**Gold Is in Your Phone—Here’s Why That Matters for Prices**

Yesterday, we covered how to use gold as money in your state. Today, we pivot to a powerful driver of demand you might overlook: technology. Gold isn’t just for coins and bars—it’s in satellites, medical devices, and your smartphone.

Why? Gold’s unbeatable conductivity and resistance to corrosion make it essential for precision tech. As the world demands more devices and advanced medical equipment, gold’s industrial use keeps rising. This tech-driven demand tightens global supply—and quietly supports the price of every ounce you hold.

Tomorrow, we’ll explore how silver’s role in solar and electric vehicles is creating an even sharper supply crunch.

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**Fun Fact Of The Day**

Each smartphone contains about 50 milligrams of gold, and over 1 billion smartphones are produced each year—using over 50 tons of gold annually.

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