Yudo is correct, but the context is far more complex than just gold being scarce; this technology is real, has been tested on paper, and is funded by the US government. However, there is a huge barrier that maintains the scarcity of gold, and everything is still solid.
Marathon Fusion (a San Francisco startup) claims 1 GW of electricity equals 5 tons of gold per year, the problem is the global gold supply in 2025: 5,000 tons, and 1 commercial-scale reactor only adds 0.1% to the supply. It would take 1,000 advanced fusion reactors to replace mines with a technology that doesn't even have a prototype version available by 2026.
Gold can be made, but not in the next 30 years, and not on a scale sufficient to disrupt the market.
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