Summary of Dr. Mukhlis's article on the relationship between gold and cash liquidity - Since the umbilical cord between the dollar and gold was cut in 1974, the global financial system has entered a phase of "detachment" that can be summarized in three terrifying figures:
💵 Liquidity (M2): increased 26 times. 🥇 Gold: multiplied by 32 times. 📉 US public debt: Jumped 80 times!
What do these numbers tell us? - Gold is fair: its movement was in harmony with the printing of money; it did not rise wildly, but was repricing itself to preserve value against the flood of paper.
- The currency is the "monster": its growth is not only detached from gold, but also from the economic reality and the pace of money growth itself.
We are living in a clear structural dysfunction. The problem is not that "gold is expensive," but that the "financial environment" we live in is designed to inflate debt faster than any real asset... $BTC #JoinGrowthPointsDrawToWiniPhone17
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Summary of Dr. Mukhlis's article on the relationship between gold and cash liquidity
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Since the umbilical cord between the dollar and gold was cut in 1974, the global financial system has entered a phase of "detachment" that can be summarized in three terrifying figures:
💵 Liquidity (M2): increased 26 times.
🥇 Gold: multiplied by 32 times.
📉 US public debt: Jumped 80 times!
What do these numbers tell us?
- Gold is fair: its movement was in harmony with the printing of money; it did not rise wildly, but was repricing itself to preserve value against the flood of paper.
- The currency is the "monster": its growth is not only detached from gold, but also from the economic reality and the pace of money growth itself.
We are living in a clear structural dysfunction.
The problem is not that "gold is expensive," but that the "financial environment" we live in is designed to inflate debt faster than any real asset... $BTC #JoinGrowthPointsDrawToWiniPhone17