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The Rebirth of Mining | Feb 19, 2026 | Tavi Costa

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Neither the macro regime nor industry fundamentals point to late-stage conditions.

Seen through this lens, recent price moves in hard assets are not signs of excess. They are the opening act of a much larger repricing, in our view.

The forces driving this shift are structural and self-reinforcing, including:

  • Record sovereign debt driven by persistent twin deficits
  • A constrained Federal Reserve limited by the rising cost of debt service
  • A global system reliant on inflation to reduce leverage
  • Accelerating central bank gold accumulation to restore monetary credibility
  • Constrained supply of gold and critical metals after decades of underinvestment

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Focusing on the US alone is instructive. During the last period of extreme debt expansion — World War II — US government debt surged to levels comparable to today. At that time, roughly 51% of federal debt was backed by gold reserves.

Today, total debt is even larger — yet only about 3% is backed by gold. This comparison powerfully illustrates just how deeply undervalued gold is on a historical basis.

Without speculating or stretching assumptions, consider the math.

If US government debt were ever backed by gold at the same 51% level seen in the 1940s, total US gold reserves would need to be worth roughly $20 trillion. With 261.5 million ounces of gold, that implies a gold price near $75,000 per ounce.....

"Alexander Hamilton called it the ancient dollar it was already an established uh uh unit of measure it was already an established currency well before the United States" Brendan Greeley 00:06:55 https://youtu.be/QiX7KmApTtI?si=cdzwMESLY6t…