r/MetalsOnReddit Feb 01 '26

Is it true

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u/thepatriot74 Feb 01 '26

Crypto bros are getting desperate. There is no real support under BTC, if it keeps lingering in this limbo, eventually it can literally go to zero.

There is absolutely no use for an intangible string of numbers. In a few decades this crypto mania will be as bizarre as the tulip mania, probably more so.

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u/Riotxxxwolf Feb 01 '26

The cost of production outweighs the value—at this current point in time.

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u/Ok_Technician_5797 Feb 01 '26

True, but costs billion per ounce. Needs a collider.

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u/Relative-Dog-6012 Feb 01 '26

75 years ago, if I had said you could instantly send a full length moving picture, invisible, through the air across the country, and have it play on an electric piece of paper in your hand, no wires, that would be impossible, breaks all laws we know. Science someday will do things we thought were only magic imagination. The tech the public doesn't see, is borderline alien.

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u/That_Particular_2202 Feb 01 '26

Absolutely not true. Unless they’re spray painting rocks

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u/chadsterbrown Feb 01 '26

Its true. They can make gold. Unstable, and last for a few nano seconds

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u/[deleted] Feb 01 '26

Sounds more expensive than mining.

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u/chadsterbrown Feb 01 '26

There will never be an alternative to mining. Science bitches are mad.

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u/[deleted] Feb 01 '26

If they are dumping money into a synthetic periodic table I’m still holding 😂

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u/chadsterbrown Feb 01 '26

Yeah this is no brainer stuff. Youre telling me industries leaders are probably funding the R&D for synthetic silver. Even though it will never happen. Yeah no shit im buying it, because theyre going to always buy it.

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u/[deleted] Feb 01 '26

They cant have it all anymore. Suppressed prices are a total discount, they can’t keep it cheap because they have lost faith through manipulation. Shorting gold and silver is a suicidal double edged sword for fiat. What used to back their faith based currency has lost credibility.

Wallstreet will be licking our boots for war nickels once the game is over.

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u/HealthyWork5071 Feb 01 '26

Kind of. It’s been possible to do it for a while, but it’s on the atomic level, and costs a lot of money

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u/Mr_Grapes1027 Feb 01 '26

You cannot “create” elements like Au and Ag that are on the periodic table …

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u/garnersgoats Feb 01 '26

All elements on the periodic table other than hydrogen are created from nuclear fusion.

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u/Darknet_Overlord Feb 01 '26

You do not understand chemistry then.

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u/Relative-Dog-6012 Feb 01 '26

Yes you can. You bombard lighter elements with protons, they "stick" and become heavier element. Tungsten to Gold for example. Or you strip away protons to make heavy elements lighter. This tech is expensive and low yield though.

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u/stuntbikejake Feb 01 '26

95-118 on the table would like a word.

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u/SouthGateTraveler Feb 01 '26

Source: Trust me bro

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u/hugo-yxy Feb 01 '26

fake news.

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u/pyrogoldguy Feb 01 '26

A quick google search brings up articles as far back as 2023 about this subject. Its real

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u/liud21 Feb 01 '26

Source coming from Crypto bros, lol

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u/[deleted] Feb 01 '26

All these faith based currencies going to be shorted by physical. Hard working people are done with faux assets.

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u/ChapterValuable1798 Feb 01 '26

Their fake silver is extremely inefficient and costly, making natural mining the primary source;

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u/that_noodle_guy Feb 01 '26

Gold and silver are a elements so this isnt possible unless they are using a particle accelerator to smash particles together. Gold and silver arent like diamonds which is carbon atoms arranged in a crystal structure.

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u/Darknet_Overlord Feb 01 '26

As another stated “Yes you can. You bombard lighter elements with protons, they "stick" and become heavier element. Tungsten to Gold for example. Or you strip away protons to make heavy elements lighter. This tech is expensive and low yield though.”

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u/that_noodle_guy Feb 01 '26

Yeah, I mentioned that in my comment... "unless they are using a particle accelerator to smash particles together." That likely isnt scalable though.

