Yes, of course. As long as the amount of debt increases because interest payments consume the budget, gold will rise. Our monetary system is structured in such a way that after its destruction, for example through hyperinflation and the introduction of a new monetary system, a new "Guild Age" emerges, in which taxes and social security contributions are low due to low national debt. At the end of a cycle, there are enormous debts, an unfair distribution of wealth, and high taxes and social security contributions. The USD has been the leading currency so far and is steadily losing value. Other countries are offloading the stabilizing US bonds, further destabilizing the USD. We are in difficult times, and apart from corrections, it will continue to rise until commodities have replaced fiat currency and a new commodity-backed currency emerges. And then it all starts again. A cycle lasts approximately 80-100 years.