Just noticed China wrapped up its 17th straight month of gold buying in March, pushing PBOC reserves to 2,313 tonnes. That's actually pretty significant when you look at the bigger picture - BRICS+ nations now hold 17.4% of all official gold reserves globally, up from 11.2% back in 2019. The shift is real. Meanwhile, the dollar's share of global reserves hit 57% by end of last year, lowest since 1994 according to IMF data. So while China keeps stacking gold, the greenback's dominance is quietly eroding. These moves aren't random - looks like a coordinated de-dollarization strategy playing out in real time. Worth watching how this continues to reshape global reserve dynamics.