The People's Bank of China has been buying gold for nine consecutive months, with an average of no more than 100000 ounces per month. In July, it increased its holdings by 60000 ounces, and its gold reserves increased to 73.96 million ounces. The central bank is very conservative, with the main goal of protecting assets rather than investing in gold, which is asset allocation. Considering the recent "US allows 401k pension funds to purchase digital currencies", I believe that the super buyers of Bitcoin and ETH have not yet entered the market, but will they eventually come to an end? What's your opinion?