over 1,000 tonnes of gold. Over time, it sold every ounce and shifted into bonds, cash, and paper assets becoming the only G7
country with no gold at all.
While others held tight
🇺🇸 US keeps thousands of tonnes
🇩🇪 Germany stays heavily backed by gold
Today, the world looks different
Inflation is back, global risks are rising, and
central banks are buying gold again. Even crypto is competing as a store of value.
So the big thought is simple
Was Canada ahead of its time or will this
decision age badly as history repeats
Sometimes old assets matter most when uncertainty returns. 💭
