Pierre Lassonde: Emas Menggantikan Dolar & Akan Mencapai $17.250 pada Tahun 2030

Pierre Lassonde, investor and co‑founder of Franco Nevada, joins Trey Reik of Wealthion to explain why the gold market may be entering its strongest phase in 50 years. He warns that rising global debt, financial repression, and waning confidence in the U.S. dollar are driving central banks to sell dollars for gold, and that the Shanghai Gold Exchange could soon set global prices. Lassonde discusses the potential for silver to overtake gold, the undervaluation of gold mining companies, and the paradox that the gold sector remains smaller than tech giants like Tesla or Nvidia. He predicts that gold could reach $17,250 per ounce by 2030, a shift that would reshape the global financial system. The discussion is broken into segments with timestamps: 1:30 – comparison of today’s gold battle to the 1970s; 3:59 – the gradual then sudden rise of gold; 7:27 – the end of the dollar era and the new gold‑based monetary world; 10:10 – can gold serve as a system safety net?; 11:39 – the path to five‑digit gold prices; 12:16 – Lassonde’s $17,250 gold call; 13:21 – silver’s spotlight; 15:13 – the impact of royalty models on traditional mining; 19:55 – lessons from mega‑deals 2014–2016; 21:44 – Wealthion gold nuggets; 25:46 – are mines still cheap?; 27:19 – overlooked mega deposits; 33:32 – can you feel a mine before the numbers?; 36:04 – other investment opportunities discussed by Lassonde.