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$PAXG (PAXGUSDT)
China has sharply reduced its U.S. Treasury holdings to an 18-year low, actively increasing gold reserves. ⚡️ Beijing now holds $682.6B in U.S. government debt, down from over $1.1T at its peak.
This places China third among major holders, behind Japan and the UK. 🤔 Concurrently, the People's Bank of China pushed gold reserves to 2,306 tonnes, extending a 14-month buying streak. 📈
This trend signals a real-time de-dollarization effort by a global superpower. The traditional playbook of recycling trade surpluses into safe, liquid, dollar-denominated U.S. Treasuries is now being rewritten.
Geopolitical tensions make holding another nation's debt feel more like a liability. Crucially, gold comes without sanctions risk; physical bullion in a Beijing vault cannot be frozen. 🛡️
For the U.S., this signals declining demand from a major buyer amidst expanding deficits. 👀 For gold, sustained central bank buying creates a structural floor under prices. 💰
$BTC (BTCUSDT)
This validates the "hard asset" thesis for Bitcoin believers at a sovereign level. 💡 However, this thesis fully materializes only if nations truly perceive BTC as a hard asset.
One caveat: Treasury data may undercount China's actual holdings through custodial accounts in other countries. ⚠️ This content is for market awareness, not financial advice. Please invest wisely. ✅

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