>muh hedge against inflationThe moment technology allows us to mass produce gold your networth will be wiped clean. Feeling anxious now?
>>61487482why would anyone mass produce gold knowing it'll make it worthless
>>61487482
>>61487482we already can mass produce gold in minecraft which you think doesn't matter because you don't understand in another 20 years if humanity survives that long everyone will be living in minecraft
>>61487482This.Gold is a shiny rock with no use case. It's worthless.
>>61487487Because the first 100 tons or so will be a cheap money glitch
>>61487482>technology will be able to reproduce 2 neutron stars mergingAnon, I...
here is MANY old gold mines, they become profitable again with modern price and tech.even a random Canadian wasteland become profitable if heavy machinery used
>>61487482Jokes on you, pal. When the asteroid mining kicks in that will wreck the alchemists
>>61487514>technology can already reproduce 2 neutron stars mergingAnon, I...
long term gold investment is bad idea
>>61487482>Feeling anxious now?Nope.
>>61487482>technology allows us to mass produce goldDo you have any clue what that would take? It would, unironically, be orders of magnitude more efficient to mine asteroids for it than to do so. It will never become easier to make our own than to simply extract it from our environment.
>>61487482Not at all.
>>61487651mercury can be transformed to gold in fusion reactorshttps://phys.org/news/2025-07-marathon-fusion-mercury-gold-energy.amp
>>61487494
Rocktards are the ultimate bagholdersLmao never forget the /pmg/ 401k baggie who paid a $22000 tax penalty to the government to borrow his own money,,,,,, lmao he needs $180 silver to break even ,,,,,, moron topticked the market and the losers of pmg egged him over the cliff
>>61488777Sounds like cope because your portfolio is being out performed by a rock
Gold’s usage in electronics incentivizes bringing the cost down through mining, either here or in space, or through modern-day alchemy. And any criticism you can apply to bitcoin, you can apply to gold. It’s the same fucking thing: people assign it value. But let the rock collectors have their day in the sun, listening to all of those Fox News commercials on buying gold have finally paid off.
>>61488748It can also be mined out of the ground much more cheaply and efficiently moron
>>61487482didn't people already create a way to make gold from lead. its just so insanely expensive it'd be utterly pointless.
>>61488799Keep coping norocker
>>61488794Gold did absolutely nothing but churn for almost fourteen years while the market pumped hard. You going to wait another more than dozen years for the next pump?
>>61488808>I missed the pump, I’m so smart
>>61488805Too dumb to create a response? Lol.>keep coooooping broYour supposed salvation is sold in pawn shops. You could’ve had your money in VOO over the years and made more.
>>61488809I don’t chase trends, boomer.
>>61488811You’re literally fantasizing about alchemy. If that’s not cope then I don’t know what is
Brown thread of the week.
>muh asteroid mining >muh alchemy Boomers have biz seething lmao
>>61488813so I take it you were the “smart money” holding PMs and gold stocks on the lead up to this uptrend I take it? So what’s the problem?
>>61488814It can already be done in small quantities for a high price, but I’ve never heard of any emerging technology that hasn’t become cheaper over time. It’s hilarious you think that multi-trillion dollar corporations are going to get cornholed by boomer rock holders for a long period. Here’s a quick history lesson: remember aluminum? It was more valuable than gold or silver. Only Napoleon’s most cherished guests could use the aluminum cutlery. Then it became easier to extract, and now you cover your leftovers in it. Your “precious metal” is trending toward zero in the long run. But enjoy your day in the sun, your bags were heavy.
>>61488828Lmaooooo this retard doesn’t even deny that he believes in alchemy. Holy shit
>>61488827>I don’t chase trends>then why weren’t you chasing the trend, huh?Is English your second language? It’s fine if it is, but I don’t think you understand what I’m saying
>>61488835that’s not what I said you dumb little man
>>61488832https://www.ndtv.com/science/alchemists-dream-come-true-scientists-create-gold-from-lead-8381252/amp/1Do you read at all? This isn’t science fiction anymore>mankind will never fly!>plane gets invented>well that plane only flew off the ground for five seconds>you are here>we now have advanced rocketry
>>61488838What was the lead up? All I see is a chart that churned for fourteen years and then pumped 60 percent.
>>61488842Blud is a peasant from the year 600 AD talking about alchemy I’m dead bro
>>61488848You’ve confirmed yourself to either be illiterate, ignorant, or trying to troll. I’m going to enjoy my Sunday. Best of luck to your investment strategies.
>you just need to bring an asteroid from a million light-years away to earth bro
>>61488846>tfw when you’re so intelligent you didn’t recognize the buy signals>tfw when you’re so intelligent your portfolio gets outperformed by rock
>>61488854Thanks. Feels good knowing my portfolio has objectively outperformed yours and will continue to well into 2026
>>61488854You're spending your Sunday seething about rocks, faggot.
