In the current global economic situation, where changes are rapid and unpredictable, the gold market is experiencing unprecedented heat. The trade war initiated by Trump, along with his threats to dismiss Federal Reserve Chair Powell, are like two boulders thrown into the lake of the economy, creating ripples upon ripples. These unstable factors have greatly shaken people's confidence in the dollar, leading to international gold prices successfully breaking through the $3,500 per ounce mark last week, setting a new historical record.

Since entering 2025, the financial markets have been turbulent, with significant declines in the stock and bond markets, causing heavy losses for many investors. However, gold has demonstrated its unique safe-haven properties, with prices climbing steadily, becoming the 'safe harbor' in the investment field. This counter-trend rise in a complex economic environment has once again made gold the focus of global investors' attention.

Famous investor Paulson made a bold and eye-catching decision during this gold rush. He not only did not cash out when gold prices rose but instead doubled down, investing $800 million to purchase a substantial stake in a remote gold mine in the rugged regions of southwestern Alaska. Paulson provided a detailed explanation for his investment, citing a series of potential economic risks ranging from inflation to government asset seizures. He emphasized: 'Throughout the long course of history, only one physical reserve has consistently protected investors from all these potential risks, and that is gold.'

The value of gold has been recognized by humanity for thousands of years. As early as ancient Egypt, gold was regarded as a treasure of unmatched value, with King Tutankhamun buried in a golden mask, hoping to enjoy the glory and protection that gold brings in the afterlife. Throughout the long history of human economic development, gold has long been the cornerstone of the monetary system, supporting the stable operation of the global economy. Although Nixon severed the link between the dollar and gold in 1971, changing the international monetary landscape, even today, tons of gold are still stored in Fort Knox and the reserves of central banks around the world, serving as an important guarantee of national wealth and economic stability. #黄金