Panch Tattva Wisdom

Gold is expensive today—and it should be. The global production of goods and services is vastly higher than it was a century or two ago. In a stable monetary framework, gold prices would have reflected this long ago. However, the rise of fiat currencies distorted this relationship by offering returns through interest, detached from real value and finite supply.
Now, as the global monetary system faces turbulence and the credibility and intent of its custodians come under scrutiny, gold is gradually reclaiming its true worth—one that is anchored in scarcity rather than promises.
This is a complex idea and not easy to grasp at first glance, but with deeper reflection, the logic becomes evident.