>>61488846>I don’t chase trends I just look at how something was trending for 14 years and base my allocation and trades off of thatLel
>>61488801are you stupid? the fusion reactor already serves its primary purpose of providing electricity. the conversion of mercury to gold is an added bonus
>>61488874So go do it then
>>61488874>>61488842So, how much does it cost to produce 1oz of gold out of mercury?
/pmg/ leaking so much out of their containment thread that this might be euphoria setting in for metals
>>61489019lol, i like how this thread wasn't about bitcoin at all and then presumptive gold holders felt the need to bring it up of all things to avoid arguing the point
>>61489028>bitcoinCrypto, stocks, bonds. All fiat derivatives. Metals protect against the inevitable collapse of fiat.
>the moment magic becomes real, gold will become worthless!meanwhile, as soon as quantum chips become useful (in a few years) crypto becomes obsolete.
>>61488882it doesn’t, that’s the point lol. the tokamak design would cause this process to be a byproduct
>>61489084are you stupid? quantum computers are useless for classical algorithms like sha256.
>>61489094are you stupid? Tokomak reactors only produce 1 gram of gold per year
>>61489102they produce 0 doofus. experimental design by marathon fusion could produce several metric tons per year
>>61487482>soon we will be able to create gold from nothing, but these 0s and 1s can never be duplicatedOK. I don't care. Go get boosted then put all your money in Jewish fairy dust. There is nothing I can do to save you and the sooner you die the better it will be for everyone.
>>61487482>technology allows us to mass produce goldI'm sure money will still have meaning when we can literally change matter at an atomic scale.
>>61488777What the fuck are you even talking about you fucking retarded? Some guy lost money on his 401k? So what if he did or didn't? I went all in at 20$ per ounce and tripled my money. Get fucked crypto baggie.
>>61489139Good idea to get mercury then, good as gold
>>61487482Your autistic internet coin will be the first to be wiped out thanks to quantum computers.
>>61487494It does have many industrial use cases, retard.
>>61487526Indian/10
>>61488842You do understand they currently don’t even know where gold comes from for sure. It’s theorised Is synthesised in kilanovas or magnetar stellar quakes. The it rained down onto the primordial planet from the interstellar medium.The energy in these events being many many orders of magnitude past what we have on earth. Including nuclear weapons. Assuming that theory is even correct. So gold is still a mystery in physics.
>>61489139https://phys.org/news/2025-07-marathon-fusion-mercury-gold-energy.html>simulations only>no prototypeNah, I wouldn't be concerned until 2040
>>61487482And what technology can produce gold cheaper than it is now exactly?
>>61487482producing gold would make it worth even more
>>61489908>>61489930againthe point of gold is that you can't fake ityou have to mine itif you substitute mining it off the ground for a chemical process, you didn't really change anythingproducing gold in an industrial scale would make it worth more
>>61487487Why not?
>>61488748yeah, how much? How long to make a single troy ounce?
>>61487491grok, is this true?
>>61489041>stocks>All fiat derivativesThat has to be one of the most stupid things ever said by a rocktard.Stocks are ownership rights over a company. The dollar could go to zero tomorrow - my NVDA stock still entitles me to the same piece of Nvidia Corporation.
>>61487487>why would anyone mass produce gold knowing it'll make it worthlessExactly the same is done with diamonds. Lab-grown ones are not only indistinguishable from natural diamonds to the naked eye for jewelry, but are also suitable for industrial use.
>>61488752We could make computers without gold I’m sure. That’s not it makes up a significant portion of computers now, otherwise we wouldn’t throw them in the trash when they get old.
FUN FACT:Everytime you see vitriolic anti precious metal threads on /biz/ they come from the equivalent of Indian call centres. True!The crypto industry astroturfs global branding, keeping brands of crypto in the forefront of consumers minds. This very board is one of thousands on spreadsheets that are dispersed to pajeets in sweatshop like office centres across India where they are paid a pittance to discuss widget coin X.In the last 12 months, due to the searing rise of precious metals, these Jeetshops have been handed a change of narrative from their employers in SF, they are now paid to run down and challenge all precious metals discuss they see online, take screenshots, and are paid per result.So just remember, everytime you see an anon insulting you for buying silver or gold online, it is just a DO NOT REDEEM Jeet doing his day job.
>>61487482The technology is already here but it is suppressed by the BIG OIL, they dont want to usher in nuclear fusion because it will be another internet moment, so much freedom and power that they lose control and therefore lose control over the masses. My point against such people will be that, why fight for the little on this blue planet when we can progress in 10 years time and farm other planets?