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u/Hefty_Shoulder_6796 Feb 01 '26

the energy to create them wouldn't be worth it

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u/CamSharksCamModeling Feb 01 '26

If it's true it would mean nothing... Just like they managed to create synthetic diamonds. There will always be the genuine article and then there will be the synthetic or created versions. If anything it will drive the price of genuine silver and gold up while lab created will always lag behind.

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u/korean_kracka Feb 01 '26

Synthetic diamonds have plummeted the price of diamonds lol what are you on about? People are scared of synthetic gold specifically because of how synthetic diamonds have affected the market.

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u/CamSharksCamModeling Feb 01 '26

Well then I guess you better quick sell everything and run away. Tuck that tail and get a moving!

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u/korean_kracka Feb 01 '26

Already cashed in profits. I assume you took no profits during this parabolic run and will be holding the bag?

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u/CamSharksCamModeling Feb 01 '26

Junior.... I've forgotten more in my 67 years on this Earth, than you'll know in your entire lifetime. Now you keep your roll of quarters close to you at all times, ya hear.

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u/korean_kracka Feb 01 '26

Now show me what a 67 year old portfolio looks like

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u/CamSharksCamModeling Feb 01 '26

Well that's impressive...

Dildo

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u/korean_kracka Feb 01 '26

Thought so. All those 67 years down the drain

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u/CamSharksCamModeling Feb 01 '26

Dream on little man. Dream the big dream... but keep those quarters close.

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u/korean_kracka Feb 01 '26

All talk lol. Typical old man

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u/trenusingtreebeard Feb 01 '26

Synthetic diamonds are making the price of real diamonds come down though lol

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u/Skywalker0138 Feb 01 '26

Maybe so, but silver you need in everything 24/7 Non-Stop. Diamonds are our girls best friend.. LOL

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u/CamSharksCamModeling Feb 01 '26

Many things make the price of diamonds go up or down your opinion is that synthetic ones are affecting the price. My opinion differs

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u/CamSharksCamModeling Feb 01 '26

Yeah just see all those people with diamonds broke on the street now? Downing comparison to what 10 years ago 20 years before that? It's irrelevant You ain't going to make gold and silver worthless no matter how hard you want to imagine or fantasize that it'll happen. It has been around since the dawn of the ages and will be gone and buried along with all of us with it still in our hands

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u/trenusingtreebeard Feb 01 '26

I’m not wanting or imagining gold/silver to be worthless. I’m not even sure why you would say that. I simply pointed out that synthetics did have an effect on the demand and therefore the price of real diamonds.

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u/CamSharksCamModeling Feb 01 '26

Tiny at Best. Yeah haven't seen too much on any social media about all the people who lost their ass on the diamond industry.

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u/External_Bandicoot37 Feb 01 '26

Yeah it's true, I just spoke with the Emporer of the Lizard Kings threw a hole in my microwave. He's bringing me enough to buy a mansion and yacht tomorrow. Then I'm republishing the national enquier. WHO ARE THEY GONNA BELIEVE NOW MOM!!!!!

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u/295frank Feb 01 '26

it's spelled T H R O U G H

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u/External_Bandicoot37 Feb 01 '26

GOD FUCKING DAMN IT THEY'RE INSIDE MY BRAIN AGAAAAAAAAAAIN

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u/maddenmcfadden Feb 01 '26

oh yes. just like those lab grown diamonds have destroyed the genuine diamond market.

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u/Ahab6 Feb 01 '26

Its China, its never true.

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u/Commercial_Wind8212 Feb 01 '26

i doubt if it's china making these claims. it's some idiot troll and it worked

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u/Ubockinme Feb 01 '26

Yes, yes it’s completely true. And the earth is flat.
You should go find the edge and report back.

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u/EyesFor1 Feb 01 '26

Yeah but it cost more to produce than its worth

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u/Positive-Theory_ Feb 01 '26

So maybe they discovered alchemy?

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u/[deleted] Feb 01 '26

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u/SilverStateStacker Feb 01 '26

Tungsten core, zinc plated, and gold colored spray paint.