#数字资产行情上升 With a US national debt scale of 38.5 trillion dollars, daily interest payments of $2.6 billion—what does this figure truly mean?

The attitudes of major global economies are beginning to diverge. Japan, as one of the largest holders of US Treasury bonds, continues to hold while facing increasing domestic debt pressure; China, meanwhile, is continuously reducing its US Treasury holdings, bringing its position to a 15-year low, while significantly increasing its gold reserves—what do these signals reflect?

The share of the US dollar in global reserves has fallen to its lowest level in 30 years, with gold re-emerging as the preferred choice for central bank asset allocation. More notably, in oil settlements between Saudi Arabia and Asian regions, the yuan's share approaches 50%; ASEAN nations are also advancing the construction of local currency payment systems. De-dollarization is no longer a hypothesis—it is a reality unfolding now.

When this tide recedes, where lies the true risk? Market voices suggest the US might adjust its debt structure through means such as "zero-coupon debt swaps," and the strategic logic behind this deserves careful consideration.

Against this backdrop, asset allocation strategies require rethinking. Gold, mainstream digital assets ($STRAX, $SUI, etc.), and diversified value storage instruments all become options that investors need to carefully evaluate. Is your investment portfolio prepared?