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Rome’s denarius lost 98% of silver content before the empire crumbled. We are not risking hyperinflation; we are watching the slow-motion death of purchasing power. The Federal Reserve has printed more dollars in the last two years than the entire 20th century. Each unit of fiat is a claim on nothing, diluted by design. The end result is always the same: people flee to gold or value-neutral stores. History repeats because we ignore the math until it’s too late.
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