The Banks Are Rigging Gold—But Their Grip Is Slipping

Yesterday, we revealed the dirty secret behind “paper gold.” Today, let’s peel back the next layer: how big banks have been manipulating gold prices for decades—and why their days of control might be numbered.

Major institutions like JPMorgan have repeatedly been caught spoofing trades, creating false supply-demand signals to keep gold prices artificially low. Why? Because a strong gold price exposes the weakness of fiat currencies and central banks. By suppressing gold, they keep the illusion of control alive. But now, cracks are forming. Physical demand is surging, central banks are hoarding, and gold deliveries are being delayed. The paper gold system is buckling under its own lies.

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In 2020, JPMorgan paid a record $920 million fine for manipulating gold and silver markets through illegal spoofing—a tactic they used for years before being caught.