Luke Gromen’s Shocking Warning: BRICS, Gold, Bitcoin & Rare Earths

When Luke Gromen talks, I listen—because this guy has a track record of seeing around corners. And what he just said about BRICS, Gold, Bitcoin, and even the U.S. military... it kind of shook me.

He believes the rules-based global order is already dead. The system that’s held everything together since 1971, he says, is coming apart—and nobody’s telling you the truth about what happens next.

And here’s the kicker: he says the United States, even if it wanted to, couldn’t go to war with China or Russia. Why? Because the U.S. no longer has the industrial base or the raw materials like rare earth elements to sustain a fight.

It’s not fearmongering. That’s the macroeconomic reality.

As someone who has studied and invested in rare-earth companies, I can tell you—he’s right.

This is a new era.

In this blog post, I’ll walk you through what Luke Gromen just revealed—why BRICS nations are shifting to gold, why the U.S. can’t stop it, and how this might finally explain why gold is breaking out… and why Bitcoin, despite everything, still hasn’t gone higher.

I’ve covered a lot of economic uncertainty on my YouTube channel, but this might be the clearest signal yet that the global reset isn’t just coming—it’s already here.

The End of the Rules-Based World Order

The rules-based world order is dead. That’s not a theory—it’s a fact we’re seeing unfold. Luke Gromen says the U.S. isn’t ready for what comes next. Gold is quietly replacing the U.S. dollar, BRICS nations are rewriting the global playbook, and the Federal Reserve is trapped between inflation, debt, and a financial system that’s losing trust.

We’ve entered a new phase of global economics where power is shifting away from paper money and toward scarce, tangible assets—gold, silver, Bitcoin, and even rare earth materials.

BRICS Nations Are Changing the Game

BRICS—Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa—have made one thing clear: they’re tired of the dollar system. Luke Gromen points out that their push for trade in local currencies, and their accumulation of gold, signals a turning point in the post–World War II order.

The world used to run on dollar-based trust. But sanctions, weaponized finance, and the massive U.S. debt load have made countries question that system. Now, trade agreements between BRICS nations are being settled without the dollar—and that changes everything.

If countries don’t need the U.S. dollar to trade, they don’t need to hold U.S. debt either. That’s the quiet but powerful shift reshaping global power.

Gold Is Quietly Replacing the Dollar

Luke Gromen warns that gold isn’t just a commodity anymore—it’s becoming money again. Central banks around the world are buying gold at record levels, while the average investor barely notices.

Why? Because gold doesn’t rely on trust in any government or central bank. It’s scarce, physical, and can’t be printed. When nations lose faith in each other’s currencies, they turn back to the one form of money that’s survived every empire: gold.

We’re watching what Luke calls a “monetary regime change” in real time. Gold is being quietly revalued—not through official declarations, but through behavior.

Bitcoin, Scarce Assets, and the Collapse of Trust

As trust in fiat money fades, people are moving toward assets that can’t be inflated or seized. Luke Gromen believes this is why Bitcoin, gold, and silver are gaining momentum—they’re part of the same story.

These assets are outside the traditional system. They don’t depend on political promises or central bank policies. When confidence breaks, people run to what’s real and finite.

This shift is also about generational psychology. Younger investors don’t trust the old system, and they see digital scarcity as just as valuable as physical scarcity. That’s why Bitcoin’s rise fits perfectly into this new era of distrust.

The Federal Reserve Is Trapped

The Fed’s choices are now lose-lose. If it raises rates, it risks a financial collapse. If it cuts rates, it fuels inflation. Luke Gromen calls this “the endgame of the debt supercycle.”

The U.S. government owes too much, and the interest payments alone are exploding. The only way out is through inflation—by printing money to pay the bills. But that’s exactly what destroys trust in the dollar.

This is why Gromen says the dollar’s dominance is eroding not through a sudden crash, but through slow abandonment. One trade deal at a time, one gold purchase at a time, one BRICS agreement at a time.

Rare Earths and the Next Economic War

Luke Gromen warns that the next major resource war won’t just be about oil—it’ll be about rare earths. These materials power everything from electric vehicles to missiles and smartphones.

China dominates the rare earth supply chain, and that gives them leverage the U.S. can’t easily match. When you combine that with their gold accumulation and partnerships with BRICS nations, it paints a picture of a world quietly decoupling from American influence.

Rare earths, gold, silver, and energy—all scarce, all real—are the foundation of power in this new era.

What Happens Next?

We’re witnessing the slow death of the old financial order. Luke Gromen believes the next decade will redefine what “money” means. The U.S. dollar won’t vanish overnight, but its power will fade as nations build alternatives backed by real assets.

The question isn’t whether this shift will happen—it’s whether you’re prepared for it.

The smart money is already moving into gold, silver, Bitcoin, commodities, and real assets that hold value when trust disappears.

Key Takeaways:

• Luke Gromen says the U.S.-led financial system is collapsing under its own debt.
• BRICS nations are quietly moving away from the U.S. dollar.
• Gold is being revalued as the foundation of global money.
• The Fed is trapped between inflation and insolvency.
• Scarce assets—gold, silver, Bitcoin, and rare earths—will define the next global power shift.

Do you think Luke Gromen is right?
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