🚨 GOLD IS REPRICING TRUST, NOT JUST WEALTH

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Gold’s share of global reserves is overtaking U.S. Treasuries for the first time since the 1990s — and it’s not just about money. Central banks are worried about trust and counterparty risk. Treasuries used to be “boring and safe,” but political leverage, deficits, and volatility have made them conditional.

Gold doesn’t rely on anyone else’s promise. Central banks buying physical gold are locking in trust, creating slow, grinding price moves as supply struggles to meet demand. The world is becoming more multipolar, with regional currencies and bilateral deals rising — and gold sits at the center as a neutral reference when trust is thin.

Marking U.S. gold to market could help with debt on paper, but it doesn’t erase it in reality — it trades debt for base money, risking a weaker dollar or higher inflation.

Bottom line: gold is no longer just an investment — it’s insurance against a world where rules and promises can change overnight.