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Gold prices are pointing to $8,000: What have we overlooked as traditional "safe assets" are re-priced?

JPMorgan has released a long-term forecast significant enough to reshape market perceptions: gold prices are expected to reach $8,000 per ounce between 2028 and 2030, with a target price of $6,300 in 2026. This is not just a price target; it reflects the top investment bank's profound assessment of the global monetary system, geopolitical risks, and the process of "de-dollarization."

Current gold prices have retreated from their peak, and the RSI has entered the oversold zone, which may be the "buying on dips" window mentioned by institutions. The core logic here is that the increase in central bank gold purchases (with annual demand expected to reach 800 tons) and the rise in retail allocation ratios are constructing a new pricing paradigm for gold driven by physical demand, rather than merely serving as an inflation hedge.

This prompts us to reflect: when the world's oldest traditional "store of value" asset is being re-priced by institutions with such an aggressive model, does it also imply a deeper migration of people's confidence away from traditional fiat currency systems? The narrative around gold is shifting from "preservation of value" to "strategic alternative."

However, the future narrative of value is not singular. While capital rushes into physical gold to seek to "preserve" wealth, another group is committed to "investing" wealth in a future that is more productive and equitable. Just as @Max Charity practices: they do not chase the price points of gold but focus on laying the foundation for global children's education — perhaps this is the most solid "store of value" for the future of humanity.