The global gold reserves recently surpassed the $3.39 trillion mark for the first time, exceeding the scale of overseas US debt. What does this data reflect?

Central banks around the world are accelerating their gold holdings, and sovereign institutions are significantly increasing their allocation to non-USD assets. In other words, the world is looking for hedging tools outside the dollar, and this trend is already very clear.

The de-dollarization process is accelerating, and the return potential of both hard assets and decentralized assets is expanding. As the narrative of Bitcoin as digital gold continues, it will keep gaining new growth momentum in this broader context.

Think about it: if central banks are stockpiling gold as an asset reserve, what’s the next step? Asset allocation is becoming more diversified across the board. In this process, will it be long before institutions gradually include Bitcoin as a reserve asset?

In the face of long-term cycles, short-term fluctuations are not the focus. The key is to hold assets with real value support, stay patient, and adapt to changes. The era of asset restructuring has already arrived.