Author: Max.s
Just yesterday, the Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury Bureau of Hong Kong, Christopher Hui, announced high-profile plans to make Hong Kong a trusted global gold storage hub within three years, with a target capacity exceeding 2,000 tons. Meanwhile, across the ocean, stablecoin giant Tether revealed in their Q4 2025 financial report that they have added approximately 27 tons of gold.
On the surface, this appears to be an era of "gold revival." From sovereign central banks to the crypto world's "central bank" Tether, everyone seems to be rushing to acquire precious metals.
However, beneath this superficial prosperity, a more profound and brutal intergenerational asset transfer is taking place. As OKX Star said: "Gold addresses trust issues of the past, while Bitcoin solves trust issues of the future. Betting on gold in 2026 is similar to relying on the Nationalist government in 1949."
This statement sounds sharp, but it is precisely