This isn’t a collapse story it’s a repositioning story.
In 2001, the dollar dominated nearly 70% of global reserves.
Today it’s closer to 58%, and that slow drift matters more than a sudden drop ever could. Central banks don’t panic they rebalance. And that’s exactly what’s happening.
Gold reserves are rising.
Alternative currencies are getting space.
Risk is being spread instead of concentrated.
Why?
Because debt is growing, money printing is endless, and geopolitics no longer feel predictable. Trust isn’t gone — but it’s being diluted.
Here’s the part most people miss:
Markets adjust before narratives change. By the time headlines scream “dollar decline,” assets have already moved.
Capital doesn’t wait for permission. It moves early, quietly, and decisively.
Track where flows are building: $ZKC
