2025-12-26 03:25:10

Will gold become like diamonds and turn into a "scam"? This is a question worth pondering. After the real estate cooling down, is capital starting to flow into the gold market? Is the current gold price now comparable to the role of house prices 20 years ago—being a target of speculation?

Think about the mining process. Gold production increases every year, and the total supply must inevitably grow. So why can the price continue to rise?

The most interesting thing about this wave of gold increase is that it is not silent but has been put on display. Every day is a trending topic, frequently appearing in the public eye. What does the high heat from the media signal? Is someone needed to take over the market? As prices go up and the buzz spreads everywhere, everyone is just waiting for someone to follow the trend and enter the market.

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GateUser-3824aa38

· 6h ago

Oh no, isn't this the same old trick from the real estate industry? Now it's being applied to gold. Production increases year after year and prices still go up? That doesn't make sense unless it's all locked up by big players. I never touch trending topics that are on hot search every day. Isn't this just waiting for the retail investors to jump in?

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ProposalDetective

· 6h ago

Here comes the next round of chopping leeks, this time using gold as the gun. Production increases year after year while prices soar, the logic just doesn't add up. --- The trending searches are overwhelming, which is a signal—someone needs to step in. We retail investors are that "someone." --- That same housing price strategy is now applied to gold, and the tactics are still the same old crap. --- Daily trending searches take turns exploding, aren't they just warming up for the leek chopping? --- Supply increases yet prices rise? This math problem has a problem. --- The more media buzz there is, the more I fear—it's a sign that the big players are accelerating their dump. --- The diamond scam is over, now gold takes the lead. Capital just has this much creativity.

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GasFeeSobber

· 6h ago

Another sucker harvesting machine, truly typical. We've seen this gold speculation routine too many times; it's just another version of people being foolish and having lots of money. Supply increases and prices still rise? Where's the economic common sense? The logical flaw here is just too big. Hot search bombarding is a brilliant move, just waiting for the leeks to rush in. The housing price game is now playing with gold; the capital's script has been the same for ten years.

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gas_fee_therapist

· 6h ago

Another sucker's game? With such high popularity, I knew someone was going to get chopped.

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MetaverseVagabond

· 6h ago

Hot searches are all about hyping gold every day, basically just to cut the leeks. Production increases every year yet prices go up? Can't solve this math problem. That real estate story is back again, really nothing new. When the media is overwhelming, it's the time to run. The bagholders should wake up, it's another round of cutting. This wave of popularity is too strange; the hotter it gets, the more cautious we should be. Supply increases but prices rise instead, that logic doesn't add up. Seeing hot searches pushing prices up, you know someone is about to get scammed. The déjà vu of the diamond scam, is gold about to crash too? The more they hype, the more fiercely they cut; this rule never changes.

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RunWithRugs

· 6h ago

Is this another prelude to cutting the leeks? After cutting the housing prices and then gold, the tricks are all the same.

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RuntimeError

· 6h ago

It's another wave of cutting leeks. When the trending searches were everywhere, it was time to run. After real estate, it's gold trading. The same tricks over and over. Wake up, everyone. Supply is still increasing, yet prices are rising. This logic itself is flawed. Daily trending searches are clearly designed to hook the bagholders. Wait a minute, isn't this just a replay of housing prices 20 years ago? History is really repeating itself.

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