Will the dollar's share of global foreign exchange reserves be above 55% in the 2029 data release or before?

Context:

"Yes" argument:
There are no remotely worthy successors. The next most common reserve, the Euro, is likely in worse shape than the dollar.

"No" argument:
"Proponents of [dollar] regime change point to the steady fall in the dollar’s share of central banks’ foreign exchange reserves. That stood at around 59% in 2022, down from over 70% in 1999, according to the International Monetary Fund." - https://www.reuters.com/breakingviews/global-markets-breakingviews-2023-02-28/

Truth source will be IMF COFER survey data, or nearest equivalent if the IMF doesn't report on this by then.