A significant shift in global reserves is taking place as central banks increasingly incorporate gold into their holdings, reaching a historic high. This trend is fueled by geopolitical tensions and the instability of the U.S. dollar, according to analysts. Central banks like China and India are leading this move away from traditional dollar-based reserves, with Gold now representing 30% of global reserves. Deutsche Bank reports that this shift in strategy has seen the proportion of gold-backed assets soar from 25% to nearly 30%, while the U.S. dollar’s share has decreased. This trend is particularly visible in stablecoin issuers, who are heavily focusing on gold-backed tokens as a potential alternative to traditional reserves.