A lot of bros have been asking me, why am I doing long-term DCA (dollar-cost averaging) into gold, and what's the logic behind it? I made this chart just for you guys. From 100 RMB/gram in 2005 to 1000 RMB/gram in 2025, gold prices have increased 10x over the past 10 years. Let me ask you, isn’t that insane? Impressive, right? The surge is terrifying—this is nothing short of an epic market trend. The current gold price is so high, you wouldn’t even believe it: Spot gold has hit $4549/oz, setting a new all-time high; platinum is soaring, with platinum jewelry prices breaking 1000 RMB/gram… Market sentiment always deviates from rationality. Over the past few years, gold prices have been climbing steadily. The core logic behind this is the "triple driver" of risk aversion, rate cuts, and demand. While it’s possible prices could rise further in the future, they’re so high now that the risk of a pullback is significant. Honestly, gold doesn’t generate cash flow—it’s just a hedge against inflation and a safe-haven asset. In the long run, the best investment asset—past, present, and future—has to be gold/$BTC.