00:00Imagine the following scenario.
00:03Everything you have built in your life,
00:05your savings, your retirement provision, your financial safety net,
00:10can be worthless within a few years.
00:13Impossible, you might think now.
00:15This kind of thing doesn't happen here in Europe.
00:17But did you know that since its introduction, the euro
00:20has lost more than 85% of its value against gold?
00:24Or that German currencies in the last 100 years
00:27survived on average only 27 years?
00:30The euro has existed since 1999
00:32and has thus almost reached its statistical expiration date.
00:37So welcome back.
00:39In this video I reveal the uncomfortable truth,
00:41that politicians and banks don't want to talk about.
00:44The euro is at a crossroads
00:45and the signs for its future are alarming.
00:48Stay tuned, because what you will learn in the next few minutes,
00:51could be the crucial protection for your assets.
00:54We are talking about the end of the euro.
00:56But please also form your own opinion,
00:58because as always, the content of this video is
01:01neither investment advice nor a recommendation for action.
01:05What I present to you is only the result of my research.
01:08But this is frightening.
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01:20From now on, let me share the grave truth with you.
01:23First, let’s take a look back in time.
01:26What exactly is money?
01:29The note in your pocket?
01:30The numbers in your bank account?
01:32But all of this has no value.
01:34Nothing. Zero.
01:36The euro in your hand is basically just printed paper,
01:39whose value is based solely on trust,
01:42that we put into the outgoing institution.
01:44And this trust has been shaken again and again in the past.
01:47And now it's like that again.
01:49Germany has experienced no fewer than 5 different currencies in the last 100 years.
01:54The paper mark, the Rentenmark, the Reichsmark, the Deutsche Mark and the Euro.
01:59Each of these currencies wrote its own story of decline.
02:03Think back to the hyperinflation of the early 1920s,
02:06when the paper mark lost value drastically.
02:09So bad that people had to carry their wages home in wheelbarrows
02:13and bread cost more than a house just a few years before.
02:16To the time when wages had to be paid every day,
02:19because it was already worthless the next day.
02:22The fact that they are back in the 1920s is not the only parallel.
02:25Or the currency reform of 1948,
02:28when the Reichsmark was replaced by the Deutsche Mark overnight
02:31and many people lost a large part of their savings.
02:34These examples are not historical anomalies.
02:37They are part of a recurring pattern and cycle.
02:40The average lifespan of a fiat currency,
02:42i.e. a currency without intrinsic value,
02:45is only 25 years.
02:47Half of all fiat currencies do not even survive a decade.
02:50That should give you something to think about.
02:52Because just think, in a time
02:54in which we should save for our pensions in the long term,
02:56Our entire financial system is based
02:58on a means of payment that historically
03:00hardly a generation survives.
03:03And now think about it,
03:04how long the euro has existed
03:05and what that could mean for you.
03:08But the euro is different, some will now say.
03:11After all, it is supported by the European Central Bank.
03:14One of the most powerful financial institutions in the world.
03:17Let’s take a closer look
03:19on the activities of this institution.
03:21Between 2005 and 2018, the ECB
03:24as part of its quantitative easing program
03:27over 2.1 trillion euros created practically out of nothing.
03:33Trillions.
03:34With a B.
03:35A number so large,
03:36that it is difficult for the normal mind to grasp.
03:38This massive money creation continued in the following years.
03:43At the end of 2024, the money supply M3 in the Eurozone reached
03:46that is the total amount of cash,
03:48Bank deposits and other liquid assets,
03:51an incredible 16.7 trillion euros.
03:55For comparison, that is simply five times
03:57the annual economic output of Germany.
04:00More than a fifth of all money,
04:02that has ever existed,
04:03dates back to the last 5 years.
04:05That's just crazy.
04:06And what happens if you drastically increase the quantity of a product?
04:10Their value is decreasing.
04:11This is a simple economic principle.
04:14More money in the system means
04:15that every single euro is worth less.
04:17This process is known as inflation.
04:20The official inflation rate in the euro area
04:22was 2.3% in February 2025.
04:25However, this number does not tell the whole story.
04:28The real inflation that you experience when shopping every day,
04:31in the rental prices and in your other services,
04:34is much higher.
04:35Even above the double-digit range.
