CONTROLLED DEMOLITION: China's $8T Repositioning Ends Dollar Dominance

China has quietly repositioned $8.2 trillion in assets over 24 months - more than Germany and Japan's combined GDP - through thousands of seemingly routine transactions that collectively represent the largest strategic capital reallocation in human history, designed not as portfolio management but as preparation for economic warfare. This follows the precise four-stage economic collapse model where rising powers challenge established empires, and we're currently in Stage Three - the mathematically irreversible point where China has developed sufficient independent capabilities that reverting to American system dependence would require abandoning decades of strategic advantages. The repositioning includes $3.1 trillion moved from US/European assets to Asia/Africa/Latin America, systematic dollar reserve reduction from 65% to 43% while increasing gold reserves by 340%, and $2.4 trillion invested in infrastructure across 147 countries that bypasses Western-controlled systems. China's CIPS payment system now processes over $14 trillion annually while yuan trade settlements reached 23% of global volume, creating parallel financial architecture that makes dollar usage optional rather than necessary for major international transactions. Mathematical analysis shows 2026 as the critical threshold year where dollar reserves fall below 50% (currently 58%), yuan settlements reach 30-35% market share, and China's infrastructure completion creates permanent strategic advantages that cannot be reversed through sanctions or diplomatic pressure.