China’s Dumping US Debt For Gold - You Must Understand This!

China has been aggressively selling its US debt and we need to pay attention. China traditionally needed US dollars to keep its exports low and in turn, reinvested it back into US treasuries. However, in 2022, their holdings have dipped below $1 trillion, and they are buying gold instead. This is crazy important as de-dollarization continues and we need to understand why.

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✅ Timestamps & Chapters:
0:00 China Is Dumping US Treasuries
1:47 Why China Buys US Debt
4:08 China Is Afraid Of This
5:51 Gold Is China's Lifeline
7:50 A New World Order Is Coming
9:49 The Future Is Gold
12:01 Prepare Yourself

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[Yogi-Megan]

That squeeze on Russia with SWIFT had a huge wake up call for every country.
That was a game changer.

[secretfountainofyouth]

Rest of world already started trading in their own currencies. Same time, China, Russia and other BRICS countries are coming out with a reserve currency. One backed by gold and precious metals, not worthless fiat paper currencies like the US dollar.

[mytube-one]

Besides Gold, China is looking at Rare Earths material. The only problem is you can't keep it in your pocket like gold. Gold is only good when there is war. The best asset to hold is farmland or agriculture land near a unlimited water source.

[azhamrahman]

I strongly think US Dollar will only last in 10 years max as many countries are actually ditching US Dollar now

[jeffcauhape]

I think we are seeing a global de-dollarization, and this will lead to higher, and possibly hyper inflation.
1. The market for Treasury Notes is rapidly shrinking, which means the Federal Reserve will need to monetize even more debt.
2. The only place that _must_ take US Dollars is the United States. Foreign owned dollars will come home to be spent on tangible things, and this tsunami of cash will push inflation evern more.

[atiquz-zaman]

World cannot afford to continued dollar hegemony. The world needs an alternative currency that's for sure.

[Rippinkitten]

Here in Indonesia we’ve already started to use the yuan with Chinese companies.

[maxkazzora]

Have just found this video and it really was very informative in understanding China’s previous dependency with the US dollar. And has gradually lessened its dependency on this to rely on a more safer neutral payment system that cannot be sanctioned by any nation and that is : gold. A new gold gold order is the new currency for the near future.

[wildone]

If you live in the United States and make day to day transactions you'd see how the dollar is losing its value real quick! Other countries that believe the dollar is the ultimate safe haven are CRAZY! The moral of this is buy at least some gold! Gold will always be a universal currency

[DucaTech]

Sovereign currencies should be backed by gold. I think in the future some central banks will utilize blockchain (for ledger purpose) to keep inventory of their currencies backed by gold assets. We should not have abandon the gold standard. Hopefully we can return back to the gold standard.

[aucourant]

I only trust gold, silver, and land.

[pfaecom]

A few comments:
1. I disagree that China's dumping of US Treasury bonds or dedollarization is motivated by "fear, " but rather, A. as an effective means of keeping hostile countries at bay, and B. as gradual, unavoidable processes that will allow China to progress from an uncompetitive, low-tier manufacturing country with tiny consumer markets, to a leading top-tier one with complete supply chains and massive domestic markets that rely on no critical imports from "unfriendly" nations.
2. The best mean to back the fiat currency of a country is using its productivity rather than those primitive ways using shells or gold. As long as China can continue to develop leading techs, and produce products the world needs, demand buyers to trade in RMB (using its own exchange networks to bypass SWIFT sanction)...etc., these alone are sufficient to support the value of RMB, both its physical and digital forms.
3. "Real estate bubbles" of China is a clever way to crackdown & redistribute wealth from the greedy speculators, foreign and domestic, to make homes affordable again for all citizens, ...
4. Whether the world will be "polarized" or not, will depends on whether the US and its allies can allow other competitors to fairly compete without using double standards.
5. "Currency devaluation" is only a fear for countries with high debts to GDP ratio. It is not a "must" for a healthy economy, which gold has little use for hatching 🤔🤔

[DrkNRG]

"Gold is money, everything else is just credit." -J P Morgan

[richard]

Someone brave enough to point out that US and China are in a symbiotic relationship - neither can continue to exist without the other - both China and US need to remember this at all times.

[HLDENSUX]

You didn't mention the threat of gold confiscation like in World War 2 and even during the great depression in the 1930s.

[silverbeancounter]

LOL "if you're not invested in gold now, I don't know what to say" 🤣 Yeah, people need to wake up.

[pfaecom]

As the US is planning to delist over 150 Chinese stocks on the US exchanges, China may escalate dumping US treasuries, and further isolate USD by using more of its own systems & tools such as DCEP, CHIP... It is a game of who blink first 🤔🤔

[itstrue-lcw]

Great presentation. Thank you. Well done!

[giovannaiachino]

Very well said, I enjoyed listening to your take on the present and foreseeable future concerning the US reserve currency and its possible competitors

[jdbatayola]

Thank you Sean. You're keeping us abreast. Great analysis and great information.