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Russia’s Gold Reserves Are Vanishing — How Long Can Moscow Keep Spending?#Russian $BTC media is finally telling its citizens a bitter truth. Over the past three years, President Putin has sold off nearly 71% of Russia’s gold reserves held in the National Wealth Fund. In May 2022, the fund contained 554.9 tons of gold, but by January 1, 2026, that figure had dropped sharply to just 160.2 tons, now held in anonymous accounts at the Central Bank 😳$BNB {alpha}(560xdc06717f367e57a16e06cce0c4761604460da8fc) When looking at total liquid assets — including gold and yuan — the National Wealth Fund has fallen to around 4.1 trillion rubles. Analysts warn that if oil prices and the ruble remain at current levels, Russia could withdraw up to 60% of the remaining fund this year, roughly 2.5 trillion rubles 💸 Such a move would leave the country’s reserves at a dangerously low $ETH This is not just about numbers on a balance sheet. It clearly shows that Russia’s financial safety net is shrinking rapidly. The impact could be felt across infrastructure development, social welfare programs, and even military funding. The biggest question now is simple but critical: How long can Moscow sustain its current spending levels before the cash runs out? ⚠️💥 {spot}(BNBUSDT)

Russia’s Gold Reserves Are Vanishing — How Long Can Moscow Keep Spending?

#Russian $BTC media is finally telling its citizens a bitter truth. Over the past three years, President Putin has sold off nearly 71% of Russia’s gold reserves held in the National Wealth Fund.
In May 2022, the fund contained 554.9 tons of gold, but by January 1, 2026, that figure had dropped sharply to just 160.2 tons, now held in anonymous accounts at the Central Bank 😳$BNB
When looking at total liquid assets — including gold and yuan — the National Wealth Fund has fallen to around 4.1 trillion rubles. Analysts warn that if oil prices and the ruble remain at current levels, Russia could withdraw up to 60% of the remaining fund this year, roughly 2.5 trillion rubles 💸
Such a move would leave the country’s reserves at a dangerously low $ETH
This is not just about numbers on a balance sheet. It clearly shows that Russia’s financial safety net is shrinking rapidly. The impact could be felt across infrastructure development, social welfare programs, and even military funding.
The biggest question now is simple but critical:
How long can Moscow sustain its current spending levels before the cash runs out? ⚠️💥
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