When Gold Falls: The Safe Haven Paradox in the Age of Crypto

Triple Nine Communication Press
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In a world full of uncertainty, humans are always looking for a "safe place" to protect their values and wealth. For centuries, gold has been considered a symbol of stability, silver as a promising complement, and now crypto is here as a modern alternative that shakes up the old order. However, history, empirical data, and market behavior show one important thing: no asset is truly safe.

This book was born out of the need to understand the paradox. This book combines rich historical narratives, sharp econometric analysis, retail investor case studies, and psychological reflections on human emotions during crises. From ancient Egypt to Wall Street, from the gold standard to blockchain, readers are invited to trace the long journey of safe havens and the paradoxes that come with them.

What makes this book different is its multidisciplinary approach: economics, psychology, geopolitics, and financial technology combine to provide a comprehensive picture. Academics will find a strong theoretical foundation and research methodology. Global investors will gain practical strategies to deal with volatility. Policymakers will see the urgent regulatory implications. And the general public will get financial literacy that is relevant for daily life.

The book is prepared for publication in five languages, with the aim of reaching readers in different parts of the world. Because the paradox of safe havens is not only a local issue, but a global phenomenon that touches every individual, every country, and every economic system.

Reading this book is an eye-opener to the fact that gold isn't always safe, silver can be a double-edged sword, and crypto brings new opportunities as well as risks. More than just an analysis, this book is an invitation to think critically, strategize adaptively, and understand that rationality and psychology always go hand in hand in the world of investment.

This is a book that will make you look at the market in a different way. A work that not only explains, but also challenges, inspires, and prepares you for the future of global finance.

In a world full of uncertainty, humans are always looking for a "safe place" to protect their values and wealth. For centuries, gold has been considered a symbol of stability, silver as a promising complement, and now crypto is here as a modern alternative that shakes up the old order. However, h...

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About the author

Dr. Suryaning Bawono, S.E., M.Si. is an academic, researcher, and economic practitioner who actively contributes to the world of higher education and global financial research. He completed his doctoral education at Merdeka University of Malang and since 2019 has been teaching at STIE Jaya Negara Tamansiswa Malang and the University of Jember.

In addition to his academic work, Dr. Suryaning also founded PT. Fros Yunior, a company engaged in research, education, and publishing strategic economic content. He is known as a multidisciplinary thinker who combines quantitative analysis, historical reflection, and psychological perspectives in understanding international financial phenomena.

His works emphasize the importance of global financial literacy, portfolio diversification strategies, and understanding the paradox of safe havens in the crypto era. The book " When Gold Falls: The Safe Haven Paradox in the Age of Crypto " is a reflection of extensive research and in-depth academic experience, aimed at bridging the world of academics, investors, and policymakers in the face of global market uncertainty.

Dr. Suryaning Bawono, S.E., M.Si. is an academic, researcher, and economic practitioner who actively contributes to the world of higher education and global financial research. He completed his doctoral education at Merdeka University of Malang and since 2019 has been teaching at STIE Jaya Negara...

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