Global monetary order restructuring: Why is gold set to be the biggest winner in 2025?

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【Blockchain Rhythm】 Recently at the Davos World Economic Forum, a renowned investor proposed a thought-provoking view — the global monetary order is undergoing dramatic changes.

How to understand this change? Simply put, in the past, everyone considered fiat currency and bonds as the safest “piggy banks.” But now, the situation has reversed, and central banks around the world are beginning to suspect that these “piggy banks” might contain a “time bomb.” Look at 2025’s best performer—not technology stocks, but gold, which has surged and outperformed other assets. The yields in the US market are even being left behind by overseas markets.

What is behind this? Essentially, it’s a capital game. The rise of gold is not just numbers moving; it reflects a shift in market expectations — US bondholders are starting to feel uneasy. On one side, the US government is printing money endlessly to expand, and on the other, the purchasing power of US debt continues to depreciate. What is the US government afraid of? They fear large-scale selling of dollar assets. What do US bondholders fear? They fear that the Federal Reserve’s printing press will never stop.

The question is: if major global economies start reducing their holdings of US debt, how will the US respond? When will this turning point occur? These are the critical questions that market participants must seriously consider.

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BottomMisservip
· 8h ago
The crazy surge in gold is basically everyone losing faith in US bonds. Retail investors like us have already seen through it.
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AirdropAnxietyvip
· 8h ago
Gold is rising so sharply, indicating that everyone really doesn't trust US debt anymore. The printing presses keep running non-stop, who still dares to hoard fiat currency?
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GateUser-bd883c58vip
· 8h ago
This wave of gold price increase is indeed quite fierce, but to be honest, everyone is just rushing out of paper currency into hard assets. U.S. Treasuries are indeed hot potatoes.
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HodlVeteranvip
· 8h ago
Wow, gold has turned around again? Why didn't I have this realization when I went all-in on tech stocks back then... Now looking at the state of US debt, it really seems like a ticking time bomb, no wonder the central banks are hoarding gold. --- Another prelude to the chopping of leeks, fiat currency devaluation and US debt defaults, in the end, retail investors still end up taking the hit. I’m very familiar with this routine. --- Gold has risen so much, I’m thinking it might be about to peak... Every time, the last to buy in suffer heavy losses. --- Back in 2018, I stepped into the pit because I didn’t believe in superstition. Now looking at this situation, it feels like history is repeating itself, everyone. --- Unlimited money printing by the US? Laughs, isn’t this just a replica of what we experienced a few years ago... Only this time, it’s the Americans themselves tasting the devaluation. --- The fact that gold is becoming the winner, honestly, is because everyone is scared now. Everyone wants to hold onto this hard rock of gold and sleep peacefully. --- Getting older, I really can’t understand this game anymore, or maybe it’s better to hold cash steadily and wait for the wind to come, rather than always thinking about taking a different route to surpass others.
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MerkleTreeHuggervip
· 8h ago
This wave of gold is indeed fierce, but honestly, it feels like the "safe haven" of US Treasuries has collapsed... Central banks are also starting to panic.
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