Name: 美國國債崩盤已悄然展開！黃金拉響最高警報！ 🚨 (The US Bond Debt Collapse Just Started - Gold Is Sounding The Alarm)
Uploaded: 2026-01-25T18:19:59.000Z
Duration: 9 min 49 s

And this is the biggest threat the dollar has faced since the United States abandoned the gold standard in 1971.

這也是自從1971年美國放棄金本位以來，美元面臨的最大威脅。

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When the United States left the gold standard, gold prices soared by over 250% in the next four years because the world realized that their dollars are no longer being backed by gold.

美國放棄金本位後，接下來四年國際金價飆漲超過250%，因為全世界意識到他們的美元不再由黃金支撐。

But over the next following decades, the US Government did everything possible to restore the faith of the world in the US Dollars and and gold prices over time slowed down.

但在接下來的幾十年裡，美國政府盡了一切努力來恢復世界對美元的信心，國際金價也是以逐漸趨緩。

However, since 2022, gold prices have risen by more than 200%, which is almost as much as they did back in 1971.

不過，自2022年以來，國際金價已經上漲超過200%，幾乎跟1971年時的漲幅差不多。

The world is losing trust in the US dollar.

And if this trend is going to continue, it is going to be catastrophic for the US Economy.

如果這種趨勢持續下去，對美國經濟將是災難性的。

So here in this video, let's try to answer a few questions.

所以，在這個影片裡，我們要來試著回答幾個問題。

Who exactly buying so much gold, how that is going to impact the US Economy and is the US Dollar is in danger?

到底誰在大量收購黃金？這將如何影響美國經濟？美元是否處於危險之中？

So if you're ready, give this video a thumbs up and let's get right into it.

那麼，如果你準備好了，就給這個影片按個讚，我們馬上開始吧。

The United States still had the largest gold reserves in the world at over 8,000 metric tons.

美國仍然擁有世界上最大的黃金儲備，超過8,000公噸。

But the rest of the world isn't actually far behind the United States.

但世界其他地區其實離美國並不遠。

If you combine all European countries, they have a total reserve of more than 10.7 thousand metric tons.

如果把所有歐洲國家加起來，他們的總儲備超過10,700公噸。

So theoretically, European Union today has four far more gold than the United States.

所以理論上，今天的歐盟擁有的黃金比美國多得多。

And if we are going back to the gold standard, European countries can back their currency with much more gold than the United States can do.

如果我們要回到金本位，歐洲國家可以用比美國多得多的黃金來支撐他們的貨幣。

BRICS countries have been accumulating far more gold in recent times, but they are still at number three.

金磚國家近年來一直在大量累積黃金，但他們仍然排在第三位。

The total amount of gold that BRICS countries have are a little over 6,000 metric tons.

金磚國家擁有的黃金總量略多於6,000公噸。

The biggest buyers of gold are not individuals or even investors.

黃金最大的買家不是個人，甚至不是投資者。

The largest buyer of gold in the last 20 years has been central banks, especially in Russia, China, China and the European Union.

過去20年來，黃金最大的買家是中央銀行，特別是俄羅斯、中國、中國和歐盟。

But holding gold doesn't actually make sense for central banks because gold is literally a passive asset that sits there and shines and does absolutely nothing.

不過，黃金對中央銀行來說其實沒有什麼意義，因為黃金只是一個被動資產，放在那裡閃閃發光，卻什麼也做不了。

But holding U.S. treasuries is far better investment.

但持有美國國債是更好的投資。

When people tell you that a lot of countries are holding so much US Currency, it doesn't mean that they are holding the actual dollars, but

當人們告訴你很多國家持有大量美元時，這並不代表他們持有的是實際的美元，而是

And holding Treasuries actually makes sense for any central bank.

而持有美國國債對任何中央銀行來說都是有意義的。

First of all, you are receiving interest for holding so much U.S. treasuries.

首先，你持有這麼多美國國債，可以收到利息。

treasuries are easily convertible into dollars that you can use for international trade or to back or stabilize your currency.

國債很容易兌換成美元，你可以用來進行國際貿易，或者作為儲備來穩定你的貨幣。

Well, if you are holding so much gold, you can easily turn that gold into real cash overnight.

嗯，如果你持有大量的黃金，你不可能一夜之間就輕鬆地將黃金變成實際的現金。

Here is how the central banks, or AKA the Federal Reserve in the United States, controls the currency.

這就是中央銀行，也就是美國的聯邦準備理事會，如何控制貨幣。

When you are increasing interest rates, the cost of capital suddenly goes up and the cost of borrowing just becomes more expensive because people are less likely to borrow money, which means that they're less likely to buy a car or get themselves a new house or buy anything, which means that it is going to slow down spending and slow down inflation and vice versa.

當你提高利率時，資本成本會突然上漲，借貸成本也會變得更貴，因為人們不太可能借錢，這意味著他們不太可能買車、買新房或買任何東西，這意味著消費將會放緩，通貨膨脹也會放緩，反之亦然。

If you're going to lower down interest rates, access to capital is going to get a lot more cheaper and people are more likely to borrow money.

