🔥Gold surpasses US bonds, and global central banks are playing a big game
In early 2026, an unexpected wave swept through the market—the total value of global central banks' gold reserves has approached $4 trillion, surpassing the scale of US debt for the first time. This is no coincidence. Gold, once considered outdated, is reasserting its position in the asset allocations of central banks worldwide.
👉Why are these decision-makers, who control the financial lifelines, all "selling bonds to buy gold"? Simply put, trust is breaking down. US debt has exceeded an astronomical $37 trillion, and freezing foreign assets is becoming more common—giving the impression that the promises backed by the dollar are becoming increasingly unreliable. Coupled with ongoing geopolitical tensions, the ancient "safe haven" gene of gold has awakened again, becoming the most trusted "safe" in the eyes of many countries.
‼️The problem is, gold prices have already reached high levels. There is definitely a risk of a pullback. But from another perspective, for ordinary investors, this might be the critical point to position in gold.
Don’t foolishly buy gold jewelry. These options are smarter: Gold ETFs (low entry barrier, high liquidity), gold accumulation (suitable for monthly investments, building wealth gradually), investing in gold bars or structured gold deposits. The key is the allocation ratio—putting 5%-10% of your household assets into it is enough. This share won’t drag down your overall returns, but when risks emerge, it can support you.
💡The entry points are very important: avoid going all-in at once. Use dollar-cost averaging, grit your teeth, and stick to it, letting time work for you. When the market is in chaos, others are collapsing, but your gold portfolio quietly appreciates—that’s not just money, it’s a form of certainty.
⚠️A question worth pondering: what if geopolitical tensions ease? Will this "gold rush" suddenly fizzle out?
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OnlyUpOnly
· 3h ago
The central bank is all buying gold at the bottom, this signal is clearer than anything else, the US dollar is really losing value.
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BagHolderTillRetire
· 3h ago
Central banks are all bottoming out in gold, while retail investors are still debating whether to buy or not... This logic makes perfect sense.
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AirdropNinja
· 3h ago
The central banks' move this time is really brilliant; the dollar's credit has truly collapsed.
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ContractBugHunter
· 3h ago
Central banks are really starting to play with gold insurance, a sign of impending dollar credit collapse.
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🔥Gold surpasses US bonds, and global central banks are playing a big game
In early 2026, an unexpected wave swept through the market—the total value of global central banks' gold reserves has approached $4 trillion, surpassing the scale of US debt for the first time. This is no coincidence. Gold, once considered outdated, is reasserting its position in the asset allocations of central banks worldwide.
👉Why are these decision-makers, who control the financial lifelines, all "selling bonds to buy gold"? Simply put, trust is breaking down. US debt has exceeded an astronomical $37 trillion, and freezing foreign assets is becoming more common—giving the impression that the promises backed by the dollar are becoming increasingly unreliable. Coupled with ongoing geopolitical tensions, the ancient "safe haven" gene of gold has awakened again, becoming the most trusted "safe" in the eyes of many countries.
‼️The problem is, gold prices have already reached high levels. There is definitely a risk of a pullback. But from another perspective, for ordinary investors, this might be the critical point to position in gold.
Don’t foolishly buy gold jewelry. These options are smarter: Gold ETFs (low entry barrier, high liquidity), gold accumulation (suitable for monthly investments, building wealth gradually), investing in gold bars or structured gold deposits. The key is the allocation ratio—putting 5%-10% of your household assets into it is enough. This share won’t drag down your overall returns, but when risks emerge, it can support you.
💡The entry points are very important: avoid going all-in at once. Use dollar-cost averaging, grit your teeth, and stick to it, letting time work for you. When the market is in chaos, others are collapsing, but your gold portfolio quietly appreciates—that’s not just money, it’s a form of certainty.
⚠️A question worth pondering: what if geopolitical tensions ease? Will this "gold rush" suddenly fizzle out?