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THIS IS NOT NORMAL
Look at what China has quietly done:
U.S. TREASURIES: 28.2% → 6.8%
GOLD: 1,054t → 2,387t
And China has now bought gold for 22 consecutive months.
Now ask yourself one question:
WHY IS ALL OF THIS HAPPENING AT THE SAME TIME?
And buying gold was only step one.
Now China is adding the vaults, clearing, settlement, yuan contracts and payment rails around it:
- Hong Kong launched a government-backed gold clearing system linked directly to the Shanghai Gold Exchange.
- It is expanding gold storage beyond 2,000 tonnes and exploring physically settled RMB gold futures
That is what changes the entire equation.
China does NOT need the yuan to replace the dollar.
It only needs to make the dollar LESS NECESSARY.
Because if another country gets paid in yuan, there has always been one obvious problem:
What does it do with the yuan afterward?
China is increasingly building another answer:
TURN IT INTO GOLD.
1) Trade with China in yuan.
2) Settle without the dollar.
3) Move the proceeds into physical gold.
4) Store and clear that gold through Chinese-linked infrastructure.
And if more countries start using the same rails, this stops being a story about the price of gold.
It becomes a story about the dollar being needed for fewer transactions.
Save this tweet. When the monetary system looks different five years from now, people will look back at these two charts and wonder how they missed what was happening in plain sight.
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The U.S. stock market could open to an absolute bloodbath today.
Nasdaq futures have crashed nearly 2%, while Asian stock markets are also getting hammered.
• Japan's Nikkei 225: Down around 4.5%.
• South Korea's KOSPI: Down 4%.
• 95 out of 100 Nasdaq-100 stocks fell in after-hours trading.
And now the U.S. midterm elections could create another serious problem for the AI industry.
Democrat Gina Hinojosa has taken an early lead in the Texas governor's race.
She wants to halt new data center construction until tougher regulations are introduced.
Texas accounts for roughly 25% of all planned U.S. data center capacity.
That's one-quarter of America's planned expansion, in a state where Big Tech has committed billions to building AI infrastructure.
This is happening while investors are already questioning whether the hundreds of billions being spent on AI will ever generate enough profits.
If tougher restrictions delay major projects in Texas, the AI industry could face even more pressure.
Political uncertainty is the last thing the already struggling AI trade needs right now.
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