FUN FACT:Everytime you see vitriolic anti crypto threads on /biz/ they come from the equivalent of Indian call centres. True!The precious metals industry astroturfs global branding, keeping brands of metals in the forefront of consumers minds. This very board is one of thousands on spreadsheets that are dispersed to pajeets in sweatshop like office centres across India where they are paid a pittance to discuss widget coin X.In the last 12 months, due to the searing shilling of precious metals, these Jeetshops have been handed a change of narrative from their employers in SF, they are now paid to run down and challenge all crypto discussions they see online, take screenshots, and are paid per result.So just remember, everytime you see an anon insulting you for buying crypto online, it is just a DO NOT REDEEM Jeet doing his day job.
>>61487482Crypto has a poor ass feel. Gold feels good in my ass. I hope technology comes about to create it and make it cheaper. I will buy and cram more in my ass. Feeling anxious now? Feather-rectum bitch.
>>61488794thats the thing anon, he doesn't even have a portfolio. Just a brokie who thinks alloy coins are gold......
>sciencefags are capable of producing gold >central banks feel threatened>they assassinate the sciencefags>???>PROFIT!!!
>>61487558>can't scale beyond a few atoms and costs an insane amount to power even thatAnon, I...
>>61488748>"technically gold">highly radioactivedon't forget to wear a lead apron under your "gold" necklace"
>>61488828>Only Napoleon’s most cherished guests could use the aluminum cutlery. Then it became easier to extract, and now you cover your leftovers in it.Cool, now do that with gold
>>61489088>as yet imaginary fusion reactor could make a gram in a yeartwo weeks, trust me bro, sell all your gold now
>>61488828And in one simple reply, I’ll show why you are retarded. Are you ready?Aluminum is the most abundant metallic element in Earth’s crust.Thanks for playing.
>>61491032>The dollar could go to zero tomorrow - my NVDA stock still entitles me to the same piece of Nvidia CorporationThis is the most retarded thing ever said by a fiat-tard.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cede_and_Company>Cede technically owns most of the publicly issued stock in the United States.[5] Thus, most investors do not themselves hold direct property rights in stock, but rather have contractual rights that are part of a chain of contractual rights involving Cede.[6]You can't even own stocks lol.
>>61491074>We could make computers without gold I’m sure.Yeah 5 of em and they won't be useful, truth is gold is absolutely necessary for computing until an alternative conductor is invented and that's not happening anytime soon.
>>61492109man everything is fake and gay
>>61487482>The moment technology allows us to mass produce goldDaily reminder we already do this lol.
>>61487487retardif the fed prints 100bil and YOU get the 100bil, you think it will be worthless?
>>61492125You need like 1 gram of gold for 10000 computers.Almost 99% is copper And you could make all parts made of gold from silver. Computer lifetime would drop from 20-40 years to 10-15, but most computers are irrelevant in 5-10 so it does not matter.Also you could cover all parts, so they dont get contact whit air and all gold could be replaced whit copper.Gold is literally not needed. Only some space stuff needs it but that amount can be stolen from grandmoms jewlery box.Sometimes materials are used because they are easy. If they would make computers merged in oil it would get cheap in few years and there would be little to no corrosion from metals that corrode when contacted whit o2 or H2O.When merged you dont need other cooling so you would need less parts and it might actually get cheaper in time. Using gold is just blast from the past.
>>61487482Retard. It takes 2 neutron stars colliding to create gold, and even then it only happens 50% of the time.Yes, if you use an insane amount of energy and a gigantic particular accelerator, you can create an atom of gold. If we were to run that continuously, you could create a kilogram of gold in a few trillion years.
>>61492425If gold had high demand right now, we would run out straight away, and then there wouldn't be anymore to mine.When you buy gold, you are storing its future industrial use for the rest of time. This is what makes it valuable. If I sell you an expensive glass of wine, it may never be drunk in your lifetime, but it will appreciate in value and you could trade it later in life for something else you want.This is why the world is so screwed with silver and platinum. Both have high industrial demand now, and so we are going to run out of them in our lifetimes.
>international bankers will allow a rogue breakaway team of Crack engineers to invent a way to create more gold and publish the information to the worldKid they kill people for making automobiles that run on less gas.
>>61487501unnecessary work, you just do what they already do - sell a paper for gold ownership with nothing behind it.
>>61492449>platinumPlatinum is a funny one.Yes it structurally has all the hallmarks of unobtainium, but weirdly for its industrial uses in automotive it’s completely swapable with palladium.So a juggling act occurs, when one is cheaper that is the one utilised in carburettors. If palladium didn’t exist we’d be fucked however.
