🟡 Gold is quietly telling a power story heading into 2026 🇨🇳 vs 🇺🇸
The U.S. still sits comfortably on top when it comes to gold.
Around 8,133 tons held across Fort Knox and other reserves 🏰
That number hasn’t really changed in decades. Some call it stability, others might call it standing still.
Now look at China.
By the end of 2025, China’s gold reserves reached about 2,306 tons, based on official data.
What stands out is the pace:
China bought gold for 14 straight months in 2025 alone, officially adding roughly 27 tons last year 🔥
Just a few years ago, reserves were closer to 1,900 tons. The acceleration is hard to ignore.
And there’s more.
At the same time China has been cutting back on U.S. Treasury holdings, now near their lowest levels since 2008 (around the $680B range),
it’s been steadily increasing physical gold holdings.
That combination sends a pretty clear message about de-dollarization.
So here’s the big question:
Are we watching the early stages of a long-term shift in global reserve power?
Or is the U.S. lead, with a gap of more than 5,800 tons, still too large to seriously challenge?
Curious how you see it.
Is China closing the distance faster than expected, or is America’s gold advantage still untouchable? 📈💭
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