如果你要降低利率，取得資本的管道會變得便宜許多，人們也更有可能借錢。

And that's how the Federal Reserve or the central bank of any country, the UK has the bank of England, Canada has its own central bank and pretty much every nation has that.

這就是聯邦準備理事會，或是任何國家的中央銀行如何運作，英國有英格蘭銀行，加拿大有自己的中央銀行，幾乎每個國家都有。

It's one of the main tools that central banks use to manipulate inflation in the country.

這是中央銀行用來操縱國內通貨膨脹的主要工具之一。

The second way the central banks manipulate their currencies is by directly creating money or decreasing the size of the money in the economy.

中央銀行操縱其貨幣的第二種方式是直接創造貨幣或減少經濟中的貨幣總量。

That's what we call quantitative easing or quantitative tightening is when the Federal Reserve actively buys U S Treasuries in the market.

這就是我們所說的量化寬鬆，或是量化緊縮，也就是聯邦準備理事會積極在市場上購買美國國債。

The U S Treasury market is literally the backbone of the dollar to be the global reserve currency.

美國國債市場簡直是美元成為全球儲備貨幣的支柱。

So we have the Federal Reserve that actually prints and creates so much money.

所以我們有聯邦準備理事會，他們實際上印製並創造了這麼多錢。

And there is always demand for the Treasuries by the US Banks because if you want to open a bank in the country, whether you are JP Morgan, State street or Chase, you are required by law to hold a certain amount of U.S.

美國的銀行總是對美國國債有需求，因為如果你想在這個國家開設銀行，無論你是 JP Morgan、State Street 還是 Chase，法律都要求你持有一定數量的美國國債。

So there is always a demand for them and the government can simply tweak the rules slightly and require these banks to hold a much bigger US treasury reserves.

所以它們總是有需求的，政府可以稍微調整規則，要求這些銀行持有更多的美國國債準備金。

However, international banks work completely differently.

然而，國際銀行的運作方式完全不同。

Let's say you have a bank in London and a bank in Brazil and they want to trade, they want to do business because Brazil don't want to accept the British currency and England does not want to accept the Brazilian currency.

假設你在倫敦有一家銀行，在巴西有一家銀行，他們想進行交易，想做生意，因為巴西不想接受英鎊，英國也不想接受巴西貨幣。

But both of them trust the US Dollar, which is why they are using US Dollars.

但他們都信任美元，這就是為什麼他們使用美元。

However, both of these banks don't want to actually hold a lot of US Dollars in their accounts because there is something called inflation and the US Dollar consistently loses its value, which is why instead of actually holding the US Dollars, they're going to hold a lot of US Treasuries and, and

然而，這兩家銀行都不想在他們的帳戶裡實際持有大量美元，因為有通膨這回事，而美元的價值一直在貶值，所以他們不會實際持有美元，而是會持有大量美國國債，而且

in exchange they're going to receive interest for holding these U.S.

作為交換，他們將因持有這些美國國債而獲得利息。

And whenever it's time for them to conduct any kind of trade, they are going to easily convert these US Treasuries into US Dollars and do this trade.

而每當他們要進行任何類型的交易時，他們都會輕鬆地將這些美國國債轉換成美元來進行交易。

Well, if they are actually going to hold so much gold, then doing this transaction is going to be very difficult, because turning gold into actual currency is much more difficult than turning US Treasuries into actual US Dollars.

嗯，如果他們真的要持有這麼多黃金，那麼進行這種交易會非常困難，因為將黃金轉換成實際貨幣，比將美國國債轉換成實際美元要困難得多。

That's why the dollar is the global reserve currency.

這就是為什麼美元是全球儲備貨幣。

Because you're holding it, you're receiving interest.

因為你持有它，你就會收到利息。

And the interest that you receive from the US Government is always slightly higher than the inflation rate.

而你從美國政府收到的利息，總是會比通貨膨脹率稍微高一點。

So you're actually generating interest for holding these US Treasuries, which is why all these banks across the globe don't actually mind holding so much US Treasuries.

所以你實際上是透過持有這些美國國債來產生利息，這就是為什麼全球所有這些銀行其實都不介意持有這麼多美國國債。

The exact same analogy works for central banks.

完全相同的類比也適用於中央銀行。

Now, all the central banks across the globe are, one way or another, are connected to the Federal Reserve.

現在，全球所有的中央銀行，或多或少都和聯邦準備理事會有所連結。

It's like a VIP account at the Federal Reserve for international central banks.

這就像是國際中央銀行在聯邦準備理事會的一個VIP帳戶。

And central banks always need some kind of reserves to stabilize their currency.

而中央銀行總是需要某種準備金來穩定他們的貨幣。

Ideally, as a central bank, you want to hold a lot of gold.

理想上，身為一個中央銀行，你會想要持有大量的黃金。

But the problem with gold is that if you're actually holding physical gold, and

但黃金的問題是，如果你實際上持有實體黃金，而且

the moment you need a lot of cash to stabilize your currency, selling that gold that is in your vault is extremely difficult because you physically have to take that gold, move it to a different place.

