Something's shifting in the vault. Central banks worldwide are now sitting on more gold reserves than U.S. Treasuries—a flip that says plenty about where institutional confidence is heading. When the folks managing national balance sheets start favoring the yellow metal over government paper, you've got to wonder what they're seeing that retail hasn't caught up to yet. This isn't just a footnote in some policy memo. It's a rebalancing act that could ripple through currency markets, bond yields, and even crypto narratives around hard assets. Worth watching how this plays out as macro headwinds keep building.
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MainnetDelayedAgain
· 12-05 20:50
According to database records, central banks have finally removed US Treasuries from their "favorites" list. How many years has it been since the last major bout of faith in paper currency? It’s recommended to be included in the Guinness Book of Postponed Records.
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ContractHunter
· 12-05 20:48
Central banks' move this time is brilliant—they're using gold to dump US Treasuries, basically saying "we don't believe anymore."
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MetaDreamer
· 12-05 20:47
Even central banks are starting to hoard gold—this signal can't be wrong. U.S. Treasuries have been overtaken by gold, which means major institutions sensed it long ago... while we retail investors are still hesitating here.
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HodlOrRegret
· 12-05 20:44
Are central banks quietly hoarding more gold than US Treasuries? This is quite a signal—institutions are all betting on gold while we retail investors are just watching the show.
Something's shifting in the vault. Central banks worldwide are now sitting on more gold reserves than U.S. Treasuries—a flip that says plenty about where institutional confidence is heading. When the folks managing national balance sheets start favoring the yellow metal over government paper, you've got to wonder what they're seeing that retail hasn't caught up to yet. This isn't just a footnote in some policy memo. It's a rebalancing act that could ripple through currency markets, bond yields, and even crypto narratives around hard assets. Worth watching how this plays out as macro headwinds keep building.