#BREAKING
🇨🇦 Canada Sold ALL Its Gold — And Most People Don’t Know This 😳
Back in 1965, Canada held 1,023 tonnes of gold — worth nearly $149 BILLION in today’s value.
Fast-forward to now…
➡️ Canada has ZERO gold reserves.
Yes — the only G7 country with none 🤯
📉 Over decades, Canada slowly sold everything, choosing: • Foreign bonds
• Liquidity
• Paper assets
The idea?
👉 Gold was no longer needed in a “modern” financial system.
Meanwhile 👇
🇺🇸 USA: ~8,133 tonnes
🇩🇪 Germany: ~3,352 tonnes
Very different strategy.
This wasn’t a one-time decision — it happened across multiple governments and central bank leaders. Gold was seen as outdated.
But now? 👀
🔥 Inflation pressure
🌍 Geopolitical tension
🪙 Renewed demand for hard assets
💡 Even Bitcoin entering the “store of value” debate
So the big question is 👇
❓ Was selling all that gold a mistake?
❓ Will Canada ever rethink its gold strategy?
History has a habit of coming back at the most unexpected times ⏳
