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For the first time in over six decades, central banks now hold more gold than U.S. Treasuries.

That move wasn’t random.

It wasn’t symbolic.

And it wasn’t political.

If you own any assets right now, this deserves your attention.

This isn’t about diversification.

It’s about risk protection.

Central banks are quietly doing the opposite of what most investors are told to do:

They are cutting exposure to U.S. debt.

They are increasing holdings of physical gold.

They are positioning for financial stress, not economic expansion.

U.S. Treasuries aren’t just bonds.

They are the foundation of the global financial system.

They function as collateral.

They anchor liquidity.

They support leverage across banks, funds, and governments.

When confidence in Treasuries weakens, everything built on top of them becomes fragile.

This is how major market breakdowns actually start.

Not with headlines.

Not with fear.

But with quiet shifts in reserves and collateral.

History leaves a clear pattern:

1971–1974

→ The gold standard ends

→ Inflation surges

→ Stocks stagnate for years

2008–2009

→ Credit markets seize

→ Forced selling cascades

→ Gold preserves purchasing power

2020

→ Liquidity disappears overnight

→ Trillions are created

→ Asset bubbles expand globally

Now we’re entering another phase.

The difference this time?

Central banks are moving first.

The early signals are already visible:

→ Rising debt pressure

→ Growing geopolitical risk

→ Tighter liquidity conditions

→ Increasing reliance on hard assets

When bonds start to fail, the chain reaction is always the same:

→ Credit contracts

→ Margin calls spread

→ Funds sell what they can, not what they want

→ Stocks and real estate follow lower

The Federal Reserve faces a narrow path:

Option 1: Ease and print

→ Dollar weakens

→ Gold reprices higher

→ Confidence erodes

Option 2: Stay tight

→ Dollar holds

→ Credit fractures

→ Markets reprice sharply

Either path carries consequences.

Central banks aren’t guessing.

They’re shielding themselves from systemic risk.

By the time this shift becomes obvious to the public, positioning will already be complete.

Most will react.

A few will be ready.

The transition has already begun.

Ignore it if you want — but don’t say you didn’t see it coming.

I’ve tracked major market turning points for over a decade.

I’ll be doing it again into 2026.

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