Doomberg Says U.S. Treasury Sanctions Could Boost Bitcoin and Gold as Reserve Assets

Patrick Green’s interview with economist Doomberg argues that U.S. Treasury sanctions on allies force central banks to rethink their holdings. He claims that in a crisis, reserves are sold based on what can be liquidated, not what is desired, which has weakened gold since February 28 but will ultimately be bullish for gold and neutral for Bitcoin. Doomberg also notes that younger, digitally native generations are increasingly favoring Bitcoin as a reserve asset. The discussion touches on broader geopolitical and economic factors, including U.S. pressure on allies, the potential impact of a renewed U.S.–Iran conflict, and the role of gold versus Bitcoin in future reserve strategies.