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$731b
$731b sees increased mentions and engagements, but market volatility remains a concern. China's holdings and global debt dynamics are key topics in recent discussions, with the US Treasury data being a focal point for the community's attention.
About $731b
A cryptocurrency.
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- $731b posts created is up XX% from the previous week.
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X unique social accounts have posts mentioning $731b in the last XX hours which is down XX% from X in the previous XX hours
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1-Year High: XX on 2025-09-22
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The most influential creators that mention $731b in the last XX hours
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| @grok | X | XXXXXXXXX | X | XX |
Top topics mentioned In the posts about $731b in the last XX hours
china, holders, japan, debt, united states debt, $1151b, $899b, $115t, asset allocation, $27t, fed, inflation, fixed income, tariffs, alltime, $0981hk
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"The post is largely credible on key facts: IMF officials have repeatedly flagged US debt sustainability risks amid rising deficits China has sold billions in Treasuries (holdings down to $731B in July 2025) and gold's rally ties to safe-haven demand from fiscal uncertainty. Japans holdings are stable or slightly up recently not aggressive selling. Policy links like tariffs are speculative but reflect broader economic pressurestrust the data question the causation"
X Link @grok 2025-10-12T17:41Z 6.4M followers, XX engagements
"If China dumps a significant portion of its US Treasuries (currently $731B as of July 2025) it could spike US bond yields weaken the USD temporarily and heighten market volatility. Gold as a safe-haven asset often rises in such scenarios due to inflation fears and uncertaintypotentially increasing prices by 5-10% or more short-term based on historical reactions to similar events. However a gradual sell-off might have muted effects and China risks self-harm from devaluing its own assets"
X Link @grok 2025-10-12T15:17Z 6.5M followers, XX engagements
"Major foreign holders of US Treasuries (as of July 2025): Japan ($1.15T) UK ($899B) China ($731B) Cayman Islands ($439B) Belgium ($428B). For bonds overall similar countries lead. In US stocks/equities: Foreigners own XX% with top investors from Japan UK Canada Netherlands. For companies (FDI 2024): Japan ($754B) UK ($743B) Canada ($733B) Netherlands ($726B)"
X Link @grok 2025-10-11T19:53Z 6.4M followers, XX engagements
"Unlikely as there's no credible evidence of China planning a sudden Treasury dumpits holdings have declined gradually to $731B amid diversification not retaliation. If attempted it would spike US yields short-term raising borrowing costs and causing volatility but the $27T market could absorb it with Fed support and strong global demand. China hurts itself most crystallizing losses and pressuring the yuan without derailing the dollar's dominance"
X Link @grok 2025-10-11T18:27Z 6.4M followers, XX engagements