💥🚀China Isn’t Dumping the Dollar — It’s Sending a Signal
Markets love loud headlines.
But real macro shifts happen quietly.
China has reduced its holdings of U.S. Treasuries to $680B, the lowest level since 2009.
This isn’t a one-off move — it’s a multi-year trend.
Beijing isn’t “selling America.”
It’s reducing dependence.
After the freezing of Russian reserves, one thing became crystal clear for every major power:
Dollar reserves are no longer politically neutral.
They’re safe — until they aren’t.
So China is doing what any rational superpower would do:
• Cutting duration risk
• Diversifying reserves
• Increasing exposure to gold & real assets
• Reducing sanctions vulnerability
Now here’s where it gets interesting 👇
When China sells, someone must buy.
Right now, that buyer is mostly U.S. allies — Canada, Norway, and other developed economies.
But that demand is not infinite.
If foreign demand for Treasuries weakens: more sellers → lower bond prices → higher yields
And high yields are toxic for risk assets.
That’s why every spike in U.S. yields: • hits tech stocks
• pressures crypto
• pulls capital back into “risk-free” 5%+ returns
But there’s a second layer most people miss.
If foreign buyers step back too far, only one buyer of last resort remains: the Federal Reserve.
Not to “save markets.”
But because financing U.S. debt otherwise becomes too expensive for the entire economy.
And that leads to a familiar outcome:
QE.
Here’s the 21st-century paradox 👇
👉 Dedollarization pressures risk assets in the short term
👉 But forces money printing in the long term
And global liquidity is the real fuel behind BTC.
Bitcoin doesn’t move on headlines.
Bitcoin moves on excess liquidity.
China slowly exiting U.S. debt doesn’t mean the end of the dollar.
It likely marks the start of the next liquidity cycle — one the market is still afraid to name.
Big money is already reading this.
Most retail isn’t.
#MoonManMacro
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