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Gold is sitting near $4,990 as China returns to the market in just 72 hours — with only 8 days remaining until COMEX delivery. The big question: 👉 Does China aggressively buy and squeeze supply? 👉 Or does liquidity flip and trigger a sharp crash? In this video, we break down delivery risk and futures positioning on COMEX, contract rollover dynamics through the CME Group, and the demand impact from the China — the world’s largest physical gold buyer. We also examine how monetary policy expectations from the Federal Reserve can amplify volatility during thin liquidity windows before delivery. When a major global buyer re-enters the market right before futures delivery, price reactions can become extreme — especially near psychological levels like $5,000 gold. ⚠️ Is $4,990 a launchpad to $5,100+? ⚠️ Or is this a liquidity trap before a flush lower? ⚠️ What signals confirm a breakout vs breakdown? Stay until the end for critical levels, timing risks, and institutional positioning clues. ⏱️ Timestamps 00:00 — China Returns in 72 Hours: Why It Matters 01:30 — Gold at $4,990: Psychological Battle 03:20 — 8 Days Until COMEX Delivery Explained 05:10 — Futures Positioning & Open Interest Signals 07:00 — China Buying Pattern History 09:00 — Thin Liquidity Risk Window 10:45 — Bull Case: Break Above $5,000 12:30 — Bear Case: Liquidity Flush Scenario 14:10 — Key Confirmation Levels 15:40 — Final Institutional Warning Signals #️⃣ Relevant Hashtags #Gold #GoldPrice #ChinaGold #COMEX #GoldFutures #PreciousMetals #GoldInvesting #MarketVolatility #GoldTrading #CentralBanks #FederalReserve #CommodityMarket #SafeHaven #InflationHedge #BullionMarket #GoldBreakout #MacroTrading #MarketCrash #WealthProtection #GlobalMarkets