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💰 “If money grows on trees, why do we still dig for gold?”
Every year, the world adds a few thousand more tons of gold — but still, it feels rare. Central banks hoard it, investors worship it, and miners chase it like modern pirates. 🏴☠️
When governments print more money, gold often shines brighter — like it’s saying, “Nice try, paper.” Yet, the truth is messier: gold doesn’t just follow inflation; it follows fear, faith, and FOMO. ✨
. Gold’s been shiny for 5,000 years — tulips had, what, one crazy spring in 1637? 🌷
Sure, prices feel inflated, but gold isn’t just hype; it’s a global trust meter. When people stop believing in paper promises, they reach for metal.
Still, if the hype keeps heating, a correction could sting. Some banks whisper “$5,000 by 2026,” others say “get ready for a 20% dip.” Either way, it’s not just about price — it’s about belief, and belief is the most expensive currency of all. 💫
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