🚨 ALERT: THE SHIFT BEGINS NOW.
This situation hasn’t been seen since 1968.
For the first time in over six decades, central banks now own more gold than U.S. Treasuries.
This isn’t simple portfolio balancing —
it’s a signal.
While the public is encouraged to trust debt markets, central banks are quietly doing the reverse:
→ Cutting exposure to U.S. bonds
→ Increasing physical gold reserves
→ Bracing for uncertainty instead of expansion
U.S. Treasuries are the foundation of the global financial system.
If confidence in them erodes, the entire structure above them starts to wobble.
Major disruptions rarely start with loud headlines —
they begin silently.
History echoes this pattern:
• 1971: Gold detached from the dollar, inflation surged
• 2008: Credit markets seized, forced sell-offs followed
• 2020: Liquidity dried up, massive money printing began
Today, central banks are acting ahead of the crowd.
The Federal Reserve faces a difficult path:
→ Print money: currency weakens, gold rises
→ Tighten policy: credit markets strain
Whichever route is chosen, pressure builds somewhere.
By the time the general public notices, the strategic moves are already finished.
Dismiss it if you wish —
just remember the warning was there.$BTC
