⚡China has never had so much gold—

The central bank has continuously increased its gold holdings for 15 months, with gold reserves reaching a new high of 369.6 billion dollars.

The current macro background is actually very clear:

The total scale of U.S. national debt has surpassed 38 trillion dollars, the fiscal deficit has become long-term, the interest rate center is being inversely bound by the scale of debt, and the credibility of the dollar continues to weaken.

👉 In this environment, 95% of global central banks are acting surprisingly consistently—planning to continue increasing gold reserves by 2026.

China is also well aware that, in the current global financial landscape, the dollar remains the dominant currency, and a one-time massive sell-off of U.S. Treasury bonds to push for dollar de-dollarization is neither realistic nor wise.

Maintaining a certain amount of Treasury bond holdings while increasing gold as a ballast is both a practical necessity and a strategic game play.

Currently, the U.S. has over 8,000 tons of gold, while China has over 2,300 tons of gold, accounting for only about 9% of foreign reserves, which is far below the global central bank average, leaving ample room for replenishment.

This is already a very clear signal!

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