#数字资产行情上升 Global financial winds are shifting dramatically, and a big wave is about to hit.



The past couple of days have been quite active in the market. Trump’s overseas policy adjustments instantly triggered a surge in US stock futures, with capital expressing anxiety through real actions. In urgent moments, the Federal Reserve has stepped in. Former hawkish representative Kashkari suddenly changed his stance: instead of stubbornly defending inflation, it’s better to ease the pressure on the unemployment rate. In short, interest rate cuts are on the horizon.

Wall Street responded swiftly. The Dow Jones and S&P 500 hit new highs, appearing to be in a period of prosperity. But beneath this prosperity, undercurrents are brewing.

The most direct signal is the frantic rise in gold and silver prices. Gold is approaching its historical peak — this is not just a safe-haven sentiment, but a collective vote by global investors on the dollar’s purchasing power. Even more alarming is the data showing that the dollar’s share in global central bank foreign exchange reserves has fallen to 42%, the lowest in nearly 25 years.

The actions of various central banks tell the story. They are aggressively accumulating gold, turning “de-dollarization” from slogans into concrete actions. Trump’s side is planning energy strategies, attempting to ease fiscal pressure through oil disputes. On the surface, it’s a gamble; fundamentally, the US is maintaining its financial dominance through unconventional means.

But the reality is cold: even if US stocks reach new heights, when measured by gold, the ultimate store of value, real wealth is shrinking.

However, don’t be overly pessimistic. The US dollar as a large ship is still “big but cannot sink,” and the global financial system is still difficult to disentangle from the dollar overnight. This pattern is unlikely to change in the short term.

The real risk lies far away: once de-dollarization reaches a critical point, and if the gold standard or silver standard truly makes a comeback, then the frenzy of dollar-denominated assets could instantly lose its meaning. The value anchors of crypto assets like $PEPE and $ZKP will also be redefined.

The essence of wealth is not in the numbers on the books. When the market shifts, what do you truly own? This is the most important question to ponder. In this major cyclical change, staying vigilant and rational is far more important than blindly following the trend.
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MetaMaximalistvip
· 16h ago
ngl the de-dollarization thesis hits different when you actually understand network effects... most retail still sleeping on this
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ImpermanentPhobiavip
· 01-07 21:10
The gold surge feels like something big is about to happen. The drop in the US dollar share to 42% is no small matter.
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P2ENotWorkingvip
· 01-07 21:08
Gold is about to skyrocket, while the dollar is still holding on desperately. This situation is becoming more and more ironic...
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RektHuntervip
· 01-07 21:08
Gold is breaking down, the dollar is depreciating. Basically, everyone is betting on the decline of the US empire, hilarious. De-dollarization haha, have the central banks finally woken up? Better late than never. Now those hoarding gold are winning big, and we're still trading cryptocurrencies. What are we betting on?
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AllTalkLongTradervip
· 01-07 21:01
As the expectation of interest rate cuts emerges, gold takes off—this is the real signal.
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CryptoGoldminevip
· 01-07 20:58
The data showing the US dollar share dropping to 42% is indeed interesting, but from the perspective of the growth curve of the computing network, Bitcoin's value anchoring has become more stable. I have reservations about the statement regarding the de-dollarization critical point. In the short term, central banks of various countries still need to settle in US dollars unless you truly believe the gold standard will return. The surge in gold prices is indeed a signal, but the ROI potential of crypto assets is on a different dimension. The key is how you calculate your investment return cycle. Looking at the logic of this article, it's a bit overly pessimistic. Risk points do not necessarily mean they will happen immediately. The expectation of interest rate cuts is indeed beneficial for the cost of computing power. Instead of worrying about the devaluation of the dollar, it's better to focus on the current difficulty adjustment cycle and the strategic opportunities it presents.
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NftRegretMachinevip
· 01-07 20:57
Gold is going crazy, and the dollar's share has hit a 25-year low. Where's the safe haven? This looks like global central banks are voting against the dollar.
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