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A historical analysis of gold's price growth reveals that it does not increase steadily but rather in bursts during periods of global financial instability.
Key periods include:
- 1970s: Oil shock and inflation led to a dramatic increase, with gold rising approximately 20 times.
- 1980: Peak inflation created a historic growth spike, followed by a prolonged correction.
- 2008-2011: The financial crisis and European debt issues pushed gold above $1,000 per ounce, reaching new highs.
- 2020: The COVID-19 pandemic saw gold prices approach $2,000 per once
- 2025-2026 (projected): A potential surge
Key periods include:
- 1970s: Oil shock and inflation led to a dramatic increase, with gold rising approximately 20 times.
- 1980: Peak inflation created a historic growth spike, followed by a prolonged correction.
- 2008-2011: The financial crisis and European debt issues pushed gold above $1,000 per ounce, reaching new highs.
- 2020: The COVID-19 pandemic saw gold prices approach $2,000 per once
- 2025-2026 (projected): A potential surge
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Market Update - January 26
- Gold surpasses $5,000, Bitcoin drops to $87,000, and altcoins face significant losses amid geopolitical instability.
- The Netherlands plans to tax cryptocurrencies based on unrealized gains starting in 2028, prompting strong community backlash.
- Michael Saylor reveals plans to acquire more Bitcoin this week; his strategy currently holds 709,715 BTC, valued at approximately $62 billion.
- Foundry USA, the world's largest Bitcoin mining pool, reports a 60% decrease in hashrate to around 200 EH/s due to the ongoing mining winter in the U.S.
- Colombia's second-large
- Gold surpasses $5,000, Bitcoin drops to $87,000, and altcoins face significant losses amid geopolitical instability.
- The Netherlands plans to tax cryptocurrencies based on unrealized gains starting in 2028, prompting strong community backlash.
- Michael Saylor reveals plans to acquire more Bitcoin this week; his strategy currently holds 709,715 BTC, valued at approximately $62 billion.
- Foundry USA, the world's largest Bitcoin mining pool, reports a 60% decrease in hashrate to around 200 EH/s due to the ongoing mining winter in the U.S.
- Colombia's second-large
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