當你需要大量現金來穩定你的貨幣時，賣掉金庫裡的黃金會非常困難，因為你必須實際拿出黃金，把它移到別的地方。

For example, if you have to sell billions of dollars of that gold.

舉例來說，如果你必須賣掉數十億美元的黃金。

If you have US Treasuries, you're not actually holding any kind of pieces of papers.

如果你持有美國國債，你實際上並沒有持有任何紙張。

Nothing is going to be moved from one place into another.

沒有任何東西需要從一個地方移動到另一個地方。

聯邦準備理事會實際上有一本美國

treasury ledger at the Federal Reserve that tracks who holds or owns a certain amount of U.S. treasuries.

國債帳簿，記錄誰持有或擁有一定數量的美國國債。

So if you're a central bank in the bank of England and suddenly you need US Dollars, you can literally convert your US Treasuries into actual cash overnight.

所以如果你是英格蘭銀行的中央銀行，突然需要美元，你實際上可以在一夜之間將你的美國國債轉換成現金。

And now you have billions of dollars to instantly your market.

然後你就有數十億美元可以立即穩定你的市場。

But if you're actually holding so much gold, you can't actually do that with gold.

但如果你實際上持有那麼多黃金，你無法對黃金這樣做。

When you don't need those US Dollars, they're continuously earning interest from the US Government, which is why the global economy did not abandon the United States dollar.

當你不需要那些美元時，它們會持續從美國政府賺取利息，這就是為什麼全球經濟沒有拋棄美元。

Even when the United States abandoned the gold standard, it actually worked for the rest of the world.

即使美國放棄了金本位，這實際上對世界其他國家也奏效了。

So the entire global financial system and the fact that the dollar is the global reserve currency is on the shoulders of the US Bond market.

是以，整個全球金融體系以及美元作為全球儲備貨幣的事實，都肩負在美國債券市場之上。

And the reason all these countries and banks trust the U.S.

而所有這些國家和銀行信任美國

tre is because they trust the independence of the Fed.

國債的原因是，他們信任聯邦準備理事會的獨立性。

The moment that trust is eroded, this system is no longer going to work.

只要這個信任一消失，這個系統就無法繼續運作了。

So when you see that gold prices are catastrophic, rising so fast recently, it means that central banks are actually buying so much gold.

所以當你看到國際金價崩盤，近期漲勢如此凶猛，這代表各國中央銀行其實正在大量收購黃金。

Gold is not rising because gold is becoming more valuable.

黃金上漲並不是因為黃金本身變得更有價值。

Gold is rising because all these central banks are ditching their U.S. treasuries and buying so much gold.

黃金上漲是因為這些中央銀行都在拋售美國國債，大量收購黃金。

That huge demand for gold is driving gold prices higher and higher.

這龐大的黃金需求正在推升國際金價不斷創新高。

And if this trend is going to continue, it literally can break the US Bond market.

如果這個趨勢持續下去，它真的可能會摧毀美國債券市場。

And if you break the US Bond market, then the dollar cannot possibly be the global reserve currency because this is how the system works.

如果你摧毀了美國債券市場，美元就不可能再是全球的儲備貨幣了，因為這個系統就是這樣運作的。

Things are getting so bad in the US treasury market that Donald Trump is literally threatening retaliation.

美國國債市場的情況已經糟到川普揚言要採取報復行動。

If the European countries sell US Treasuries, nothing literally breaks the system more than threatening your investors that if they sell their investment, you are going to retaliate.

如果歐洲國家賣出美國國債，威脅投資人說如果他們賣掉投資，你就要報復，這絕對會讓系統崩潰。

That literally breaks the system even more.

That erodes the trust and the faith in the system.

這會侵蝕大家對這個系統的信任和信心。

And that's why you see gold prices rising so fast.

這也是為什麼你會看到國際金價漲這麼快。

And if this trend is going to continue throughout the entire 2026, do not be surprised that gold prices are going to cross $10,000.

如果這個趨勢持續到2026年一整年，別驚訝國際金價可能會衝破10,000美元。

I've warned you about this last year when gold prices just crossed $4,000.

我去年就警告過大家了，那時候國際金價才剛突破4,000美元。

And I told you that most likely in 2026, gold prices are going to be anything between 6 to $10,000.

我當時就告訴你們，很可能在2026年，國際金價會在6,000到10,000美元之間。

It's to comprehend how the global economy or the US economy is going to look like when the bond market is breaking so fast.

債券市場崩潰這麼快，要理解全球經濟或美國經濟會變成什麼樣子，真的不容易。

But if you want to ensure that you are going to profit and win out of this, is to ensure that you are an investor in the right assets every single time.

但如果你想確保自己能從中獲利並勝出，就是要確保你每次都投資在對的資產上。

When there are huge financial or global transitions, there are always going to be winners and there are always going to be losers.

當有重大的金融或全球轉變時，總會有贏家，也總會有輸家。

There has been people who made billions of dollars and there has been so many companies that went bankrupt.

有些人賺了數十億美元，也有很多公司倒閉了。