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🚨 WARNING: SOMETHING EXTREMELY BAD JUST HAPPENED A U.S. startup has successfully produced the FIRST REAL LAB-GROWN GOLD. And its process already beat CERN’s gold production by 10X. And they are not stopping there. Their model says a future 1 GW fusion plant could produce around 2 TONNES OF...

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Brooster 的头像
Brooster2 天前

Unproven. This clown must be heavily short.

✨️ 的头像
✨️2 天前

And it’s probably so expensive to produce gold with this method that it’s a total waste of time.

2026Tesla 的头像
2026Tesla2 天前

More BS

Richard 的头像
Richard2 天前

I’ll buy all the lab grown #gold

Bang 的头像
Bang2 天前

Using mercury results in radioactive impurities. It would take over a decade of cooling and storage for radioactivity to clear before it is safe for use.

dFree 的头像
dFree2 天前

Well at least that will never be done with Bitcoin for the rest of time. Not BTC, thats not Bitcoin and they can double the supply when they want to but with BSV, which is the real Bitcoin, only 21 million will exist for the rest of eternity.

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Huberdude2 天前

Looks to me like they're trying to crash gold and silver because their fiat currency and digital "ether money" is in jeopardy. These clowns will do anything to maintain control. I'm a stacker and they can kiss my ass, there are no other assets that protect your wealth...none.

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A trader2 天前

And what about silver??

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Nexus Six2 天前

1. Time to develop commercial fusion tech assuming success: 40 years 2. Time to build commercial reactor fleet capable of 4,000 tonnes/yr (2000 2GW reactors): 40 years 3. Time for gold output to lose the radioactivity notwithstanding its fast half life: 15 years. = 95 years

Flipping The Thrift 的头像
Flipping The Thrift2 天前

The timing of this technology announcement is very interesting.🤔

James McGrill 的头像
James McGrill2 天前

It's fud. It works with fusion reactors. Commercial use will be decades in the future. The produced gold is also radioactive and needs about 15 to 20 years till it's not dangerous anymore

AlphaDAD_AI 的头像
AlphaDAD_AI2 天前

You say this is extremely bad, I see this as amazing - considering I hold a bunch of crypto. It further validates digital currency, blockchain, & transparency across the board. 🤷‍♂️🤘

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BlakeSeven2 天前

And what would be the point in making tons of gold?

Brock ~ Gomining Future Ambassador ~ brocki645.sol 的头像
Brock ~ Gomining Future Ambassador ~ brocki645.sol2 天前

It was only a matter of time.

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Marv452 天前

I smell BS they are spreading fear, they want you away from precious metals, keep on buying.

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Makro Macht & Märkte2 天前

No need to panic. Marathon Fusion’s claim is real nuclear physics, but the “first real lab-grown gold that changes everything” framing is massively overstated. They have not disclosed how much gold they actually produced. Beating CERN’s 2025 record by 10x still means tiny amounts. CERN only made 29 picograms over years. Their 2 tonnes/year figure is a model for a future 1 GW fusion plant that doesn’t exist. Their current setup is in the kW range. The gold would also likely be radioactive and need years of cooling before it could be used. Mercury supply, fusion plant build-out, and the enormous above-ground gold stock (~200,000+ tonnes) are all major constraints. This is interesting science and a potential long-term byproduct of fusion energy. It is not a near-term threat to gold’s scarcity or a diamond-style price collapse. Spreading “something extremely bad just happened” narratives doesn’t help anyone.

Orbiter99 的头像
Orbiter992 天前

End of gold era.Uranium is real gold

Mike B 的头像
Mike B2 天前

So, then silver will be the new gold, right?

i 的头像
i2 天前

a model of it, isn't a product. It's the normal san fransico startup model. Pitch the concept, deliver an actual good at some point in the future.

Big Tex 的头像
Big Tex2 天前

Gold is an element. You can't create it from other stuff.

Robert Nass 的头像
Robert Nass2 天前

Great thesis, huge execution gap.

BlakeSeven 的头像
BlakeSeven2 天前

Just click bait.

mrONES 的头像
mrONES2 天前

It was only a matter of time. I never really understood why we valued gold so high in the first place

Keksi 的头像
Keksi2 天前

Totally shit post

Vlad 的头像
Vlad2 天前

Everything is fake in this world anymore. Please DM your info if possible. I was in jewelery for years and am no fan of lab grown. I see a YOUNG GAL with a 3carat….its fake. Please I would luv to know of this gold fusion . I honestly had heard nothing of gold fusion

Piotr Y 的头像
Piotr Y2 天前

self-fulfilling prophecy for morons

crypto_johndoe 的头像
crypto_johndoe2 天前

😂🤣🫣🤡

pashmonline 的头像
pashmonline2 天前

My guy called the meta years early and got rekt by critics now the whole timeline is in awe. It’s all about who drops the take 😅

Foghorn Leghorn 的头像
Foghorn Leghorn2 天前

You are an absolute fucking retard. Go jump off a bridge

dez71🇵🇱🇪🇺 的头像
dez71🇵🇱🇪🇺2 天前

Calm down

₿owser 的头像
₿owser2 天前

This is not bad, the world gets richer the MORE gold we produce. Gold is a great metal and can be used for alot.

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Xavier Roder2 天前

😆😆😆

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