Coin Bureau, relaying another source: GLD will rise

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USDT is throwing off billions in profit each year. But it also leaves Tether heavily exposed to US financial infrastructure and regulation. By recycling some of that carry into royalties, Tether gets income that should rise with gold prices and sits further outside the reach of a single jurisdiction. On the other side of the trade, the mining industry has reasons to welcome this new entrant. Miners have spent years complaining that conventional financing is harder to secure thanks to ESG constraints, higher rates, and nervous lenders. One poll from Goldman Sachs found that almost 70% of institutional investors still expect higher gold prices into 2026, but that doesn't automatically translate into cheap capital for mid-tier producers. Having a cashrich nonsvereign buyer like Tether willing to write big checks for royalties and streams gives developers a funding option that isn't a dilutive equity raise or a painful bank loan. So Tether is now part of the structural demand story for gold. Its bullion buying already rivals that of smaller central banks. It's throwing hundreds of millions into mine linked investments. Sprinkle on top a Wall Street caliber metals desk and we're no longer

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