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There's a number worth paying close attention to—the U.S. Treasury's ledger shows a huge valuation mismatch in gold reserves.

The current situation is this: the U.S. officially holds 261.5 million ounces of gold, recorded at the 1973 price of $42.22 per ounce, so the book value is only $11 billion. But here's the problem: the current gold price has approached $4,500 per ounce. Doing the math—the actual value of this gold exceeds $1.1 trillion.

In other words, there is an approximately $1 trillion hidden value gap in the Treasury's report.

Why is this important? Suppose this value is released someday—what could happen? First, a trillion-level liquidity influx into the market; second, asset prices could enter a new upward cycle; third, the flow pattern of global capital might be rewritten. Don't be fooled by the daily discussions about interest rate hikes and cuts; sometimes, it's these hidden assets buried in the ledger that can move the market.

Even activating just 10% of this could significantly support the U.S. stock market and the dollar credit system. This is no longer just a prediction; it's a fact based on fifty years of accumulated data.

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(Data reference: U.S. Treasury Gold Reserve Report, London Gold Spot Price)