The Truth About Precious Metals Rising: The More Gold Rises, the More Substitutes There Are

When gold rises too quickly, the party controlling settlement rights is not pleased with excessive capital concentration.

Once funds are overly concentrated in gold, it means their control over the flow is diminishing.

Therefore, at critical stages, the market will start emphasizing "substitution options":
Silver catching up, precious metals rotating, industrial metals being more resilient.

These statements are not fabricated, but their purpose is clear: divert the funds that would normally flow into gold to areas with weaker consensus.

When systemic risk increases, the settlement layer cares not about how much you earn, but about preventing too many people from ending up at the same "destination" at the same time.

History repeatedly proves one thing:
When everyone starts focusing on gold, what you are reminded to look at is often something with higher risk.

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