Jiang says gold is only useful for people with excess capital and is not a real everyday survival solution; in a depopulating chaotic world, demand weakness can even reduce gold's practical value.
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Store of value
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"...that mean gold is no longer a safe haven or store of value going forward like it has been for hundreds of years? Gold,..."
"So if you have a lot of money, and you have no place to put your money, then you should put it in gold..."
"...computer devices. Bitcoin can only be used as either a store of value or a means of payment. Now, we've had almost 20 years..."
"...why Bitcoin is valuable is, first of all, it's a store of value. It's a store of wealth because it's rare. The second is..."
"...That's number one. Number two is that it is a store of value. And what this means is that... You're able to take wealth..."
"...form of capital because it's sort of universal. Okay? You can store value in it, but the value is uncertain or unstable. And it's..."
"...The U.S. dollar is universal. Everyone wants it. It's a store of value and it's mobile as well. And so it's a U.S. dollar..."
"...is. It has to be able to be, it has to store value. Okay? It has to be permanent. Okay? Does that make sense?..."
"...time, you're right in that it is valuable. It's a store of value. So, you guys don't know this, but there are a lot..."
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