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Tesla CEO and Government Efficiency Department (DOGE) Head Elon Musk On Sunday, he raised his support to establish a vibrancy of Fort Knoc and his gold reserves.
In response to a question about testing of musk on gold at Fort Knoc, the billionaire said that he thought it would be “great for Fort Knoc.”
American Bullion Depository of Fort Knoc is one of many places across the country where the US government keeps it. Gold storeIt is located in Kentaki.
Elon Musk speaks on 30 March 2025 during a town hall in Green Bay, Vis. (Through Robin Legrand/AFP Getty Image)
“I mean, it will be really fun. And finally, it is really gold of American people, so American people, I think, have the right to see their gold,” he said.
“Hopefully it looks really good. You know, like open the doors, ‘Is it there? Is it really gold? Let’s check.” Perhaps this would be really interesting, “he continued.
The entrance to Fort Knoc is seen on 31 May 2021. (John Cherry/Getty Images)
Musk said that he was “everything for it” and that was President Donald Trump “It is said that he is interested in doing it, so hopefully it happens.”
The principles of conspiracy about the gold position of Fort Knoc have been on a large scale on social media, and Musk and Trump have also speculated whether the bullion is present in a highly safe depository, saying that it needs to be confirmed.
The Trump Back, who confirmed Fort Knox Gold, is as the Treasury says it is
“Who is confirming that gold was not stolen from Fort Knox?” Dogge Head wrote on social media in mid -February, “Probably it’s not there, maybe it’s not.”
Musk has weighed several times in the Fort Knoc Livestream in recent weeks.
For example, in mid -February, he said on X that it would be great to “walk the live video of Fort Knox.” He has also said that “ratings on live broadcast of Fort Knox” will be two fire emozis.
Both current and former Treasury Secretaries have said that Sona was present in Fort Knoc.
Treasury Secretary Scott Besent said In February 1 interview With journalist Dan O’Donal that “we do an audit every year, so the audit ended on September 30, 2024, all gold is present and is responsible for it.”
Treasury Secretary Scott Besent talks to reporters outside the White House on March 13, 2025. (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
In August 2017, Steven Manuchin, who worked as Treasury Secretary in Trump’s first administration, traveled to Fort Knoc, according to the US Mint website. The then Kentaki village. Matt Bavin and Congress members With her.
“Sona was there when I visited it. I hope no one has shifted it. I am sure Told CNBC Last month. “I was the first Treasury Secretary to go there, I think, more than 50 years. There are very serious security protocols, obviously to protect gold that I cannot talk about. But we went, we went, we saw it, and if President Trump wants it to be audited, it is clearly something that can be done easily.”
At the time of his Fort Knoc trip, he then posted on Twitter, “Thanks to the @USMIMINT staff for hosting on #Fortknox #USBD. @USTREASURY Secretary. Glad Gold is safe before John Snader in 1948. Glad Gold is safe!”
The United States Bullion Depository is shown at Fort Knoc. (Luke Show/Getty Image/File)
Fort Knoc is the home of 147.3 million fine Troy ounce of gold bullion in deep storage, according to data published by the data Treasury department At the end of February.
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It represented a “Book Value” of $ 6.2 billion. However, by Tuesday, the gold of Fort Knox is more than $ 459.2 billion, depending on the price of precious metal.
The US Mint said on a webpage dedicated to the US Bullion Depository at Fort Knox, “Gold removed for gold has been used in very small amounts to test the purity of gold during regularly scheduled audit,” and in addition, no gold “has not been transferred from or for many years.”
Overall, the American Treasury has approximately 261.5 million troy ounces of gold bullion and gold coins “in various American Treasury-Relieved places” at the end of February.
Michael Dorgan, Bailey Hill and Eric Rewell contributed to the report.
