#数字资产市场动态 The central bank is quietly rewriting the financial chessboard. The latest data shows that the gold holdings of central banks worldwide have surpassed the scale of US debt for the first time—this is no coincidence, but a global reallocation of assets.

An unprecedented situation is unfolding in the past 30 years. From China and Russia to emerging market countries, a "gold hoarding wave" is advancing on an unprecedented scale. Why are central banks around the world so fond of gold? It's simple—gold has no counterparty risk, is not bound by any commitments, and exists solely based on its intrinsic value. In contrast, US debt, under soaring deficit pressures, increases by trillions every hundred days, and countries have already made their choices with their feet.

Deeper changes are accelerating: expansion of BRICS, improvement of local currency settlement mechanisms, and the introduction of gold pricing in energy transactions—over 40% of the global population is driving the arrival of the "post-dollar era." This is not just a currency issue but a reshaping of the entire international financial system.

Currently, gold prices are above $4,600, and silver hovers around $90. Some say this is crazy. But from another perspective, this might just be the opening ceremony of a new financial order. The dollar is aging, hard assets are rising. Are you ready for your asset reallocation in this round of asset lane switching?