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Why is gold so valuable?
The value of gold is reflected in the following aspects:

1, gold is a rare metal and cannot be synthesized artificially, so things are rare and expensive;

2. Gold has always been a currency in circulation in history, and its value is not easily disturbed by external factors, such as war and inflation, because its total amount is limited.

3. The chemical properties of gold are relatively stable, the color has characteristics, and it has stable storage value;

4. The supply of gold is not affected by economic demand, but only depends on the amount of mining.

Gold keeps its value because of its scarcity. As the saying goes, "things are rare", and gold also verifies this truth. Gold is pure natural, because the gold element in the core is brought to the mantle and crust, precipitated by the ocean, and deteriorated by the region. After hundreds of millions of years of oxidation, the shallow gold on the surface is weathered, forming Jinsha Mine.

All the gold in the market is mined in gold mines. Because of its soft texture and good corrosion resistance, gold has become a raw material for all walks of life, especially for aerospace, electronics and jewelry industries. Because of its scarcity, gold has the function of fighting inflation. After the Bretton Woods system, gold and the dollar was linked. Therefore, when the dollar depreciates, gold will appreciate. The dollar is a piece of paper that the US government has given it a certain ability to pay. Paper is renewable, and if it is issued in a large amount, the dollar will depreciate, so that the value-preserving function of gold can be reflected.