From 2009 to 2020, gold did almost nothing.
$BTC A full decade of chop, fake breakouts, and patience killers. That wasn’t weakness — that was absorption.
Then the regime changed.
Post-2020, gold stopped trading like a commodity and started trading like insurance.
$1,800 → $4,300 in roughly three years isn’t a bull market —
it’s a reset.
Markets don’t move like this unless the denominator is breaking.
And the denominator is fiat.
Central banks aren’t speculating — they’re de-risking.
Governments aren’t bullish — they’re cornered by debt.
Currencies aren’t stable — they’re being quietly diluted.
Gold is doing what it always does before confidence collapses:
It reprices faster than people can mentally adjust.
First they mocked $2,000.
Then $3,000 was “impossible.”
$4,000 was “bubble talk.”
Now it’s printed.
This isn’t about gold being expensive.
It’s about money buying less trust every year.
If $10,000 shows up in 2026, history won’t call it crazy —
it’ll call it late recognition.
Gold doesn’t scream.
It moves when the system whispers that something’s wrong.
Smart money listens early.
Everyone else notices at the highs.
That’s how this game has always worked.
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