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"I Don't Know" – Two Words That Shook Global Trust in Gold In a symbolic moment in Dubai, Peter Schiff (the world's most famous gold promoter) was asked about a gold bar he was holding: "Is this real gold?" His reply:"I don't know." That answer exposes the historic paradox: · Gold (a $29 trillion market) is built on "trust me". To be absolutely sure of its purity, you must destroy it by melting it. It relies on a long chain of intermediaries, in a market where an estimated 5-10% of circulating gold is counterfeit. · Bitcoin (a $1.8 trillion market) is built on "verify for yourself". Its network cryptographically proves its own integrity every 10 minutes. It requires no intermediaries and no blind trust—just open, verifiable math. This moment revealed a fundamental shift: The end of the era for assets that cannot prove their own validity, and the rise of assets that mathematically and continuously self-verify. $BNB $BTC $SOL #BTCVSGOLD