2026-01-03 05:27:28

Gold continues to rise, and essentially, it's the dollar showing weakness.

This wave of precious metals rally is fundamentally due to Wall Street's long-standing positions in shorting paper gold and paper silver being rapidly replenished. The old manipulation techniques have completely failed.

The real change lies in the reversal of attitudes by global central banks—The Federal Reserve, the European Central Bank, and central banks around the world are all increasing their gold holdings. Ordinary people are also buying. This shift in asset flow at a consensus level means that Wall Street trying to short again is like shouting against the entire world.

The upward curve of gold is a direct reflection of the decline in dollar confidence. Once the dollar's attractiveness continues to weaken, the trend of diversifying reserve assets among countries will accelerate further. This is not accidental but a quiet adjustment in the entire international financial landscape.

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AirdropNinja

· 01-04 19:39

Paper gold replenishment? I've heard this explanation too many times. The key still depends on the central bank’s genuine gold and silver stance. I believe in the argument that dollar credit is fading, but could diversification be another new scam? Wall Street benchmarks against the whole world, this game is a bit big. Gold prices are rising rapidly. Can ordinary people profit from following the trend? It's really hard to say. Wait, behind the shift in the landscape, is there a new dominant player about to emerge?

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NotFinancialAdvice

· 01-04 05:47

The US dollar is really about to collapse this time. Central banks are starting to stockpile gold; who still trusts paper currency?

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WinterWarmthCat

· 01-03 05:57

Wall Street's game is finally losing its grip, even the central bank is bottom-fishing for gold haha

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BearHugger

· 01-03 05:53

The US dollar really can't hold up this time. Central banks around the world are quietly accumulating gold, and this signal is too obvious.

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MidnightMEVeater

· 01-03 05:42

Good morning, as I speak at 3 a.m.—that set of paper gold short positions on Wall Street, to put it simply, is the last struggle of a liquidity trap. Now it has been drained by this global central bank bloodsucking machine. Interesting.

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MevSandwich

· 01-03 05:41

The Wall Street paper gold tricks really can't be played anymore, even central banks are stockpiling gold When gold rises, it's because the dollar is dying; this logic is sound Once the dollar's credibility collapses, diversified reserves are the way to go Speaking of which, how far can this round of gold market go? Everyone in the world is copying each other, and Wall Street has really shot itself in the foot this time

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BoredApeResistance

· 01-03 05:41

The manipulation tactics of paper gold on Wall Street are truly coming to an end. Central banks around the world are accumulating gold, and even ordinary people have noticed. This is the real signal that the financial landscape is changing. The dollar weakening is not a one or two-day event. Diversified reserves are truly the trend of the times. Who still wants to stubbornly cling to US paper?

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GasFeeLady

· 01-03 05:35

ngl the usd death spiral is giving what it's supposed to give rn... all them central banks going long gold is basically the market's collective "we're not holding this bag anymore" moment. honestly wasn't even that hard to read coming, the gwei kept flashing warnings but nobody was watching the oracle lol

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