04:38And even with a very moderate inflation of 2.3%
04:41your money loses half of its purchasing power in about 30 years.
04:44Unfortunately, very few people are aware of this.
04:47While the euro has been
04:48continuously loses purchasing power,
04:50are there alternatives,
04:51which have proven to be of stable value over millennia.
04:54Gold and silver.
04:56Since the introduction of the euro in 1999
04:58the gold price measured in euros
05:01and increased by an impressive 550%.
05:04In other words,
05:06During this time, the euro lost 85% of its value against gold.
05:11If you had invested 10,000 euros in gold 25 years ago,
05:14would be worth over 65,000 euros today,
05:17while they have become almost worthless in cash.
05:20But why is that?
05:21Very easy.
05:22Unlike paper money, precious metals have an intrinsic value.
05:26Gold and silver are rare,
05:28have a wide range of uses
05:30and cannot be printed arbitrarily.
05:32It takes work and energy to promote them.
05:35The total amount of gold ever mined
05:37would fit into a cube with an edge length of 21 meters.
05:41This natural scarcity protects against inflation.
05:43Especially in times of crisis, precious metals
05:46have repeatedly proven to be safe havens.
05:48As paper currencies collapse,
05:49Stock markets collapse
05:51and real estate bubbles burst,
05:53Gold and silver retained their value.
05:55Or even gained.
05:57And we are currently in a terrible crisis.
06:00Times have not been as uncertain as they are now for a long time.
06:03And do you remember the Euro crisis from 2010 to 2012,
06:07than Greece, Ireland, Portugal and other countries
06:10were facing financial collapse?
06:12This crisis has not yet been resolved.
06:14It was just covered up with a flood of new money.
06:16Because at that time billions flowed into these countries.
06:18Money without any real value.
06:21However, the fundamental problems remain.
06:24They cannot be solved by flooding it with new money.
06:27And it won't be long before they emerge again, much stronger.
06:31And these are not the only problems.
06:33Italy, the third largest economy in the Eurozone,
06:36has a national debt of over 150% of gross domestic product.
06:40France is struggling with structural deficits.
06:42Even Germany, for a long time the economic engine of Europe,
06:46faces enormous challenges due to demographic change
06:49and has now passed an absurdly high debt package.
06:53One trillion euros.
06:54You don't realize how much that is.
06:56Imagine you get one euro every second.
06:59Do you know how absurdly long it would take to reach that amount?
07:02Three weeks?
07:03Three months?
07:04Three years?
07:05Do you have an estimate in mind?
07:07It would take 30,000 years.
07:10Almost 32,000 years.
07:13Do you notice the problem?
07:15Against this background, one question is becoming increasingly important.
07:18How can you protect your assets?
07:21Gold and silver have proven to be reliable stores of value for thousands of years.
07:25In every currency crisis, in every financial crash, precious metals have offered protection to their owners.
07:31Precious metals retain their value because they have value.
07:34Unlike printed paper, which pretends to be money just because we assign it value.
07:40While the euro has lost 85% of its value against gold since its introduction,
07:44Those who invested in precious metals early on have not only preserved their wealth but have multiplied it.
07:49Of course, gold and silver are not without risks.
07:52Their prices fluctuate.
07:53But compared to the systematic loss of value of paper money, they offer a valuation protection
07:57from creeping expropriation through inflation and from the catastrophic consequences of a possible currency crisis.
08:03What does this mean for you?
08:05The facts speak for themselves.
08:07The euro faces enormous challenges.
08:09Its lifespan to date is approaching the historical average lifespan of German currencies.
08:14The massive monetary expansion continuously undermines its purchasing power
08:17and the structural problems of the eurozone remain unresolved.
08:21What does this mean for you specifically?
08:22In my opinion, it is time to diversify our assets and invest some of them in inflation-resistant investments.
08:30History has taught us that those who recognized the signs of the times and acted in time were able to secure their financial future.
08:37So start protecting your assets before you have nothing left to protect.
08:41Those who recognize reality and act with foresight will have a decisive advantage in the coming years.
08:48If you learned something from this video, please share it with your friends.
08:52They depend on you to provide them with this valuable information.
08:55Knowledge has never been so valuable.
08:57Oh, and one more thing.
08:59You should also definitely watch this video here.
09:01It will help you.
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