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🚨 SHOCKING: Putin’s Gold Sell-Off — Russia Loses 3/4 of Its National Wealth Fund Reserves! 🇷🇺💰
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Russian media is finally telling citizens some harsh truths: over the past 3 years, Putin has sold off nearly 71% of Russia’s gold in the National Wealth Fund. In May 2022, the fund held 554.9 tons of gold, but as of January 1, 2026, that number dropped to just 160.2 tons—kept in anonymous accounts at the Central Bank. 😳
The National Wealth Fund’s total liquid assets, including yuan and gold, now stand at 4.1 trillion rubles. Analysts warn that if oil prices and the ruble stay the same, Russia could withdraw another 60% of the remaining fund this year—around 2.5 trillion rubles—leaving the country with dangerously thin reserves.
This isn’t just numbers on a page. It shows Russia’s financial safety net is shrinking fast, potentially weakening its ability to fund infrastructure, social programs, and even military operations. The biggest question now: how long can Moscow sustain its spending before the cash runs out? ⚠️💥
$ACU $ENSO $KAIA
Russian media is finally telling citizens some harsh truths: over the past 3 years, Putin has sold off nearly 71% of Russia’s gold in the National Wealth Fund. In May 2022, the fund held 554.9 tons of gold, but as of January 1, 2026, that number dropped to just 160.2 tons—kept in anonymous accounts at the Central Bank. 😳
The National Wealth Fund’s total liquid assets, including yuan and gold, now stand at 4.1 trillion rubles. Analysts warn that if oil prices and the ruble stay the same, Russia could withdraw another 60% of the remaining fund this year—around 2.5 trillion rubles—leaving the country with dangerously thin reserves.
This isn’t just numbers on a page. It shows Russia’s financial safety net is shrinking fast, potentially weakening its ability to fund infrastructure, social programs, and even military operations. The biggest question now: how long can Moscow sustain its spending before the cash runs out? ⚠️💥
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