I didn't expect many friends to be quite interested. The total overseas holdings have decreased from a 13 year high of about 33% to the current 22%, a decrease of about 11% in 12 years. China has been the country that has significantly reduced its holdings of US Treasury bonds in the past few years. Since 2018, it has continuously reduced its holdings of US Treasury bonds, from a peak of $1.3 trillion to the current $820 billion, making it the country with the most significant reduction in holdings. Although Japan is currently the largest overseas holder, it is slowly reducing its holdings starting from 2022. The portion of overseas reduction in holdings has been largely absorbed domestically in the United States. Next are the UK and Europe, which are mainly transit points. For example, some analysts believe that the 10-year US Treasury bonds sold this time were China's stock in Europe being sold and then converted from US dollars to euros. This tweet is sponsored by @ ApeXProtocolCN | Dex With Apex