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2026.02.12 19:27

Tear Off the Labels: The Truth About the Power of Gold, Big Coins, and the Dollar โš–๏ธ

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Stop being brainwashed by those outdated finance textbooks.

The underlying asset logic of this world is undergoing a silent reconstruction.

1. Gold is no longer a pure "safe-haven island" ๐Ÿ†

If you still think gold is just a safe-haven asset, you're being naive. Today's gold is deeply embedded in the game of global liquidity. It's not just a harbor during panic; it's also a chip in the game of major power credit reshaping and central bank rivalry. It has shed its single "safe-haven" label and become a hard currency against credit collapse.

2. The "decentralization" myth of Bitcoin has ended ๐Ÿ•ธ

Wake up. Bitcoin is no longer a utopian product independent of the financial system. With the launch of spot ETFs and the takeover by Wall Street capital, it has become part of major financial systems. It's being assimilated, being co-opted. It's a highly correlated risk asset wearing the cloak of decentralization.

3. The US Dollar: Still the world's only axis ๐Ÿ’ต

Has the dollar weakened? Yes. But is it obsolete? Far from it.

The essence of the world is conflict; the essence of conflict is energy; and the anchor for measuring energy is still the US dollar. It remains the most powerful, most core, and arguably the only underlying asset on this planet.

Under this logic:

All financial fluctuations are essentially converging towards the dollar's pricing power.

You think you're going long on the future, but you're really just looking for a temporary fulcrum to avoid being submerged in the vast tidal wave of the dollar.

In this changing landscape, seeing clearly who the real "market maker" is is more important than believing in any "faith."

Donald Trump's policies are about strengthening dollar hegemony!

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