Have the Gold Reserves Worth $425 Million Disappeared? Elon Musk Questions the Integrity of Fort Knox


A month ago Donald Trump ordered the declassification of records related to the assassination of John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, and Martin Luther King Jr. Conspiracy theories have long surrounded these events. But another long-standing mystery surrounds the gold reserves in Fort Knox.


The latest wave of speculation was sparked by Elon Musk. The billionaire asked a simple yet unsettling question: How do we know the gold is still there? Fort Knox is supposed to hold $425 billion worth of gold, but who has actually verified this? Musk doubts its existence and suggests a live video walkthrough to prove it. 


His statements ignited heated discussions in social media with the public demanding greater transparency. Even a U.S. senator was denied access when he requested to inspect the facility. 

Fort Knox is a U.S. Army base in Kentucky located next to the United States Bullion Depository, where the country’s official golden reserves are stored. 


The vault is infamous for its exceptionally strict security measures, which have only fueled conspiracy theories. One of the most persistent claims is that the gold is long gone—either spent or secretly moved elsewhere.


Public calls for an independent audit are getting stronger, and the US President has taken notice. On February, 19, Donald Trump voiced his support for Musk’s concerns and announced the intention of his administration to audit gold reserves stored in Fort Knox. Speaking on the matter, he stated that officials are about to visit the vault to verify the gold reserves there. 

Trump declared: 


“We’re going to go into Fort Knox to make sure the gold is there.” 


And then remarked:


“If the gold isn’t there, we’re going to be very upset.”


Is this just another baseless conspiracy or are these doubts justified? Regardless of the outcome, transparency is the best way to maintain public trust.



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