The fact that the People's Bank of China continues to quietly accumulate gold for the sixth consecutive month, raising total reserves to 2,295 tons (6.8% of national assets), is a clear sign that countries are shifting away from the USD and moving towards a multi-asset reserve model.
📈 According to Goldman Sachs, the actual number China holds could reach 27 tons of gold in April – 13 times higher than the published figure. Meanwhile, central banks globally have purchased an average of 88 tons of gold each month since the beginning of 2025.
At the same time, gold prices (XAUUSD) reached a historic peak of 3,499.99 USD/ounce on April 22, 2025, and have maintained a closing level above 3,100 USD/ounce since April 10, according to data from #FXCE – a testament to the wave of seeking new value storage places that is spreading.
🌍 However, the story is not just about gold. Many large companies and financial institutions are turning to hold Bitcoin as a form of 'digital gold'. It is not excluded that many governments are also quietly accumulating $BTC , similar to how they used to do with gold.
In the long term, the rise of crypto – especially Bitcoin and stablecoins – is going hand in hand with the gradual decrease in dependence on the USD and U.S. bonds. As companies issuing stablecoins become the main buyers of alternative assets to U.S. bonds, this will open up sustainable growth space for the entire crypto industry.
📌 If the U.S. – a country currently holding 8,133 tons of gold – begins to reserve Bitcoin as a strategic asset, this wave could quickly spread globally. In the context of the changing global financial structure, cryptocurrency is not just a trend, but an inevitable future. #anhbacong
