China Just Hit the Panic Button on the Dollar — Gold Demand Surges as Beijing Ditches the Greenback

The Dragon’s Hoarding Gold, and That Should Scare Washington If you’re still sitting on fiat and hoping it’ll hold its value, let me stop you right there. China isn’t hoping — they’re acting. Last month, Beijing imported 127.5 metric tonnes of gold. That’s not a typo. It’s the highest in nearly a year, and it comes at a time when gold prices are already at record highs — over $3,500 per ounce at one point. Most people wait for a “deal.” China? They buy when they know the system’s cracked. Why? Because gold isn’t just shiny. It’s sovereignty. While the Fed’s busy playing shell games with interest rates and pretending everything’s fine, the People’s Bank of China is stacking bullion…