoins Create Synthetic Treasury Demand
- The Genius Act creates synthetic demand by requiring stablecoins to be backed by short-term U.S. treasuries.
- That backing funnels new dollar movement into treasury purchases and pushes front-end rates down synthetically.
Issuers Capture Treasury Interest
- Stablecoin issuers keep the interest earned on treasuries that back coin movement instead of passing it to holders.
- Firms like Tether are using that retained interest to accumulate gold and Bitcoin at scale.
Debasing Currency To Reshore Manufacturing
- Debasing the dollar by raising gold prices can make U.S. exports more competitive and support reshoring.
- The plan links synthetic front-end demand with a potential long-end gold peg to revive manufacturing.

