#数字资产市场动态 $BTC $ZEC $FLOW

In the US Treasury's ledger, there is a figure from fifty years ago—this number could now be worth $1.1 trillion.

What exactly is going on? The US officially holds 261.5 million ounces of gold. But on the books, these gold reserves are only valued at $11 billion. Why so low? Because they are still valued at the old 1973 price of $42.22 per ounce.

And now? International gold prices have approached $4,500 per ounce. Using a different calculation, the actual value of these 261.5 million ounces of gold has long surpassed $1.1 trillion. There is a hidden value gap of exactly $1 trillion between the books and reality.

What does this mean? If the US Treasury activates this latent wealth, what will happen to the market—imagine a sudden influx of liquidity at the trillion-dollar level into the financial system. How will asset prices react? How will global capital flows be rewritten? Even releasing just 10% of this could ignite a new wave in the US stock market and strengthen the dollar's credit foundation.

Participants in the crypto market should see this: the leverage in the traditional financial system is far greater than we imagine. When institutions like the central bank and the Treasury still have so many "hidden reserves," market liquidity supply is far from reaching its peak.

Is your asset allocation keeping up with this pace? If a trillion dollars of liquidity is truly unleashed, where will it flow? Leave your thoughts in the comments. 💸

(Reference data: US Treasury gold reserve records, London gold spot prices)