Analysis

3 days ago

Gold’s total market capitalization is expected to increase by four times by 2030.

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3 days ago

Trade active

The global elites have been quietly shifting the dollars they earned through business and investment into gold for decades.
They don’t trade it — they accumulate it.
Gold’s supply is limited, and its demand has never disappeared throughout history.
It’s an inevitable structure — a few control the market, while the rest can only follow.

3 days ago

Trade closed: target reached

Saying “Gold is heavy because it has the biggest market cap” is economically wrong.
Market cap only shows the total stored value, not how easily price can move.
What really drives movement is liquidity and supply–demand elasticity.

Gold’s supply is nearly fixed — mining output changes slowly —
so even small shifts in demand (from central banks, ETFs, or investors)
can move the price significantly.

So yes, gold’s market cap is huge,
but its price isn’t “heavy.”

💡 The real weight of a market isn’t in its size —
it’s in how sensitive it is to changing demand.