Are you following the 2030 gold forecast? Because lately, all analysts are talking about it. Just yesterday, I saw that Robert Kiyosaki is projecting quite aggressive figures: he believes gold could reach $30,000 by 2035. But the question everyone is asking is: will it really hit $10,000 per ounce by 2030?

Well, Kiyosaki isn't the only one thinking this way. Recently, several market experts have started to converge on this scenario. Ed Yardeni, who is not exactly someone who throws out random numbers, has projected $10,000 as a possible target for 2030, although he admits that runaway inflation would be needed to get there. The executive of Wheaton Precious Metals made similar statements a few months ago, suggesting that the level could be reached by the end of the decade.

However, there are more conservative voices. InvestingHaven and StoneX Bullion see a maximum of $5,150 by 2030, while the Gold We Trust report by Incrementum projects a range between $4,800 and $8,900 depending on how inflation evolves. In short, the 2030 gold forecasts are anything but unanimous.

What unites everyone is the reasoning: continuous central bank purchases, persistent inflation risks, and geopolitical tensions push prices upward. The demand for gold remains strong, and supply is not keeping pace. So, the 2030 gold forecasts don't seem entirely out of reach.

Personally, I am watching the movement. If gold continues like this, we might really be in for a surprise. Meanwhile, those holding long positions on OP/USDT are watching closely: entry zone 0.4148-0.4, target 0.66+, stop loss 5%. Definitely bullish sentiment for those who believe in this cycle.